Best Lee Hazlewood LP

omg that is so fucking cool, thank you for posting that!!

thta's james burton, hal blaine and other wrecking crew guys, right??

yeah, i reckon so

really cool to see them feeling out the arrangements

thanks buzza

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvZKYOoIycg

I picked up the vinyl of this on Record Store Day and it's stunning throughout. I only knew Hazelwood's most famous work (like the Poet, Fool or Bum upthread implies) but this has opened a whole 'nother world.

i have to get that, a lot of things i haven't heard.
you guys see this? pretty entertaining, verite-style doc of lee and nancy in vegas, 1973.
http://doomandgloomfromthetomb.tumblr.com/post/21980153650/lee-hazlewood-nancy-sinatra-live-in-las-vegas

they were sold out of the recent comp at Aquarius BAH

Oh yes:
http://lightintheattic.net/releases/739-a-house-safe-for-tigers

!!!

WANT

F*U*C*K Y*E*A*H!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHAbD1KEg8g

what do you guys think of the tracklist for light in the attic's Lhi Years: Singles Nudes & Backsides 1968-71

1. Califia (Stone Rider) 2:47
2. The Bed 2:41
3. Sleep In The Grass 3:21
4. Leather And Lace 3:07
5. If It's Monday Morning 4:01
6. The Night Before 3:18
7. Bye Babe 3:38
8. Victims Of The Night 2:38
9. Chico 2:41
10. Hey Cowboy 3:21
11. No Train To Stockholm 2:22
12. Won't You Tell Your Dreams 3:56
13. Nobody Like You 2:56
14. Trouble Maker 2:31
15. What's More I Don't Need Her 3:36
16. Come On Home To Me 3:01
17. I Just Learned To Run

I have been meaning to buy this since it came out - a fair amount of it (a third?) is unfamiliar to me

Nobody Like You is amazing. And I guess Califia was the A side to that single. The rest of the best stuff is basically from other albums.

a fair amount of it (a third?) is unfamiliar to me

yeah i was the same so i picked it up, all really good stuff

this is lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giIHlFg5AcU

Regarding the poll I would have gone for Love and Other Crimes, it has an embarrassment of riches and most mere mortals would struggle to have such an abundance of great songs on a best of collection rather than an album. Every Time I listen to That Old Freight Train it reduces me to tears, its a fucking beautiful song.