8298 (unreleased Philles 4011). Spector created additional imprints for specific projects, such as the Phil Spector label to promote the solo career of Veronica "Ronnie" Bennett of the Ronettes, the future Mrs. Spector. Some of those items also appear on these discs. The fourth disc contains the entirety of the holiday album released on the same day as the JFK assassination, A Christmas Gift for You, purportedly the only long-playing album from his Philles heyday that Spector worked on with the same intensity that he generally lavished on the singles. It peaked at #13 on the Christmas Albums chart in 1963, although a reissue in 1972 went to #6. In 2003, the album was ranked #64 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time (#65 on revised 2012 list and #489 on the revised 2020 list). With the exception of an anthology of his productions for the girl group the Paris Sisters, Back to Mono represents the totality of Spector's singles from this period in print, as of Spring, 2007. Track listing All selections produced by Phil Spector, except "Spanish Harlem" produced by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller Disc One Disc Two Disc Three Disc Four: A Christmas Gift for You Initially released as Philles 4005, November 22, 1963 Certifications References 1991 compilation albums Phil Spector ABKCO Records compilation albums Albums produced by Phil Spector Albums recorded at Gold Star Studios