Here is another wonderful song, the innocence of the 1960's haunting,magical,wispsfull.There, will never ever be another Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatra !! Those Two will always be my favorite singers/dueos no replacement can be replaced
ive commented on this already several times. but i just cant get enough of this song . I love the haunting and eery melody fused between the deep dark velvetly smooth voice of Lee and the ethereally beautiful voice of Nancy.. I just want to add one thing it may be a Mans World.. but a woman still has the power to bring him to his knees with her feminine and ethereal beauty and charms.
@dreammakersfly i agree 100% .. i know i want to go back to that time too./ th etime when i used to wear flowers in my hair and there were love and peace in the air and not all this senseless violence. . I lived in the 60s the greatest time for so many things especially music. SO until one day someone builds a time machine so that i can return to my home.. i guess ill have to stick it our in this world. Sixties forever.. Love and Peace.. MermaidPrincess9
The verses are in 4/4 time, then change to 3/4 waltz time for Nancy's vocal. The switching back and forth at the end of the song is handled seamlessly by the backing musicians. It's a very tricky section ! Another example of this is "We Can Work It Out" by The Beatles.
@MaddyHatesMath Lee Hazelwood probably had the only voice that could stand toe-to-toe with Johnny Cash's. I don't know who could cover this and do it justice today.
Heard an interview with Lee a few years ago, before he died. He wrote this in a rush to fill open time in the Nancy Sinatra Show. The Censors almost killed it. "How she made it end" sounded like 'In" to much in his southern drawl for the foolish censors. It's still used a lot on Coast to Coast.
@Sweetieneenie I don't think it actually has meaning- it's up to the listener to give it a subjective interpretation. This was released when it was all the rage to trip out on LSD and waft around in a cloud of ganja fumes :)
I got turned on to this song because it was used as bumper music on the "Coast to Coast Show" Driving at two a.m. (I was a truck driver) and hearing this song was a great experience. I just HAD to track it down! Some songs are just so unique they can't be adequately be described, you just have to listen to it. Awesome!
I first heard this song when I came back from my first tour over in the Nam. I loved it then just as much as I do now. I can't understand how anyone would go looking for this song, and when once found, then dislike it.They are pure idiots who don't know a beautiful and haunting song when they hear it..
I hear this song on Coast to Coast AM all the time, but most of the time I would be half asleep. So one night I made sure to hear the lyrics, then I typed them into Google and it brought me to this video.
Such a surreal song. I've listened to it quite a few times now hoping that Lee would tell us more about Phaedra, but he never does.
@cadorbolin Coast to Coast is how I heard this song for the first time as well! It's strangely haunting in all it's 4-track analog glory and luscious reverb.
@djbadsector Hi. its "eerie" melody yet in interviews Lee and Nancy had said there was nothing secret or strange written into the lyrics themselves at the time. Often songs become more than they were ever written to be over time and I think this is one of them. - much to our delighted ears :) Does anyone else know more of this songs history?
I last heard this song on regular radio on the 210 Freeway, near Pasadena, CA in the summer of 1986. I have heard a few small bits on the Art Bell show, but nowhere the complete song. Another good song by Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood is this: "Sand."
I heard this song one night about midnight 15 years ago on the Art Bell's show now called coast to coast am. I was in between sleep and awake and thought that it was a cool but erie song at the same time! I never new its title until recently and m learning the lyrics! I googled the word "Aephedra" and what I found was... well check out yourself! You will be surprised! Let's enjoy the great song!
I THINK I AM ADDICTED TO THIS SONG. I HAVE TO LISTEN TO IT AT LEAST ONCE A DAY MAYBE MORE./. ITS JUST SO DARK AND ETHEREAL / HAUNTING AND BEAUTIFUL.. / ALMOST GHOSTLY.. TO ME ITS TRULY THE SYMBOLISM FOR MAN AND WOMAN. / MAN BEING STRONG AND PHYSICAL/ MASCULINE AND VIRILE. / AND WOMAN FEMININE AND GRACEFUL AND ETHEREALLY BEAUTIFUL. / IF YOU LISTEN TO FEDRA.. SHE SAYS LEARN FROM US BUT DO NOT TOUCH.BEC. ESSENTIALLY WOMAN ARE ETHEREAL CREATURES AND MEN ARE PHYSICAL CREATURES.EARTHLY/
am absolutely blown away by this viddeo...it is the symbol for man and woman . hard and soft and masculine and feminine...and dark beauty...(man) and ethereal beauty..(woman) flower is the woman.... / just beautiful.. genius.
@MermaidPrincess9 True words, same with Lady Bird, a guy can be macho and spoil his woman with flowers, nothing wrong with that, guy's today should take a lesson from that book; Love your partner and you get the same back in return, and it took Lee and Nancy to break the barrier between a male ego and a woman needs, we both love a hug, so look out for the flowers guy's, she will love you for it. Lee has put it into music.
I remember this song in the mid sixties and how out of place it seemed to be, but it was a major hit. What's weird is that my uncle died that year and I always associated that song with his funeral, and all that transpired that year. It was a very strange song, it is a very strange song in any year, you got to admit that. As far as I am concerned it is a song of the first death of a loved one I ever knew. This song , really has some creep factors for me.
OMG....when Nancy appears I thought for a moment she is something like a monster coming out of the Water hahahaha I mean, serious, all you see is her head and this enormus hair and no face....
"And maybe tell you about Phaedra".....One of the quentessential"hippie" songs of the mid's 60'. Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatra were miles ahead of the times---vey trippy. And so many years later, I still love this. In remembrance of my love, Harry, 1948-1992.
Lee sounded and wrote like Kris... I loved this song and "rare" video.
I'm sure that I saw the damn thing sitting on the floor in the late 60's in front of our color TV! Kids sat on the floor and NEVER changed the TV channel unless requested by an actual adult! Imagine that.
The combo of Nancy & Lee has never been equaled. How they came to record together I've never known, but their songs are unforgettable. I will put them in the catagory of Nat King Cole as relative today as the day they were recorded.
After all these years gone by, this song still continues to haunt my soul! I have loved this song from my days in high school and seeing the TV Special, "Movin' With Nancy." I was hooked! I went out and bought the vinyl 331/3 record album of the same title...later, bought more of Nancy's releases...including her duet album with Lee Hazlewood! I no longer have those classic LPs, but now own the CD versions of all their great tunes! Eternal Magic!
@dickrobot it is old about 45 years old and heck, I am 58....I believe Lee passed away abiout 5 yearsa go or so but both of them together sang such beautiful tunes..........Amen partner
Lee Hazelwood was a brillant pop songwriter - this song is an indication - very unique and mystical sounding - he also penned the 1966 hit for Nancy, These Boots Are Made For Walking ... genius comes from the ability to write non complicated simple songs - this is the magic of pop songwriting - I will always be a fan!
@mudbonehancock Maybe its because we've aged so well.. Thats why things become collectable, and treasured. Music and items of the past remind us of the "good old days" and the best times of our youth. You carry them with you through the years....
@Hardstyle0Infected It is amazing the talent Lee had. Aside from this genius with Nancy he wrote some of the most kick a surf tunes of all time, I refer you to "Baja" for starters and my fav "El Eglula" (sic) I mean "The Eagle".
I've been trying to find this song. Also heard it on the George Nory's Coast to Coast in the middle of the night and couldn't wait ti hear it again. I heard it in Starbucks and remembered how beautiful it is.
Thought this was one of the strangest songs at the time!! It sure was!!! Loved it!! The Video an obvious forerunner to Music Videos! Better than alot of them!!
Man does this bring back some memories of my childhood! All good though, because when I was a kid, I had a radio. But to hear this song just once again is awesome! But the first time I heard this song in decades was on the radio show called "Coast to Coast" with George Nori. . . Nancy Sinatra's is very dynamic in this duo!
I'm looking for a song sung by Lee.I heard him sing it on the Ed Sullivan Show.Don't know the title but some of the words were about "hearing a baby crying",and then the words "no you didn't a baby cry". It had that haunting air about it like Some Velvet Morning, Do anyone remember it?
