Lee Hazlewood
American singer and songwriterWikipedia
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Nov 6, 2026
What are the best duets of all time?
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6:41Danny McElhinneyGUEST
Then you get the likes of Nancy Sinatra and Frank Sinatra doing something stupid, which is slightly creepy when you think about it.
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6:49Danny McElhinneyGUEST
And then there's the brilliant duets between Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood, which I would go for any time.
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6:55Danny McElhinneyGUEST
Or an odd one like Cinderella Rockefeller from the 60s.
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6:58Danny McElhinneyGUEST
Tom Jones and Catatonia, again, creepy.
Slipped Disc Records Edition
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8:18Ben WilsonHOST
wow, this is a classic.
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8:19Ben WilsonHOST
This it's already got Lee Hazelwood, Nancy Sinatra energy.
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8:24Ben WilsonHOST
Um, he sounds a lot like Scott Walker kind of just really, really, really an instant classic.
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8:32Ben WilsonHOST
So yeah, for me, It's a perfect 10 of an album.
The Simon Owens Show s08e05 - Sat 31 Oct, 2026 - Show no 208 - Full Show
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53:41speaker_16UNKNOWN
I know the song.
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53:42speaker_16UNKNOWN
It's Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood.
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53:46speaker_16UNKNOWN
Yes.
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53:47speaker_16UNKNOWN
And it's called Strawberry Wine.
The Many Moods of Ben Vaughn Episode 566
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51:32Lee HazelwoodSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It ain't nothing to me.
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51:54Ben VaughnHOST
Lee Hazelwood from his final album, Cake or Death.
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51:59Ben VaughnHOST
It's Nothing to Me, which is an old song that I believe Jim Reeves might have done first.
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52:04Ben VaughnHOST
I'm not sure, but a very interesting version of an old country song by Lee Hazelwood.
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52:09Ben VaughnHOST
He managed to confuse everyone right up to the very end.
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52:13Ben VaughnHOST
Lee Hazelwood.
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52:15Ben VaughnHOST
And before Lee Hazelwood, we heard Super Wild Horses.
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52:19Ben VaughnHOST
from 2010.
Ivan's Top Ten Plus Show 30th October 1971 Plus News Snippets, Events and Tunes From Throughout 1971
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14:49speaker_0NARRATOR
14.
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14:50Ivan WardHOST
Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood drops five and out of the top ten at...
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14:54Ivan WardHOST
Number 13.
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14:55Ivan WardHOST
With Did You Ever.
37 MINS LATER
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51:38Ivan WardHOST
At 15, it's The Tams and Hey Girl, Don't Bother Me.
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51:41Ivan WardHOST
CCS, The Collective Consciousness Society and Tap Turns on the Water at 14.
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51:47Ivan WardHOST
At 13, it's Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood and Did You Ever? Joan Baez and The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down at 12.
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51:54Ivan WardHOST
And at number 11, it's Danielle Gerrard and Butterfly.
Bobby Braddock | Once Around The Country
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7:05Gary Scott ThomasHOST
He started writing songs for a lot of different artists like Tanya Tucker, Willie Nelson, Johnny Duncan, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Nancy Sinatra? Yeah.
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7:15Gary Scott ThomasHOST
Nancy and Lee Hazelwood took his song Did You Ever to the top of the charts in England.
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7:21Gary Scott ThomasHOST
Years later, Bobby met Paul McCartney, who politely nodded through a list of Bobby's titles without recognizing a single one.
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7:30Gary Scott ThomasHOST
Then Bobby mentioned...
Morning Glory w/ Rose: Rātū October 27th, 2026
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73:43speaker_2UNKNOWN
she made it in.
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74:05RoseHOST
That was Some Velvet Morning by Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood.
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74:10RoseHOST
Before that, we heard Strange Overtones by David Byrne and Brian Eno.
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74:14RoseHOST
I am so sad I missed David Byrne's concert.
UK fighter jets head to Saudi while Italian and French forces head to the streets
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25:43speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's just a cigarette...
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25:56Andrew MuellerHOST
That, it says here, is the cigarette duet by Princess Chelsea, and I will wager they may have the odd Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood record in their collection.
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26:06Andrew MuellerHOST
But we move to Germany and a story which either emphasises or repudiates the national stereotype for rigorous bureaucratic efficiency.
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26:14Andrew MuellerHOST
maybe both, let's find out, etc.
Tuesday Afternoon - Sitting in for Cookie - Oct 20th
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19:19speaker_0UNKNOWN
la-la-la-la-la-lee They keep singing
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19:31Rick AinleyHOST
That's an album track from Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood and the girls in Paris.
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19:37Rick AinleyHOST
Okie dokie.
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19:38Rick AinleyHOST
How are we doing with this? If you've never taken part in it, give it a go.
Album reviews - incl Fontaines DC
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12:57Zara HeddermanGUEST
We don't get it.
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12:57Zara HeddermanGUEST
People have been very generous to say it's like Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood.
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13:01Zara HeddermanGUEST
I hear La Shadow Puppets, who James Ford also produced.
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13:05Zara HeddermanGUEST
I also think Silicon Valley took a photograph is not enough to say about the kind of the scroll, doom scrolling kind of culture we're in.
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