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Lee Hazlewood
Lee Hazlewood was born in Oklahoma in 1929. He started writing songs influenced by Hank Williams and Woody Guthrie, mixing country with something a little...
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After Six
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For a Day Like Today
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A Taste Of You
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Anthem
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Ballad Of Lucy Jordon
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Big Red Balloon
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Break My Mind
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By The Way (i Still Love You)
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Cold Hard Times
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Crazy Mama
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Dark In My Heart
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Dolly And Hawkeye
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First Street Blues
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Five More Miles To Folsom
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Fool
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For One Moment
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Lee Hazlewood was born in Oklahoma in 1929. He started writing songs influenced by Hank Williams and Woody Guthrie, mixing country with something a little rougher around the edges. His early work included the album 'Trouble Is a Lonesome Town' in 1963.
In the mid-1960s, he began working with Nancy Sinatra. Their duet 'Some Velvet Morning' became a hit, though its unusual style drew some criticism. Around this time, he also wrote songs like 'Your Sweet Love' and 'Hey, Cowboy,' which had a moody, off-kilter feel that didn't quite fit the pop mainstream.
'Your Sweet Love,' released in 1967, became his best-known track. He kept recording through the late '60s and beyond, putting out albums that never quite settled into one genre.
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