Jack Nitzsche
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Emerging from a Chicago birth and a Michigan farm childhood, he relocated to Los Angeles in 1955 to study jazz saxophone before entering the music business as a copyist for Specialty Records. Quickly becoming Phil Spector’s chief arranger, he helped shape the Wall of Sound on hits such as “River Deep, Mountain High” and contributed to recordings by the Beach Boys, the Monkees and Doris Day. His co…
Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources