Lee Hazlewood Love and Other Crimes (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.)

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Lee Hazlewood: Love and Other Crimes (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.)

(Warner Records) 10 tracks, sea blue vinyl, limited edition of 1000 copies

Lee Hazlewood made his name as a producer and co-writer with guitarist Duane Eddy in the 1950s and then cemented his immortality with the classic recordings he produced for Nancy Sinatra in the 1960s. In recent decades, however, attention has shifted to Lee's idiosyncratic solo work, the centerpiece of which he recorded for the Reprise label and his own LHI Records label. Released in 1968, “Love and Other Crimes” is one of his Reprise releases and one of the strangest records in his entire catalog. Hazlewood, who recorded in Paris with legendary members of the Wrecking Crew like guitarist James Burton and drummer Hal Blaine, sounds like a bon vivant (read: half drunk) as he shifts from country ballads to slightly psychedelic pop, highlighted by his rocking cover of Bonnie Dobson's “Morning Dew.” Other highlights include “Rosacoke Street,” which showcases him at his most psychedelic lounge-lizard style (think a Hunter Thompson character from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas), and his moving “Wait and See,” an apology for bad behavior to an absent lover. We commissioned Mike Milchner to remaster this song for vinyl ... and don't miss Lee's stream-of-consciousness back cover.

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Album titlle: Love and Other Crimes (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.)
Genre Country
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
Label Warner Records
EAN: 0848064018797
weight in Kg 0.25

Hazlewood, Lee - Love and Other Crimes (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.) LP 1
01	Love And Other Crimes	Lee Hazlewood
02	Morning Dew	Lee Hazlewood
03	She Comes Running	Lee Hazlewood
04	Rosacoke Street	Lee Hazlewood
05	She S Funny That Way	Lee Hazlewood
06	The House Song	Lee Hazlewood
07	Wait And See	Lee Hazlewood
08	Forget Marie	Lee Hazlewood
09	Pour Man	Lee Hazlewood
10	Love And Other Crimes	Lee Hazlewood

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

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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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