in late 2021, just two months before Spector's death, and was released in May 2022. Death Spector died at her home in Danbury on January 12, 2022, after a short battle with cancer, at the age of 78. Discography The Ronettes Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica, 1964 Sing Their Greatest Hits, 1975 The Greatest Hits, Vol. 2, 1981 The Best of The Ronettes, 1992 Solo albums EPs She Talks to Rainbows EP, 1999 Something's Gonna Happen EP, 2003 Best Christmas Ever EP, 2010 Solo singles 1971: "Try Some, Buy Some" (Apple 1832) 1975: "You'd Be Good For Me" (Tom Cat YB-10380) 1976: "Paradise" (Warner Spector SPS 0409) 1977: "Say Goodbye To Hollywood" (Epic 8-50374) 1978: "It's a Heartache" (Alston 3738) 1980: "Darlin'" (Polish PR-202) 1987: "Who Can Sleep" (Columbia 38-07082) 1987: "Love On a Rooftop" (Columbia 38-07300) Publications References Citations Works cited Further reading Connolly, M. Delmonico (2020). Ronnie Spector in Rock Gomorrah. Gold Line Press. External links Last recording with Ronnie Spector. Billboard Ronnie Spector at 45cat.com 1943 births 2022 deaths 20th-century American memoirists 20th-century American women singers 20th-century American singers 21st-century American women singers 21st-century American singers African-American memoirists African-American rock musicians African-American women singers American mezzo-sopranos American people of Cherokee descent American people of Irish descent American rock singers American women memoirists American women record producers Apple Records artists Deaths from cancer in Connecticut Epic Records artists George Washington Educational Campus alumni Native American singers People from Danbury, Connecticut People from East Harlem People from Washington Heights, Manhattan Phil Spector Singers from New York City The Ronettes members Women rock singers