Hal Blaine, Drummer Behind the Ronettes’ “Be My Baby,” Dead at 90 Blaine played on numerous classics, including the Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds, as a member of the Wrecking Crew

Hal Blaine, Drummer Behind the Ronettes’ “Be My Baby,” Dead at 90

Blaine played on numerous classics, including the Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds, as a member of the Wrecking Crew

Born: February 5, 1929, Holyoke, MA=42 ("Be My Baby"=42)Holyoke, Massachusetts=70(dead on the 70th day) 110/11 dead on the 11th

2/5/1929=7,36,55,28,..36th day 329 left

session musician=63 the reflection of 36..born on the 36th day ..36..like 3 6's..also equal 216..6x6x6,,musician=55

died on the 70th day..born on a day with 7 numerology

Died: March 11, 2019

3/11/2019=14,33,53,17,26...70th day 295 left

he died 34 days (35) after his 90th b-day..4 weeks 6 days/46 (47)..1 month 6 days/16 (17)

murder=34  Pet Sounds=34,47 like it was 4 weeks 7 days/47 (end date included) after his b-day

Word or Phrase	English Ordinal	Full Reduction	Single Reduction	Reverse Ordinal	Reverse Full Reduction
hal	21	12	12	60	15
blaine	43	25	25	119	38
hal blaine	64	37	37	179	53

Hal Blaine=53 died on a day with 53 numerology. 53/16th prime. Sixteen=33 died on a day with 33 numerology.  born in Massachusetts=33 He was "ninety"=33 "Be my Baby"=141,30thirty three"=141,Dead on 3/11 or 11/3..113/30th prime. 

Hal Blaine=64 dead on 3/11 or 311/64th prime.The Wrecking Crew=80/8..8 the sq.root of 64 also the reflection of 46..sacrifice=46..he died 4 weeks 6 days/46 after his b-day

Blaine=25 born on 2/5. played on "Pet Sounds"=52 Blaine was a drummer=38,43 Blaine=38,43 Murder=38 RIP=38 death=38.,25..killing=43..43/14th prime died on a day with 14 numerology

Hal Blaine, a drummer for the famed group of session musicians known as the Wrecking Crew, has died, Variety reports. Blaine’s family confirmed the news in a Facebook post. He was 90.

As a member of the Wrecking Crew, Blaine played drums on a number of classics including the Ronettes’ “Be My Baby,” the Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds and “Good Vibrations,” the Crystals’ “He’s a Rebel,” Simon & Garfunkel’s “Mrs. Robinson” and “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” and many more. He also released a string of instrumental solo albums in the 1960s. Read Brian Wilson’s tribute to Blaine below.