Anne Phillips

Anne Phillips is an American singer, songwriter, and producer. She has worked with Burt Bacharach, Carole King, Mahalia Jackson and has arranged and produced jingles for the Four Tops and Martha and the Vandellas.

Phillips started working in demo recordings for songwriters in the 1950s. She was a member of the Ray Charles Singers on the Perry Como Show. In 1959, she recorded her first pop album, Born to Be Blue, for Roulette Records.

"Born to Be Blue received great reviews when it came out later that year. This was from Billboard:

'Miss Phillips has a willowy, wistful sound that is used to effect on an attractive group of tunes. Sparked by Kermit Levinsky’s fine arrangements she registers well on the album title tune, You Don’t Know What Love Is, There Will Never Be Another You, etc. Her phrasing is good and her approach to a song doesn’t invite comparison. A talent to watch.'

Phillips worked on demo recordings for Carole King, Burt Bacharach, and Neil Diamond. In 1962, she sang background vocals on Carole King's It Might As Well Rain Until September.

Phillips has worked as a singer, music arranger, conductor, writer, and producer for national commercials including Pepsi, Revlon, and Sheraton. For some campaigns, she did vocal arrangements in the style of other popular artists. Phillips composed music for a Pepsi campaign with BBDO in the 1960s called "The Taste That Beats the Others Cold, Pepsi Pours it On.The spot included The Turtles, The Four Tops, The Hondells, and the Trade Masters.

1. Lonelyville

2. I've Got To Pass Your House To Get To Mine

3. A Stranger In Town

4. I Don't Want To Walk Without You

5. There Will Never Be Another You

6. When Sunny Gets Blue

1. Born To Be Blue

2. Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night of The Week

3. Easy Street

4. For Heavens Sake

5. It Could Happen to You

6. You Don't Know What Love Is

           05 - There Will Never Be Another You