The Girls In Paris ? Lee Hazlewood w/ Suzi Jane Hokum
My Baby Cried All Night Long
My Autumns Done Come
Summer Wine ? Lee Hazlewood w/ Suzi Jane Hokum
I Move Around
Your Sweet Love
Sand ? Lee Hazlewood w/ Suzi Jane Hokum
Dark In My Heart
After Six
I Am A Part
Bugles In The Afternoon
Not The Lovin Kind
These Boots Are Made For Walkin'
Jos?
The Old Man And His Guitar
So Long Babe
For One Moment
Home (I'm Home)
The Nights
Suzi Jane Is Back In Town ? Lee Hazlewood w/ Suzi Jane Hokum
In Our Time
When A Fool Loves A Fool
Track Listings (13) - Disc #2
Shades
This Town
Child
Stone Cold Blues
Little War
Them Girls
Fort Worth
Hands
Mannford Oklahoma
Summer Nights
Muchacho (Instrumental) - Lee Hazelwoods Woodchucks
Batman (Instrumental) - Lee Hazelwoods Woodchucks
Frenesi (Instrumental) - Lee Hazelwoods Woodchucks
Full Title - These Boots Are Made For Walkin' - The Complete MGM Recordings. 2002 compilation featuring all Hazlewood's recordings for the MGM label. 35 tracks, including three albums, 1966's 'The Very Special World Of ... more » Lee Hazlewood', 1967's 'Lee Hazlewoodism, It's Cause & Cure' plus 1968's 'Something Special' which was only released in Germany. Plus, 'Summer Wine' & 'Them Girls' which only appeared on 45s & three rare instrumental tracks recorded as Lee Hazlewood's Woodchucks, 'Muchaco', 'Frenesi' & 'Batman' (prev. unreleased). Stereo & mono recordings. Ace.« less
Full Title - These Boots Are Made For Walkin' - The Complete MGM Recordings. 2002 compilation featuring all Hazlewood's recordings for the MGM label. 35 tracks, including three albums, 1966's 'The Very Special World Of Lee Hazlewood', 1967's 'Lee Hazlewoodism, It's Cause & Cure' plus 1968's 'Something Special' which was only released in Germany. Plus, 'Summer Wine' & 'Them Girls' which only appeared on 45s & three rare instrumental tracks recorded as Lee Hazlewood's Woodchucks, 'Muchaco', 'Frenesi' & 'Batman' (prev. unreleased). Stereo & mono recordings. Ace.
CD Reviews
Knock On Wood
01/08/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Brilliant, dorky, drunken & nostalgic as a cryrogenically frozen martini, this is the ultimate Lee Hazelwood collection to date. If Sinatra had deigned to go Country to alleviate his flagging late 60's career, he would have called on Lee Hazelwood."After Six" could've been the hungover, morning after sequel to "One For My Baby". "The Old Man & His Guitar" brings vintage Leonard Cohen to mind. "Jose" is so god awful, it gives Elvis Presely's theme song to "Charro" a run for it's money. But therein, lies the fun of it all. If camp were an art form, then Hazelwood has accidentally stumbled on it.What's great about Hazelwood's cheescake trappings are the universal truths he hacks up despite the canned production. Loneliness, longing, & woe---it's all there. Behind it all, is a balladeer who knows his craft, despite the smaltz. The horns may be goofy but if you strip it down, "When a Fool Loves A Fool" is a great song, worthy of a fashionable makeover cover. That being said, I wouldn't change a note of "Child". "Hands" is as maudlin as it gets, then this rambunctious piano cuts in and saves the day.Superficially, one would say this is vintage kitch with it's tongue firmly lodged in cheek. A number of listens & it's more than you bargained for. To quote the liner notes on the back, " It's not rock, it's not country, not quite lounge-it's unique. " All it takes is a talented, imaginative listener & this collection is a bit more than a soundtrack to a 1969 issue of Playboy. But if that's all you get from it, atleast you'll have fun."
Lee Hazlewood , the words and music behind Nancy Sinatra
CC snyder | Flora (little town) in Illinois | 07/19/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I remember seeing Nancy Sinatra on many television variety shows in the 1960s and always wondered where her lyrical and mystical balads came from. I remember her singing "Summer Wine" and suddenly I knew It had to be Lee Hazlewood and I have been a fan since then. Lee Hazlewood is an overlooked genius in the music business. cc snyder"
Many many Velvet Mornings!
J. Millar | New York, NY United States | 01/05/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I've had Nancy Sinatra's greatest hits for many many years and the only tracks that made the IPod or regular rotation were "These Boots Are Made for Walking (written by Lee) and Some Velvet Morning (a duet with Lee). Some Velvet Morning has been one of my favorite songs for a long time but I just assumed that Lee was a one trick pony... until I decided to pick up this record.
I'm now obsessed with Lee and have started buying his catalog. This record started my obsession with Lee... if you don't like this comp you just don't like Lee.
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Hazlewood was one of a kind
Darrun Taylor | Vernon, BC, Canada | 01/19/2008
(5 out of 5 stars)
"The double cd is awesome. It solidifies the fact that Lee was always following the beat of his own drummer, recording and preforming unforgettable songs in the sixties, when the rest of the nation was embracing the whole summer of love vibe. I love the fact that it has the original vesions of songs like Summer Wine, Sand and These Boots. This cd will stand proudly in anyones Hazlewood collection.
Track Listings (22) - Disc #1