NANCY SINATRA "Start Walkin' 1965-1976" - Sugar Town Pink colored 2LP Vinyl
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NANCY SINATRA - Start Walkin' 1965-1976

"Sugar Town Pink Wax" colored vinyl

Rare Collector 2LPs vinyl with 24 pages booklet

Limited to 500 copies worldwide

OUT OF PRINT

New and Sealed




Note : I also sell actually on Ebay, other supports from this "NANCY SINATRA Start Walkin' 1965-1976"            remastered compilation :
- Rare collectible limited Digipak CD.
- Rare collectible limited Deluxe CD Hardback Book 7" x 7". - Rare collectible limited 2LP "Phaedra's Flowers" Vinyl (only 500 copies worldwide). - Rare collectible limited 2LP "Summer Wine Sunburst Orange" Vinyl (only 1000 numbered copies worldwide). - Rare collectible limited 2LP "Velvet Morning Sunrise Yellow Orange" Vinyl.

Brand new condition.

Reference : LITA 195-1-3 on OBI spine.

Text on obi reads:   U.K. Exclusive Color Edition                                      *** Sugar Town Pink Wax ***
Note : Tiny wear on the front bottom right corner with no significance  (see on photos)

Description :

Kids of celebrities seem to face long odds when it comes to becoming the next hip thing-but Nancy Sinatra had the voice, the style and the seductive swagger to pull it off with ease.Her '60s/'70s recordings didn't just bring fame and acclaim to her at the time, but they made her a hero and role model to generations of future artists (like those who clambered to gain a guest spot on her self-titled 2004 album: Morrissey, Bono, Thurston Moore, Jon Spencer, Pete Yorn and more).

This definitive new compilation takes us to the peak of her '60s/'70s stardom, pairing her perennially prized recordings with Lee Hazlewood with her collaborations with songwriter Mac Davis ("Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham"), producer Lenny Waronker ("Hook and Ladder") and her "shoulda been a hit" song with arranger/producer Billy Strange, "How Are Things in California." Those join her endlessly cranked-up anthem "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" and her hits "So Long, Babe," "How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?," "Friday's Child," "Sugar Town," her Bond theme "You Only Live Twice," "Lightning's Girl" and "Happy" plus "Bang Bang" (used to great effect in Tarantino's "Kill Bill Vol. 1"), "Summer Wine," "Sand," "Lady Bird," "Jackson," "Paris Summer," "Machine Gun Kelly," "Some Velvet Morning"...

23 favorites and rarities in all.

This double-vinyl set was newly remastered from the original analog tapes and features liner notes by author/New Yorker music critic Amanda Petrusich as well as insightful new interviews with Nancy herself.

These 2 LPs come in a gatefold jacket with a 24-page booklet and are pressed on "Sugar Town Pink" colored vinyls.

This edition was limited to just 500 copies worldwide.

 

    Tracklist:

    A1

    Bang Bang


    A2

    These Boots Are Made For Walkin'


    A3

    Sugar Town


    A4

    So Long, Babe


    A5

    How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?


    A6

    Friday's Child


    A7

    You Only Live Twice


    B1

    Summer Wine


    B2

    Some Velvet Morning


    B3

    Lightning's Girl


    B4

    Sand


    B5

    Lady Bird


    C1

    Jackson


    C2

    Happy


    C3

    How Are Things In California?


    C4

    Hook And Ladder


    C5

    Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham


    C6

    Paris Summer


    D1

    Arkansas Coal (Suite)


    D2

    Down From Dover


    D3

    Kind Of A Woman


    D4

    Machine Gun Kelly


    D5

    (L'été Indien) Indian Summer






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