NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED - (LP - Philles 4011) Out of Los Angleles, one of the six tracks produced by Phil Spector with Tina Turner in 1966-1967. Spector reportedly paid Ike Turner 20,000. to remain uninvolved with the recording but was given the green light to arrange and produce the other tracks that would fill out the eventual LP issued under the title of the debut single included in it, 'River Deep - Mountain High'. 'Everyday I Have To Cry' had been a moderate hit for Steve Alaimo in 1962, and was recorded by several other artists but none of them came close to the celestial grandeur that Phil Spector and arranger, Jack Nitzsche surrounded Tina Turners vocals with. Never making it to a single in the U.S., it did find itself as the side of a single in Europe. The U.S. LP designated as Philles 4011 had only a handfull of discs pressed and a cover was never manufactured due to the lackluster chart action of the debut single, 'River Deep - Mountain High'. The LP wouldn't receive an official U.S. release until 1969 when issued on A&M Records.

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