I am quite sure this is one of the greatest songs ever to be played on the radio...I remember it, summer 68? completely mesmerized by this as a kid...wtf
I grew up listening to this...It still brings back memories from when I was a kid with my brother and sister....a different era for sure. Pure greatness
Lee was on Ed Sullivan show,he sung solo,a haunting song about hearing someone cry and somebody telling him,no you didn't hear somebody cry.I kind find it anywhere,can someone help
Lee also produced all of Duane Eddy's songs in Phoenix, AZ at a small studio he used there. His first hit was "The Fool" by Sanford Clark, an amazingly produced song for its time...Lee's product was so awesome that a young Phil Spector trecked to Phoenix just to watch him and help him around the studio for 6 months. After that time Lee called Lester Sill in LA and said that the kid was driving him crazy, and he sent him back on the bus. Another Lee-produced song was "Linda Lu" by Ray Sharpe.
Lee was auditioning male singers to work with Nancy on duets, but Nancy said she liked the way HE sang. Lee was a deejay, songwriter and record producer who didn't especially enjoy the spotlight. You might say that Nancy won, but they both won. She also made a key decision as to what single should be released from her first LP. Lee and some of his cronies were mulling this over, but Nancy just loved "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" and thought it would be a huge hit.
That was a time when there was a fine line between rock and pop. Songs like this got played on many different kinds of radio stations--more than some of the biggest hits of that day.
However, that airplay didn't always translate into sales because in those days that older listener didn't buy records like the kids. In other cases they more than made up for the low single sales with LP sales.
Nancy and Lee were BIG sellers because they crossed pop AND country.
my sister came back from germany ,left a load of records at my mams house, dont touch i was told, but when the cats away ,,,,,,,,,, i was bourn in1953 in gods country called england ,
@MrScothern1 yes, meaning 58....I was born in 1952, june 6th. was 16 when this hit the charts................young and really didm't know life in general, just was a "pup" but remember this tune on the AM radio here in St. Paul, MN
Another song from Nancy and Lee that still are some of my favorite "songs from the hood". Especially, the way Lee Hazelwood and Jim Morrison sang about serious drinking. Legend has it that Lee like to Beer, Wine and Whiskey...Dan O'Niallain, Grafton, Ma.
Genius!
casey3234 1 day ago
still has a seductive, eerie granduer. Thx for posting
MainStreetMonochrome 2 days ago
PSYCH BAROQUE!
robledogonzalez 1 week ago
..summer of 1967...an innocent age..
DSM1G90 2 weeks ago
very trippy tune
flashbackin2u 4 weeks ago
Lee Hazelwood was a true great. He is missed by anyone who loved musical genius.
Albacorewing 1 month ago in playlist Favorites3
Here is another wonderful song, the innocence of the 1960's haunting,magical,wispsfull.There, will never ever be another Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatra !! Those Two will always be my favorite singers/dueos no replacement can be replaced
12donna52 1 month ago
ive commented on this already several times. but i just cant get enough of this song . I love the haunting and eery melody fused between the deep dark velvetly smooth voice of Lee and the ethereally beautiful voice of Nancy.. I just want to add one thing it may be a Mans World.. but a woman still has the power to bring him to his knees with her feminine and ethereal beauty and charms.
MermaidPrincess9 1 month ago
@dreammakersfly i agree 100% .. i know i want to go back to that time too./ th etime when i used to wear flowers in my hair and there were love and peace in the air and not all this senseless violence. . I lived in the 60s the greatest time for so many things especially music. SO until one day someone builds a time machine so that i can return to my home.. i guess ill have to stick it our in this world. Sixties forever.. Love and Peace.. MermaidPrincess9
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masstsnk 1 month ago
Where's the half-sunken Statue of Liberty?
zerobeat18 1 month ago 21
The verses are in 4/4 time, then change to 3/4 waltz time for Nancy's vocal. The switching back and forth at the end of the song is handled seamlessly by the backing musicians. It's a very tricky section ! Another example of this is "We Can Work It Out" by The Beatles.
zkxb 1 month ago
@zkxb credit the Wrecking Crew for the instrumental
28mark 1 week ago
THIS IS SO FABULOUS!!!!
moietybaby 1 month ago
@MaddyHatesMath Lee Hazelwood probably had the only voice that could stand toe-to-toe with Johnny Cash's. I don't know who could cover this and do it justice today.
wildturkey1960 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
Heard an interview with Lee a few years ago, before he died. He wrote this in a rush to fill open time in the Nancy Sinatra Show. The Censors almost killed it. "How she made it end" sounded like 'In" to much in his southern drawl for the foolish censors. It's still used a lot on Coast to Coast.
