My 2004 self-titled album was one of the most artistically fulfilling projects of my career. What a great album! My daughter, AJ Lambert, said she knew several current young artists that were influenced by my music, so she put them together and built this wonderful collection of collaborations. I had no clue my music meant so much to these wonderfully talented musicians! This is my favorite of my albums. Thank you all!Join Hunter Lea this week as he explores the multitrack for Pete Yorn’s contri
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My 2004 self-titled album was one of the most artistically fulfilling projects of my career. What a great album! My daughter, AJ Lambert, said she knew several current young
Nancy Sinatra. Nancy Sinatra · Original audio. My 2004 self-titled album was one of the most artistically fulfilling projects of my career. What a great album! My daughter, AJ Lambert, said she knew several current young artists that were influenced by my music, so she put them together and built this wonderful collection of collaborations. I ...
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Explore the multitrack for my previously unreleased recording of the Beatles’ “Here, There and Everywhere,” which was recorded with Billy Strange during the Nancy album sessions. I wasn’t trying to make any bold statements, nor was I trying to compete or outdo the Beatles’ version. I just loved the song and decided to try it. In the end, the song didn’t make the cut. I recorded nonstop in the ‘60s. Some songs stayed, some were set aside. “Here, There and Everywhere” was long forgotten and unhear
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Light in the Attic is proud to present Nancy Sinatra’s 1967 album, Movin’ With Nancy. This definitive new edition and first ever vinyl re-release celebrates Nancy at the peak of her 1960s cool.Movin’ With Nancy is one of the most ambitious creative projects in Nancy Sinatra’s career. The hour long, 1967 television special and accompanying soundtrack album capture the creative, groovy, and beautiful times of the 1960s.The project was funded by RC Cola, but this was no cash in. It was a passion pr
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Light in the Attic is proud to present Nancy Sinatra’s 1967 album, Movin’ With Nancy. This definitive new edition and first ever vinyl re-release celebrates Nancy at the peak of her 1960s cool.Movin’ With Nancy is one of the most ambitious creative projects in Nancy Sinatra’s career. The hour long, 1967 television special and accompanying soundtrack album capture the creative, groovy, and beautiful times of the 1960s.The project was funded by RC Cola, but this was no cash in. It was a passion pr
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“Comin’ Home, Baby” is one of the recordings from the original 1970 California Girl album sessions, and is one of several songs that were cut because Disney didn’t want too many songs on the album. Join Hunter Lea as he explores the multitrack for this funky song! Fun fact: There is a duet version with Billy Strange in the vault, but we can’t locate the multitrack. | Nancy Sinatra
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“Comin’ Home, Baby” is one of the recordings from the original 1970 California Girl album sessions, and is one of several songs that were cut because Disney didn’t want too many songs on the album. Join Hunter Lea as he explores the multitrack for this funky song! Fun fact: There is a duet version with Billy Strange in the vault, but we can’t locate the multitrack. | Nancy Sinatra
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Explore the multitrack of Nancy’s unreleased 1970 recording of “Do You Know The Way To San Jose” with Hunter Lea. The track was recorded for a proposed album of California themed songs which didn’t materialize at the time. Fast forward 30 years and Nancy finally completed the album, which featured a newly recorded “Do You Know The Way To San Jose.” | Nancy Sinatra
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Explore the multitrack of Nancy’s unreleased 1970 recording of “Do You Know The Way To San Jose” with Hunter Lea. The track was recorded for a proposed album of California themed songs which didn’t materialize at the time. Fast forward 30 years and Nancy finally completed the album, which featured a newly recorded “Do You Know The Way To San Jose.” | Nancy Sinatra
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Light in the Attic is proud to present Nancy Sinatra’s 1967 album, Movin’ With Nancy. This definitive new edition and first ever vinyl re-release celebrates Nancy at the peak of her 1960s cool.Movin’ With Nancy is one of the most ambitious creative projects in Nancy Sinatra’s career. The hour long, 1967 television special and accompanying soundtrack album capture the creative, groovy, and beautiful times of the 1960s.The project was funded by RC Cola, but this was no cash in. It was a passion pr
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Light in the Attic is proud to present Nancy Sinatra’s 1967 album, Movin’ With Nancy. This definitive new edition and first ever vinyl re-release celebrates Nancy at the peak of her 1960s cool.Movin’ With Nancy is one of the most ambitious creative projects in Nancy Sinatra’s career. The hour long, 1967 television special and accompanying soundtrack album capture the creative, groovy, and beautiful times of the 1960s.The project was funded by RC Cola, but this was no cash in. It was a passion pr
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“Comin’ Home, Baby” is one of the recordings from the original 1970 California Girl album sessions, and is one of several songs that were cut because Disney didn’t want too many songs on the album. Join Hunter Lea as he explores the multitrack for this funky song! Fun fact: There is a duet version with Billy Strange in the vault, but we can’t locate the multitrack. | Nancy Sinatra
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“Comin’ Home, Baby” is one of the recordings from the original 1970 California Girl album sessions, and is one of several songs that were cut because Disney didn’t want too many songs on the album. Join Hunter Lea as he explores the multitrack for this funky song! Fun fact: There is a duet version with Billy Strange in the vault, but we can’t locate the multitrack. | Nancy Sinatra
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Explore the multitrack of Nancy’s unreleased 1970 recording of “Do You Know The Way To San Jose” with Hunter Lea. The track was recorded for a proposed album of California themed songs which didn’t materialize at the time. Fast forward 30 years and Nancy finally completed the album, which featured a newly recorded “Do You Know The Way To San Jose.” | Nancy Sinatra
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Explore the multitrack of Nancy’s unreleased 1970 recording of “Do You Know The Way To San Jose” with Hunter Lea. The track was recorded for a proposed album of California themed songs which didn’t materialize at the time. Fast forward 30 years and Nancy finally completed the album, which featured a newly recorded “Do You Know The Way To San Jose.” | Nancy Sinatra
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Explore the multitrack for my previously unreleased recording of the Beatles’ “Here, There and Everywhere,” which was recorded with Billy Strange during the Nancy album sessions. I wasn’t trying to make any bold statements, nor was I trying to compete or outdo the Beatles’ version. I just loved the song and decided to try it. In the end, the song didn’t make the cut. I recorded nonstop in the ‘60s. Some songs stayed, some were set aside. “Here, There and Everywhere” was long forgotten and unhear
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Explore the multitrack for my previously unreleased recording of the Beatles’ “Here, There and Everywhere,” which was recorded with Billy Strange during the Nancy album sessions. I wasn’t trying to make any bold statements, nor was I trying to compete or outdo the Beatles’ version. I just loved the song and decided to try it. In the end, the song didn’t make the cut. I recorded nonstop in the ‘60s. Some songs stayed, some were set aside. “Here, There and Everywhere” was long forgotten and unhear
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