Lee Hazlewood, "Lars Gunnar & Me"
Segment from Torbjörn Axelman's 1975 film A House Safe For Tigers.
Lee
here tells a good story of working with the studio musicians(including Hal Blaine)during the recording of the "Lee And Nancy" cult hit
Some Velvet Morning.
And if that was'nt enough, last and but certainly not least we have THEE MOST SMOKEY AND THEE MOST COOLEST OF BARITONES in a duet of
"You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" from his LP "Love And Crimes".(this was a follow up version to the Nancy and Lee one)
such an awesome voice.
dig it.
Lee Hazlewood, "Lars Gunnar & Me"
Segment from Torbjörn Axelman's 1975 film A House Safe For Tigers.
Lee here tells a good story of working with the studio musicians(including Hal Blaine)during the recording of the "Lee And Nancy" cult hit Some Velvet Morning.
And if that was'nt enough, last and but certainly not least we have THEE MOST SMOKEY AND THEE MOST COOLEST OF BARITONES in a duet of "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" from his LP "Love And Crimes".(this was a follow up version to the Nancy and Lee one)
such an awesome voice.
dig it.
