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Lee Hazlewood discovered “The Titan of Twang” Duane Eddy, hob-nobbed with the Rat Pack, worked with Phil Spector and wrote These Boots Were Made For Walkin’ for Nancy Sinatra, with whom he ...
28. Jan. 2007 · Jan. 28, 2007. HENDERSON, Nev. LEE HAZLEWOOD is ready to die. Suffering excruciating pain from renal cancer, Mr. Hazlewood, the reclusive singer, songwriter and producer doesn’t have much time ...
6. Aug. 2007 · Nun starb Lee Hazlewood im Alter von 78 Jahren in seinem Haus bei Las Vegas. Zum Inhalt springen ... Für sie schrieb er den Nummer-Eins-Hit "These Boots Are Made For Walking". Hazlewood wurde am ...
4. Aug. 2007 · Born In. Mannford, Creek County, Oklahoma, United States. Died. 4 August 2007 (aged 78) Barton Lee Hazlewood (July 9, 1929 – August 4, 2007) was an American country and pop singer, songwriter, and record producer, most widely known for his work with guitarist Duane Eddy during the late 1950s and singer Nancy Sinatra in the 1960s and 1970s.
Album. Elephant. The White Stripes. Released. 2003 — Europe. CD —. Album, Stereo. Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Greatest Hits by Nancy Sinatra With Frank Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.
When the latter, a Nancy & Lee duet tacked onto the B-side of a 1966 Sinatra single, became a hit one year later, it sparked a full-fledged duet album. Nancy & Lee sold a million copies during 1968 and earned its place as one of the most influential records associated with either Sinatra or Hazlewood. "Some Velvet Morning," a haunting hymn to the twilight, became a much-covered classic thanks ...
A natural wanderer, Lee lived a big life, fighting in the Korean War, working as a radio DJ in Phoenix, Arizona, setting up Viv Records in the 50s, working as a big-shot LA producer in the 60s, signing Phil Spector to his Trey Records label, and prematurely announcing retirement in the wake of the mid-60s British invasion. (Spoiler alert: he ...
