an architect of Rock ‘N Roll
an architect of Rock ‘N Roll
Iconic songwriter &
Beverly Ross in the News:
Due to her formative influence on the Rock ‘N Roll genre, Beverly has consistently maintained an important place in the news media & Rock ‘n’ Roll history books since her earliest hits in 1955.
Beverly Ross on the Web:
“Beverly Ross is a songwriter, singer, and musician whose career has carried her across 50 years of music, from the 1950s into the 21st century. Born in Brooklyn, NY” - from www.savethemusicamerica.org article
“Many of women I interviewed, such as Wanda Jackson, Dolores Hart, and Beverly Ross, remembered the clothes and jewelry they were wearing; again, adding to the intimacy.” - interview with Chris Kennedy, author of 1950s Radio in Color
“Kandy Life” is a piano/synth-driven slow jam that incorporates bits of the Chordettes’ classic “Lollipop” (originally performed by Ronald & Ruby in 1958) in its hook.” - from “Lady Gaga’s Unreleased “Kandy Life” leaks”
“19-year-old Spector managed to endear himself to such hit makers as Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, and he was soon song-writing among the greats, including Beverly Ross, Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich.” - from People Magazine archive “Phil Spector” article
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