Nancy Sinatra S/D

"Lady Bird", yo.

How about Nancy's delivery of the last verse of My Elusive Dreams? "But this time only two of us move on...and now, now we have each other...and, a little memory to cling to"/ Lee: "And still you won't let me go on alone".

That's part of the album's genius right there.

Thinking now about Down From Dover, maybe two dead baby songs would be too much for one album.

Anyone ever given Nancy & Lee 3 a listen? Never got round to it.

Nancy & Lee is amazing, but having a hard time deciding whether her voice stands up to his.

a weird thing to say about a guy who had no voice!

I like the 1969 LP Nancy, which Hazlewood wasn't involved with at all but which features some fine Wrecking Crew work and Billy Strange guitar solos. The single was the Bobbie Gentry-ish "God Knows I Love You," written by Delaney Bramlett & Mac Davis. There's also a version of "Light My Fire" that follows José Feliciano's version more than the Doors'. She's clearly moving into Adult Contemporary territory on this album, but in an sultry, bass-heavy, late '60s way.

I think the Lightning Girl comp has everything one would need on it.

My favorite, from Nancy In London. One of my alltime best mixtapes started with this and segued into "In The Flesh" by Blondie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-29jqrdYbvM

the best
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr9HBwMUWV8