…freshly remastered from the original analog tapes and includes 4 previously unreleased bonus tracks; “It’s Such a Pretty World Today (Movin’ version),” “Let’s Get Movin’,” “This Town (Film Intro),” and “RC Cola (It’s a Mad Mad Cola)”.
…Without the opportunity to surpass her dad the way Mira Sorvino or Charlie Sheen may have moved beyond Paul Sorvino and Martin Sheen in terms of popularity, Nancy Sinatra deserves credit for a sultry, hip image and the ability to hit a few home runs. It’s easy to hit a home run, of course, when your father owns a piece of the record label, Reprise, and a Rodgers & Hammerstein composition makes its way onto track four, like “Younger Than Springtime,” sung by “a very close relative.” The uncredited Frank Sinatra…
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After a yearlong hiatus, Light in the Attic’s Nancy Sinatra Archival Series is continuing with an expanded and remastered reissue of 1969’s Nancy on both CD and LP. Her 6th and final studio album for the label, the Billy Strange-helmed LP offered a cross-section of rock, pop, soul, and country tunes as only Sinatra could have delivered them.
Nancy arrived in the wake of producer-songwriter Lee Hazlewood’s unexpected move to Sweden. Hazlewood had produced all of Nancy’s Reprise albums to that point (including the soundtrack to her television special Movin’ with Nancy, not yet a part of the Archival Series) but with his departure, arranger-guitarist Strange would move up into the producer’s chair. Billy also appeared on Nancy as co-writer of “Memories.”