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Lee Hazlewood
Lounge Legends
Genres: Country, Jazz, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (20) - Disc #1
1. Girls in Paris
2. Summer Wine - Lee Hazlewood, Gershwin, George
3. For One Moment
4. Shades
5. After Six
6. I Move Around
7. These Boots Are Made for Walking
8. Jose
9. Home (I'm Home)
10. Not the Lovin' Kind
11. My Autumn's Done Come
12. In Our Time
13. The Nights
14. Sand
15. Dark in My Heart
16. Them Girls
17. I Am a Part
18. So Long, Babe
19. My Baby Cried All Night Long
20. Your Sweet Love

Import compilation for the sixties icon who made Nancy Sinatra famous. 20 classic recordings including, 'The Girls In Paris', 'Summerwine', 'Shades' & 'Dark In My Heart'. 2001.

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All Artists: Lee Hazlewood
Title: Lounge Legends
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Polygram Int'l
Release Date: 10/8/2001
Album Type: Import
Genres: Country, Jazz, Pop, Rock
Style: Oldies
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 0731455988222, 731455988222, 766488139129

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Import compilation for the sixties icon who made Nancy Sinatra famous. 20 classic recordings including, 'The Girls In Paris', 'Summerwine', 'Shades' & 'Dark In My Heart'. 2001.

CD Reviews

King of Cool revisited

F. Keller | Wesel | 09/05/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"It's always been a mystery to me why Lee Hazlewood is not recognized as one of the big songwriters of our times. His songs are full of pathos, lonesome cowboys & femme fatales and Lee got the voice to get away with it. This is the best compilation I've heard of him, it includes his own versions of the hits he wrote for Nancy Sinatra ("These Boots are made for walking"; "So Long Babe")as well as some rarer tracks from his 60's albums for MGM.
On "Summerwine" & "Sand" he duetts with here Suzy Jane Hokom, as opposed to the later versions he did with Nancy. My personal favourite would be the haunting coming-of-age ballad "My Autumn's Done Come". Sadly his masterpiece "Some Velvet Morning" is missing, but this is definitly a great introduction for people who are not yet familiar with this forgotten genius."