TheMikewalking 1 month ago
thank You Irene Trudel @wfmu
dbldwndrew 2 months ago
This song creeps me out so much! What does it even mean?
Sweetieneenie 2 months ago
@Sweetieneenie I don't think it actually has meaning- it's up to the listener to give it a subjective interpretation. This was released when it was all the rage to trip out on LSD and waft around in a cloud of ganja fumes :)
reginaDeviant 2 months ago
Hazelwood said the ending is not edited together, but played live.
phadde 2 months ago
His part of this song sounds so much better.:)
shevdiam5 2 months ago 2
This song is where my name came from....:)
phaedraariana 2 months ago
A true classic,so why the hell don't the radio stations play it
bloke372 2 months ago
@bloke372 I don't believe it ever got air play, It was for a TV special.
imkluu 2 months ago in playlist Cool Tunes
I got turned on to this song because it was used as bumper music on the "Coast to Coast Show" Driving at two a.m. (I was a truck driver) and hearing this song was a great experience. I just HAD to track it down! Some songs are just so unique they can't be adequately be described, you just have to listen to it. Awesome!
steviea427 2 months ago in playlist COOL 60's MUSIC
Jim Morrison loved Lee Hazelwood's Love of Whiskey in the late 60's...Dan O'Niallain
oldiesbutgoodies67 2 months ago
1969 The Come on In, raging desire for a woman I loved - played the devil out of this tune
reneapaige1 2 months ago
Of course Lee's version can't be beat, but for a cool psychedelic sound of SVM, check out Vanilla Fudge's version.
Sunshyne1967 2 months ago in playlist The Guys and The Girls
one of my favourite musical pieces of all time can remember it played on radio in new zealand when I was 8 or 9 always loved the song
lakeman58 2 months ago
61 dislikes must be fan,s of lady ga ga
sophie1065 3 months ago
love the tempo change!!
28mark 3 months ago
Nice & spooky
MZVIRB 3 months ago
a very beautiful song but so unuasuel but beautiful music and the arangment quite nice and relaxing
sophie1065 3 months ago
Great and interesting this is.
madder66mortem 3 months ago
completely unique
windstorm1000 3 months ago
haunting. Lee brought out different qualities in nancy. she's not just boots made for walking.
windstorm1000 3 months ago
Ahaha Phaedra is MY name :)
SimBelieveable 3 months ago
I first heard this song when I came back from my first tour over in the Nam. I loved it then just as much as I do now. I can't understand how anyone would go looking for this song, and when once found, then dislike it.They are pure idiots who don't know a beautiful and haunting song when they hear it..
wayahbk 3 months ago
I hear this song on Coast to Coast AM all the time, but most of the time I would be half asleep. So one night I made sure to hear the lyrics, then I typed them into Google and it brought me to this video.
Such a surreal song. I've listened to it quite a few times now hoping that Lee would tell us more about Phaedra, but he never does.
cadorbolin 3 months ago
@cadorbolin Coast to Coast is how I heard this song for the first time as well! It's strangely haunting in all it's 4-track analog glory and luscious reverb.
djbadsector 3 months ago
@djbadsector Amen.
roquey44 3 months ago
@djbadsector Hi. its "eerie" melody yet in interviews Lee and Nancy had said there was nothing secret or strange written into the lyrics themselves at the time. Often songs become more than they were ever written to be over time and I think this is one of them. - much to our delighted ears :) Does anyone else know more of this songs history?
acherrysherry 3 months ago in playlist Coast To Coast AM Music
I last heard this song on regular radio on the 210 Freeway, near Pasadena, CA in the summer of 1986. I have heard a few small bits on the Art Bell show, but nowhere the complete song. Another good song by Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood is this: "Sand."
put this on the YouTube search line.
Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood - Sand
Albacorewing 3 months ago
@Albacorewing You're so right, that's also a haunting song from this fantastic pair
Tommiboy193 3 months ago
I heard this song one night about midnight 15 years ago on the Art Bell's show now called coast to coast am. I was in between sleep and awake and thought that it was a cool but erie song at the same time! I never new its title until recently and m learning the lyrics! I googled the word "Aephedra" and what I found was... well check out yourself! You will be surprised! Let's enjoy the great song!
jcamaya1000 3 months ago
@jcamaya1000 But I bet the word is Phaedra.
Albacorewing 3 months ago
I THINK I AM ADDICTED TO THIS SONG. I HAVE TO LISTEN TO IT AT LEAST ONCE A DAY MAYBE MORE./. ITS JUST SO DARK AND ETHEREAL / HAUNTING AND BEAUTIFUL.. / ALMOST GHOSTLY.. TO ME ITS TRULY THE SYMBOLISM FOR MAN AND WOMAN. / MAN BEING STRONG AND PHYSICAL/ MASCULINE AND VIRILE. / AND WOMAN FEMININE AND GRACEFUL AND ETHEREALLY BEAUTIFUL. / IF YOU LISTEN TO FEDRA.. SHE SAYS LEARN FROM US BUT DO NOT TOUCH.BEC. ESSENTIALLY WOMAN ARE ETHEREAL CREATURES AND MEN ARE PHYSICAL CREATURES.EARTHLY/
MermaidPrincess9 4 months ago
I kept expecting him to come accross the half buried statue of liberty - DAMN YOU ALL TO HELL
that aside, a beatiful romantic awesome song
Nancy was one georgeous class act
livingdeadbtu 4 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Nancy Sinatra
am absolutely blown away by this viddeo...it is the symbol for man and woman . hard and soft and masculine and feminine...and dark beauty...(man) and ethereal beauty..(woman) flower is the woman.... / just beautiful.. genius.
MermaidPrincess9 4 months ago
@MermaidPrincess9 True words, same with Lady Bird, a guy can be macho and spoil his woman with flowers, nothing wrong with that, guy's today should take a lesson from that book; Love your partner and you get the same back in return, and it took Lee and Nancy to break the barrier between a male ego and a woman needs, we both love a hug, so look out for the flowers guy's, she will love you for it. Lee has put it into music.
MrBilly432 4 months ago
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I´ll got almost that voice it´s sandpaper
hakiksesta 4 months ago
I´ll got almost that voice
hakiksesta 4 months ago
my dad heard this when he was a kid and he listened to it again today. it was stuck in his head for a long time. now its in my head XD
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TheServiceWeb 4 months ago
Sounds like two ghosts singing to each other...
HanginWithSnakes 4 months ago
good mix with Nancy and Lee, put country music in a new era and showed Frank that his daughter has a good voice and a talent also, Lee good work.
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MrBilly432 4 months ago
I remember this song in the mid sixties and how out of place it seemed to be, but it was a major hit. What's weird is that my uncle died that year and I always associated that song with his funeral, and all that transpired that year. It was a very strange song, it is a very strange song in any year, you got to admit that. As far as I am concerned it is a song of the first death of a loved one I ever knew. This song , really has some creep factors for me.
pjgumby 4 months ago
Anybody out there with the name Phaedra? And if so, did your parents name you that because of this song? Just curious.
toastichedu 4 months ago
the Nancy & Lee album is so fantastic, what a beautiful video!
zebras54 4 months ago
good stuff.
MrBilly432 4 months ago
I always get a old west ---- out in the sticks vibe from this song. Late 1800s.
HonkIfYouLoveHonking 5 months ago 3
@HonkIfYouLoveHonking
U get a planet of the apes vibe, but the sherr oddity of the song and the haunting sound is awesome
TrishaDishaWarEagle 2 months ago
Very creepy
HonkIfYouLoveHonking 5 months ago
OMG....when Nancy appears I thought for a moment she is something like a monster coming out of the Water hahahaha I mean, serious, all you see is her head and this enormus hair and no face....
Great song indeed.
motzke08 5 months ago
A wonderful, very erotic song and video. Very much a product of it's time, yet also timeless as well.
