Lee Hazlewood Strung Out On Something New - The Reprise Recordings (2-CD)

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Lee Hazlewood: Strung Out On Something New - The Reprise Recordings (2-CD)

(Rhino Handmade-Reprise) 55 tracks 1964-68, Slipcase-Digipac with Reprise Papersleeves and 32 page booklet. Limited, numbered (5000) edition.

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Interpret: Lee Hazlewood
Album titlle: Strung Out On Something New - The Reprise Recordings (2-CD)
Label RHINO HANDMADE
Genre Pop
Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0603497775422
weight in Kg 0.14

Hazlewood, Lee - Strung Out On Something New - The Reprise Recordings (2-CD) CD 1
01	The First Street Blues	Lee Hazlewood
02	I Had A Friend	Lee Hazlewood
03	I'm Gonna Fly	Lee Hazlewood
04	Go Die Big City	Lee Hazlewood
05	I Ain't Gonna Be	Lee Hazlewood
06	Have You Made Any New Bombs Today ?	Lee Hazlewood
07	Everybody Calls Me Something	Lee Hazlewood
08	Save Your Vote For Clarence Mudd	Lee Hazlewood
09	I Might Break Even Just Bluesin'	Lee Hazlewood
10	Friday's Child	Lee Hazlewood
11	Hutchinson Jail	Lee Hazlewood
12	By The Way	Lee Hazlewood
13	Four Kinds Of Lonely	Lee Hazlewood
14	Houston	Lee Hazlewood
15	Sally Was A Good Old Girl	Lee Hazlewood
16	Since You're Gone	Lee Hazlewood
17	A Real Live Fool	Lee Hazlewood
18	I'm Blue	Lee Hazlewood
19	The Fool	Lee Hazlewood
20	That Old Freight Train	Lee Hazlewood
21	Me And Charlie	Lee Hazlewood
22	Just Bluesin' (Sanford Clark)	Lee Hazlewood
23	She Taught Me (Sanford Clark)	Lee Hazlewood
24	Houston (Sanford Clark)	Lee Hazlewood
25	A Stranger In Your Town (Vanguards)	Lee Hazlewood
26	Ode To Billy Joe	Lee Hazlewood
27	Charlie Bill Nelson	Lee Hazlewood
28	Rainbow Woman	Lee Hazlewood
29	I Am, You Are	Lee Hazlewood
30	Love And Other Crimes	Lee Hazlewood
31	Morning Dew	Lee Hazlewood
32	She Comes Running	Lee Hazlewood
33	Rosacoke Street	Lee Hazlewood
34	She's Funny That Way	Lee Hazlewood
35	The House Song	Lee Hazlewood
36	Wait And See	Lee Hazlewood
37	Forget Marie	Lee Hazlewood
38	Pour Man'	Lee Hazlewood
39	Love And Other Crimes	Lee Hazlewood
40	Zapata (Jack Nitzsche)	Lee Hazlewood
41	What Are We Gonna Do In '64? (Wildcats)	Lee Hazlewood
42	3625 Groovy Street (Wildcats)	Lee Hazlewood
43	The Whisk (Whisk Kids)	Lee Hazlewood
44	Bo-Dacious (Whisk Kids)	Lee Hazlewood
45	Not The Lovin' Kind (Dino, Desi & Billy)	Lee Hazlewood
46	The Rebel Kind (Dino, Desi & Billy)	Lee Hazlewood
47	So Be On Your Way (The III Winds)	Lee Hazlewood
48	Our Man Flint (The Ring-A-Dings)	Lee Hazlewood
49	This Guitar Was Made For Twangin' (Duane Eddy	Lee Hazlewood
50	Baby I See You (Deana Martin)	Lee Hazlewood
51	California Sunshine Boy (Donna Butterworth)	Lee Hazlewood
52	Monsoon (Duane Eddy)	Lee Hazlewood
53	Guitar On My Mind (Duane & Miriam Eddy)	Lee Hazlewood
54	This Town (Duane Eddy)	Lee Hazlewood

Lee Hazelwood Lee Hazelwood, born in 1929 in Mannford, Oklahoma, went to Southern Methodist... more

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"Lee Hazlewood"

Lee Hazelwood

Lee Hazelwood, born in 1929 in Mannford, Oklahoma, went to Southern Methodist University before the Army took him to Korea. On his discharge in 1953, he became one of the most popular deejays in Phoenix, Arizona, where he broadcast C&W music locally. In 1955, he branched out into songwriting and began dabbling in record production after experimenting in his radio studio. His production of 'The Fool', by Sanford Clark, sold 800,000 copies on Dot Records in 1956 and Dot subsequently signed him as a record pro-ducer for a year, but he failed to make another hit. In 1957, he teamed up with entrepreneur Lester Sill and they formed the Jamie label in Philadelphia with a distribu-tor and Dick Clark of Bandstand fame.

Through Bandstand, they launched Duane Eddy with the 'twangy' guitar sound which made him a star. In three and a half years, Hazelwood sold 20 million Duane Eddy records which despite their crass commerciality were the earliest 'sound' productions in rock. In 1961, Hazelwood and Sill formed the Gregmark label which scored with Phil Spector-produced records by the Paris Sisters (Sill and Hazelwood had earlier run two less successful labels called Trey and East-West). They parted company in 1962 and Hazelwood formed an unsuccessful label, Eden.

In 1964, he left the business but the following year, Jimmy Bowen at Reprise asked him to produce the bubblegum trio of Dino, Desi and Billy for whom he pro-duced four consecutive hits. He also began recording Nancy Sinatra at Reprise and established her as a potent chart-force with 'These Boots Are Made For Walkin" and re-corded countrified duets, like 'Jackson', with her. In the late Sixties, be ran his own LHI label in Hollywood but lack of success ended the project.

Always something of a bohemian, Hazelwood — now in semi-retirement — commutes between homes in Sweden, Paris and Los Angeles.

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