Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood

Nancy Sinatra (American singer, daughter of Frank Sinatra) and Lee Hazlewood (American singer-songwriter and producer) teamed for a celebrated late-1960s collaboration. Hazlewood wrote and produced material for Nancy (including the hit "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'") and the pair recorded material such as the album Nancy & Lee and the duet "Some Velvet Morning."

Lee Hazlewood was an American songwriter, singer and producer from Oklahoma who worked as an arranger/producer in the late 1950s and wrote/produced hits for Nancy Sinatra. Nancy Sinatra is an American singer active since the 1960s and daughter of Frank Sinatra. The duo are best known for their late-1960s collaborations including the album Nancy & Lee and songs like "Some Velvet Morning" and "Summer Wine."

A passionate review celebrating the Nancy & Lee partnership and the 1968 album Nancy & Lee. Highlights Hazlewood's production and songwriting and the duo's baroque-pop/country textures. Praises songs such as Some Velvet Morning and Summer Wine. Strong positive appraisal of arrangements and vocal interplay.

For:Fans of 1960s pop, baroque pop, country-pop and vocal duets