Peshkatari 5 months ago
Haunting song.. Lee's voice amazing.. Beautiful song..
hvymtlbabe 5 months ago 19
I adore this song...
adieudesire 5 months ago 2
"And maybe tell you about Phaedra".....One of the quentessential"hippie" songs of the mid's 60'. Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatra were miles ahead of the times---vey trippy. And so many years later, I still love this. In remembrance of my love, Harry, 1948-1992.
yasuitme 5 months ago
I think they were a great couple singing together
dirtyscorpio45 5 months ago 2
Lee Hazlewood was quite a songwriter! I wish I would have followed his music and career back in the late 60's and in the 70's.
I can watch this video over and over; very spellbinding.
A7XRS1 6 months ago
How can anybody dislike this? They were probably not even born when this came out!
Brings back great memories from 1968, a great song.
RADRONWHIT 6 months ago 2
lee you where a great singer/songwriter i my eyes
that is my opinion
i listen to your music all the time
thanks again. alan
rip (boots) lee ...
gstock427wagon 6 months ago
like a orchestral opera, I like it very much
ohrofax 6 months ago
I had the fortune to interview Lee on Mothers Day 1993, in Toronto. we shan't see the likes of him again.
glammis09 6 months ago
those two were born to sing togeather, i love the song and the video , thanks.
leoretrosi 6 months ago
one of thee most magical tracks ever written in time and prolly ever to be written , truly majestic.. it touches my soul dis one...
mancsakacarl 6 months ago
Lee sounded and wrote like Kris... I loved this song and "rare" video.
I'm sure that I saw the damn thing sitting on the floor in the late 60's in front of our color TV! Kids sat on the floor and NEVER changed the TV channel unless requested by an actual adult! Imagine that.
wdchefdave56 6 months ago
I remember this from school days. Lining up by grades and civil defense drills.
littlewolf60 7 months ago
The combo of Nancy & Lee has never been equaled. How they came to record together I've never known, but their songs are unforgettable. I will put them in the catagory of Nat King Cole as relative today as the day they were recorded.
MrAllthru 7 months ago
i listened to this as a child, glad to see and hear theese again! much thanks!
muzikfanatik64 7 months ago
The "Strings" intro Is Just Amazing!!
I've listened to Lee's Amazing Music for Years!!
desert3347 7 months ago
my mom named me after this song RIP mom i love you
and miss you
faydra74 7 months ago
@faydra74 Oh my word thats amazing
KarKingJack 6 months ago
yeah, i love this one!
monkeeman1966 7 months ago
I dedicate this song to Al Williams of Kake, Ak.
mysteryfaze 7 months ago
Love Nancy's outfit!
hilljayne 7 months ago
hypnotising
Maddyisnotshort13 7 months ago
love this song..... sang it alot when i was drunk and feeling good....
julielapeabner 7 months ago
After all these years gone by, this song still continues to haunt my soul! I have loved this song from my days in high school and seeing the TV Special, "Movin' With Nancy." I was hooked! I went out and bought the vinyl 331/3 record album of the same title...later, bought more of Nancy's releases...including her duet album with Lee Hazlewood! I no longer have those classic LPs, but now own the CD versions of all their great tunes! Eternal Magic!
Titan52berg 7 months ago
If you're taking off on a plane,with this tune playing, and the wheels leave the tarmac at exactly 0.21 the feeling is beyond words or music.
docravinsky 7 months ago
best duet of all time, Q magazine.
lewpie4pool 7 months ago
WoW were all getting OLD. This is an Haunting song from the past ! Love - It !
bloodrock333 8 months ago 2
Thank you for sharing this video.
gbear711 8 months ago
This reminds me of hearing Mom's music on AM radio before we went to school.
littlewolf60 8 months ago
@littlewolf60 art bell
GhostXoP 7 months ago
WOW........UNREAL GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
utubesux691 8 months ago
meine große Liebe ist tot,Jörg ,ich werde dich nie vergessen, R.i.P. Claudia
cuthere72 8 months ago
I love this song, Lee had an awesome voice.... Godspeed Lee :-) LM
Larrymarx 8 months ago 18
Hazlewood was a handsome fella back then :-)
furryfriend43 8 months ago
I was having flashbacks by the time it got over. Awesome.
