Lee Hazlewood - The LHI Years: Singles, Nudes & Backsides (1968-71) (Light In The Attic) [Full A...

[@dixieboy5689]

A genius is always a genius. This man is a genius. I am a dullard.

[@bfmorris5706]

RIp Lee Hazelwood. Truly one of the greatest song writers

[@FernandoZaragoza-c2z]

Al Sr.Lee no lo conocia,tenia muy buena voz y muy buenas canciones con muy buena musica.Tengo 69 an̈os.Siempre escuche musica en Ingles.

[@k4z3pt]

Why the hell is this guy mostly unknown with so many great songs? "Your sweet love" is a pop masterpiece, i go searching and he has loads of great tunes, wtf. So underrated ...

[@werpu12]

He was mostly a producer and only really came out of the "shadows" with the duos with Nancy Sinatra who´s songs he almost 100% wrote and produced. His solo singing career never got the success he deserved mostly because his style of music somehow became out of fashion. in the 1970s. If he would have started his solo career maybe 5-6 years earlier he would have probably become enough exposure to become a mass legend, so after the mid 1970s he was mostly forgotten. He still is a legend and was among musicians for many decades. Never forget BelaBs song produced in the 1990s (Das erste Lied des Tages, the first Song of the Day) where Bela B revived the career of Hazlewood again.

[@avalanche816]

Absolutely

[@innanegoda675]

He is pretty much well-known. On he other hand, even Mozart could be unknown in some parts of society… .

[@Schlegelsteinhausenbergerdorff]

Oh, he's famous. Believe me.

[@thankyou4416]

So much Talent and Amazing Charm✨🤩💫🎶🌌

[@marcelo2306]

When I´ve knew LH works, I´ve spent 6 months listening ONLY his musics.

[@lancastrian1917]

Just started listening to him by way of listening to Some purple morning with Nancy Sinatra,quality 👏

[@foxbasealpha]

“Some Velvet Morning”.

[@lancastrian1917]

@@foxbasealpha I was close

[@paolo-n2000]

@@foxbasealpha Some Purple Velvet Morning 😉

[@sylvainduplaix1076]

Yeah !We listen in 2020, the genius of Mr Lee Haslwood ! Take care !!!

[@shanetreacy5996]

Sheer genius.This guy blows them all away.

[@foxbasealpha]

5 people who gave a thumbs down would rather rather rot in some jail all alone.

[@jimbob2980]

fuck off

[@osheadkkm]

exceptfor the guys who are banging them.

[@monceau27]

What a sultry voice ! And so many puns ! Love Hazelwood !

[@MrJoeybabe25]

Man, Lee Hazelwood is the best thing out there that people don't know about. He is Johnny Cash, Arlo Guthrie, and Bob Dylan in one man!

[@GrootsieTheDog]

And Leonard Cohen too :)

[@thomasmacdonagh6827]

@@GrootsieTheDog No, he was Lee Hazlewood.

[@MarcusP52]

@@GrootsieTheDog A cowboy Cohen.

[@strengthingod4121]

@@GrootsieTheDog Leonard Cohen did not have a sence of humor like lee hazlewood did! cohen was a miserable b-astard

[@eric1012wi]

Speak for yourself. Glad you finally found him.

[@britthalonen2878]

He has been my favorite male singer for years, since I got the LP Sand.

[@benwaterman5985]

...why his songs weren't in more terintino movies is beyond me. His music IS pulp fiction.❤

[@willivoigt8678]

Great - and wonderful!

[@defmon4705]

The Best. There is a whole box of his stuff at light in the attic. I really recommend it. Remastered etc. Also includes the movie Cowboy in Sweden.

[@scottchristy]

I first moved to SF in 1989 and it still had some of it's magic then. I fell in love with it instantly. I considered it home for a very long time. It saddens me now that it's gone.

[@paolo-n2000]

Yeah...SF has been eviscerated by the techie slum-lords and all the politicians corrupted by said techie over-lords. All the culture, freedom and independence have been turned upside-down. SF is populated with a bunch lemmings now.

[@lillymyra6441]

He does it for me.

[@tonykluck8458]

Oh, that voice! My knees get weak!!!

[@brendaannedufaur6244]

Nancy Sinatra went to another level when she sang with Lee.

[@primojonpresents571]

That level may be the reason he moved on.

[@lesterhutchins1621]

Nice an icon I have grown crappie to

[@gnomefar]

Thank you for uploading!!

[@andyvinyl]

Hi. Great album! Thanx

[@johnb9187]

amazing stuff. thank you

[@lanhellman1149]

Such great video. I joined you and my thumps up

[@chess4326]

🎧🔥

[@Strassenkicker]

Make sure to check out the original cover.

[@captaingreenjazz5651]

this was helpful, thank you

[@Strassenkicker]

You're welcome, mate!

[@mummyjohn]

Well whoever uploaded this sure screwed up bigtime

[@markissboi3583]

Found - think im comming down by lee hazzlewood in the movie 2020 Love and Monsters 💯 Fallout meets big Bugs cool movie Made in Qld oz the lad is from them movies trapped moving walls to survive and chased monsters 4 get name movie anyway enjoy .

[@luckybird7663]

Big!!!

[@awake7586]

The mustache on the girls tho 🤣

[@johnflushing9328]

THE COWBOY OF SWEDEN 🐎🚬

[@SLABONECHD]

Cheer

[@napoleonelempereur7495]

cool

[@donknowles2531]

If Sonny Bono had balls...

[@smokeystover5682]

Listen to him alone all night until dawn, with your favorite booze.

[@rogerbranton1752]

A worthy alternative to Brian Wilson? No doubt!

[@cymbolic_space1832]

i certainly feel a bit of Scott Walker in here.

[@memphistennis1691]

That is because of the wall of sound the Walker Brothers used, borrowed from Phil Specter, who learned it from Lee Hazlewood when he was 20 years old.

[@dominicworthington6586]

superkalafrajalisticexbdeliotious!

[@shlarry3184]

Y

[@jimbob2980]

his voice is too low

[@PeterByker]

Your ears are too high

[@NatesShangriLa]

Great voice, but man these compositions are terrible!

[@awake7586]

Wtf is great, what are you talking man

[@lockedout8643]

HaHa yes, yes they are, that's what makes them so great.

[@philipperholland]

i think he writes with whimsy, plays with words like it doesn't matter. reminds us it's just trite pop music. he's a bit of a west coast serge gainsbourg. it's warholian

[@ferroxglideh5621]

Yes a great voice, but in context I would say the compositions are first rate, and sometimes even great. Remember, these songs we composed in a age before pervasive irony. He is emotionally naked here in the late 60's slash early 70's unironic way that is no longer cool, obv, but it's still interesting how uninterested Lee Hazelwood is in being cool. It's like he wallows in uncool until uncool is tempered into a harder state that can suddenly cut through most cool things, so now Lee Hazelwood cuts down the deepest, and is therefore the coolest. Dig? And then post-modernism happened, so Lee and his brutal honesty went out of fashion. I'd like to think we could achieve a post-ironic world someday. maybe in the next decade. Or next century, that would be okay too. Just wait until I'm gone, okay?

[@kevincampbell5785]

@@philipperholland that sounds good!