Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood

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(1966 – 1975, 1995 – 1995, 2003 – 2003)

Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood was a collaboration between an American singer and actress and American and , and record producer.

The young daughter of Frank Sinatra, Nancy Sinatra was an aspiring diva with a string of disappointments even her father’s usually indomitable influence couldn’t make into hits. Thus she was delivered to Hazlewood by fellow producer and Reprise bigwig Jimmy Bowen. The result, to almost everyone’s satisfaction, was wall to wall hits for the next 5 years. Described by detractors as a tuneless drone, Nancy’s voice was more importantly a tough and life-wisened instrument, and certainly not lacking in a canny sexuality which, inadvertently or not, anticipated liberated, strong female singing from Nico and Pat Benatar to Kim Gordon and Joan Jett. Hazlewood, naturally, saw these elements for the strengths that they were, and knew exactly how to highlight them sonically. He sculpted, again with the help of his now famous session men, a countryfied brew to bathe tunes which, though not without their novelty aspects, were more novel in the literary sense — concisely constructed layers of sophisticated artifice operating on several levels of meaning, depending on how deep you were willing to go.

Sinatras singing career received a boost with the help Hazlewood, who had been making records for ten years, notably with Duane Eddy.

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  • nabila_in

    best 60's duet ever!

    February 2012
  • cherryheadheart

    Genius collaboration

    January 2012
  • DonPinguin

    they're great :D I need some more music from both of them :)

    January 2012
  • leeisfreee

    look at us, but do not touch

    November 2011
  • annadoll2001

    Because it isn't upbeat poppy music! :D

    September 2011
  • Nessyliz

    Also, I love the tags on this.

    May 2011
  • Nessyliz

    Psychedelic hit machine, haha. Love 'em.

    May 2011
  • strajnic

    There's no pop music like this nowadays. Pity!

    March 2011
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