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Lee Hazelwood Appreciation

jimmytrash  said about 5 years ago  or at  1:05PM on Tuesday, October 24 2006 in music

Man, this man is a smarmy, swarmy genius.

He's so cool, even when dissing the NY bohos.

Total Lee!, the tribute album is wicked cool as well, with calexico and Calvin Johnson among others paying tribute.

The pics of him with shitloads of kids wearing his moustache are beautiful.


switchbladesisters  said about 5 years ago:

they call ME Sand, also.

I may be lying.


tonebender  said about 5 years ago:

YES YES!

Gots to pick up that tribute album, I think!

You appreciate some good things, Jimmytrash.


number none  said about 5 years ago:

Have only heard a bit of his stuff but love what I have heard.



mrb  said about 5 years ago:

sand is such a great song...dark in my eart is also amazing...great lyrics.


jimmytrash  said about 5 years ago:

![Alt text](http://www.nndb.com/people/685/000064493/hazlewood-guitar.jpg
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jimmytrash  said about 5 years ago:

Swoon


jimmytrash  said about 5 years ago:

I miss you Sundown....


freaksandgeeks  said about 5 years ago:

very cool


BunnyChelmsford  said about 5 years ago:

I love his album with Anne Margaret. BRILLIANT, BRILLIANT, BRILLIANT


jimmytrash  said about 5 years ago:

He is also the inspiration for my moustache.

Putting an old Lee vinyl and serving a tart Martini to a special guest at your house is a delicacy reserved to few....

"Zeus, he's hanging loose..."


jimmytrash  said about 5 years ago:

"Ive been good, and iv been mean..."

"And iv been lookin' for a coke machine..."


pc  said about 5 years ago:

Bye Baby


gingerninja  said about 5 years ago:

HAZLEWOOD not Hazelwood.


jimmytrash  said about 5 years ago:

yikes, whoops, typo.


LaxCharisma  said about 5 years ago:

I've only really heard the best of Lee and Nancy. Can anyone reccomend any other albums to me?


Ohyeah  said about 5 years ago:

i prefer the cat named in his honour


johnnyzero  said about 5 years ago:

BunnyChelmsford said 2 hours ago

I love his album with Anne Margaret. BRILLIANT, BRILLIANT, BRILLIANT


yeah! the version of 'dark end of the street' is the best! aside from james carr


LaxCharisma  said about 5 years ago:

Fine don't answer me. Cunz.


Milton Burlap  said about 5 years ago:

Lee's version of jerry lee's whole lotta shakin' is possibly the dirtiest thing you'll ever put into your ear!
gives gainsbourg a run for his money in the sleaze stakes.


jimmytrash  said about 5 years ago:

Yeah, he is definetely the American Serge.

Id like to see some stats, Chanteur Vs Crooner,

Alcohol Consumed

Women Slept With

Copies Sold

Sexist Remarks on National Television

Famous Celebrity Relationships would be very interesting- Both had heaps.


gingerninja  said about 5 years ago:

There was a great, great German or Austrian boot a few years ago called "The many sides Of Lee" that has a great cross-section of his best material.


Puppetman  said about 5 years ago:

Lee Hazlewood. Such a fine man. Such a formidable moustache.


dirtylover  said about 5 years ago:

a poet, a fool or a bum

some great stuff of Lee's - both with Anne Margaret and Nancy and his solo stuff

Lax - you should know of a certain (Spencer) Lee inpersonator around the Gong should you not? - I'll burn ya some of his finest moments anyways


shhh  said about 5 years ago:

i love his work - i really overdosed on that 'nancy and lee' record though...


hand hell  said about 5 years ago:

At his best with Nancy, of course...

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shhh  said about 5 years ago:

some velvet morning when i'm straight...


spotswood  said about 5 years ago:

"Trouble Is A Lonesome Town" is a good rainy day record


Ron  said about 5 years ago:

Lee on Nancy:

"What’s it like to work with a Nancy Sinatra? It’s a visit to Disneyland, only your father owns all the rides. It’s an evening in the medicine cabinet of Edgar Allen Poe’s mother. It’s a trip on Superman’s cape and you are too frightened to look down for fear you’ll discover your real identity. It’s a Sousa march and the phallic cymbals are playing melody. It’s a plastic palace where all that glitters is gold. It’s a Las Vegas stage, sitting on a two-dollar stool in front of a fifty-two-piece orchestra, next to a lady in a five thousand-dollar gown; you’re singing a little flat and wondering if the fly is open on your eight-dollar 'jeans'. It’s Beauty and the Beast selling a 'fix' to the Mickey Mouse People. It’s frustrating, foolish, Falstaffian, freaky, fucked-up and fun."


jimmytrash  said about 5 years ago:

That is beautiful.


zomenn  said about 5 years ago:

just listening to that new one ''cake or death'' ... pretty fun album ...


jimmytrash  said about 5 years ago:

zomenn got banned?


Footmaize  said about 5 years ago:

Is he dyin'?

one last record.


definitely  said about 5 years ago:

appreciating lee hazlewood in incorrectly spelt appreciation thread

trouble is a lonesome town...


dirtylover  said about 5 years ago:

I've ben digging the Lee & Ann Margaret stuff a bit lately - more than the Nancy & lee

anyone got his new record yet? what's it called cake or death?

can't find it anywhere near me ( no surprise)


jimmytrash  said about 5 years ago:

Last month it was being advertised on the u-bahn televisions every few minutes in Berlin...


switchbladesisters  said about 5 years ago:

can't find it anywhere near me ( no surprise)

whole bunch at Melb City JB stores


TransientRandom  said about 4 years ago:

bump!

just playing lee + nancy really LOUD!!

it's wonderful at ridiculous volume (and other volumes, but especially loud!)


Kez  said about 4 years ago:

Ok, my folks have the radio stuck on the outer suburbs oldies station and blow me down, it seem to be giving Some Velvet Morning a FLOGGING - I've heard it twice in two days now (I've also heard Food Glorious Food twice but that's besides the point). I'm curious why this freaked-out, warped piece of oddness appeals to the Max Bygraves and Des O'Connor crowd of announcers. It's such an anomaly and stands out like the big marbles in the school dog's pocket. Maybe they see 'Sinatra' on the label and think it's Frank...
They don't seem to have much time for other things of this era that I'd give an ear to - Carpenters, Bacharach, Webb - so why this, of all things? Does Pops Malone on the midnight shift put this on, lean back in his Jason Recliner rocker, put his camel-suede hushpuppies up on the desk hearing the gentle swish of corduroy as he crosses his ankles, lace his fingers behind his greying Head And Shoulders'd bonce, half-close his eyelids and have a flashback reverie about when you really thought we could change the world and there was beauty in a blade of grass and the universe in a grain of sand...

Or did someone just leave it on the top of the pile.

I'm genuinely curious about this.


juicenewton*  said about 3 years ago:

Woow!

Never knew this had a flim clip

The Nights


etherichymns  said about 2 years ago:

BUMP

Autumn's Done Come - beautiful.


djbollocks  said about 2 years ago:

How cool is that post of Kez's (?)


Kez  said about 2 years ago:

(why, thank you!)


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