Wormtongue13 9 months ago
nancy and lee... great song
dchamas 9 months ago
Thanks for sharing, A beautiful song & haunting melody.
turbolou1 9 months ago
very nice song
guenthi47 9 months ago
Lee Hazlewood's voice is so freakin' awesome!
GoldenSirius 9 months ago
For the longest time I thought the British band Slowdive wrote this song... then I heard this on Oldies AM 1090. Blew my mind.
Greggo2 9 months ago
forget the drugs, this song is wonderful!
Huneiyue 9 months ago
Good god this song is soo good yet so freakin CREEPY!!!!
chiwawaboy77 9 months ago
Dieses Lied ist auf eine wahnsinnig schöne Art melancholisch.
Dieses Lied ist eine Offenbarung.
MrHaraldK 9 months ago 2
whenever i play this i always end up playing it 10 more times
mezzaloona 10 months ago 3
Been listening to this since I was a small child, I'm a teen now and it still send shivers down my spine! Reminds me of Alex and Jade too.
MagneticZeroFlowers 10 months ago
Great song.
jhawk1756 10 months ago
her voice is amazing but his voice is just the best can't get enough
aroumpf 10 months ago
This song is so spooky to me. It makes me think I smell musty things. I Guess it sounds old.
dickrobot 10 months ago
@dickrobot it is old about 45 years old and heck, I am 58....I believe Lee passed away abiout 5 yearsa go or so but both of them together sang such beautiful tunes..........Amen partner
pkappel006 9 months ago
Lee Hazelwood was a brillant pop songwriter - this song is an indication - very unique and mystical sounding - he also penned the 1966 hit for Nancy, These Boots Are Made For Walking ... genius comes from the ability to write non complicated simple songs - this is the magic of pop songwriting - I will always be a fan!
kidriverdale 10 months ago
Hazelwood Sinatra songs are regarded as classics now but were only minor hits when the came out. Any one have a theory why they have aged so well?
mudbonehancock 10 months ago
@mudbonehancock Maybe its because we've aged so well.. Thats why things become collectable, and treasured. Music and items of the past remind us of the "good old days" and the best times of our youth. You carry them with you through the years....
unclebob100 9 months ago 2
so psychedelic. The contrasting vocals at the end are wild.
turbo1964 10 months ago
How very gorgeous. Thank you so much.
DrMickaelleDougherty 10 months ago 2
I am so sorry he has passed I didn;t know :( i have love this song long time and have just recently found the youtube .. rip Lee xx
Hardstyle0Infected 10 months ago
@Hardstyle0Infected It is amazing the talent Lee had. Aside from this genius with Nancy he wrote some of the most kick a surf tunes of all time, I refer you to "Baja" for starters and my fav "El Eglula" (sic) I mean "The Eagle".
nightliter 10 months ago
I've been trying to find this song. Also heard it on the George Nory's Coast to Coast in the middle of the night and couldn't wait ti hear it again. I heard it in Starbucks and remembered how beautiful it is.
9lseaman48 10 months ago
that's where I heard it again....george nory's show ....about three am.
what a shock.....hadn't heard it in over thirty years....thanks for posting it.
what memories......
phineas117 10 months ago
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What a beautiful male voice he had!
kenavo2103 10 months ago
Amazing voice Lee had..still sends chills up and down my spine years later. Nancy was better than given credit for.
brotherjangoz 10 months ago
Thought this was one of the strangest songs at the time!! It sure was!!! Loved it!! The Video an obvious forerunner to Music Videos! Better than alot of them!!
Nickcat5 10 months ago
Thought this was one of the strangest songs at the time!! It sure was!!! Loved it!! The Video an obvious forerunner to Music Videos!
Nickcat5 10 months ago
LSD- A device for finding God while losing your car keys... "Some Velvet morning when I`m straight! " Outstanding....
Kharkovkid 11 months ago 44
Man does this bring back some memories of my childhood! All good though, because when I was a kid, I had a radio. But to hear this song just once again is awesome! But the first time I heard this song in decades was on the radio show called "Coast to Coast" with George Nori. . . Nancy Sinatra's is very dynamic in this duo!
Marty43936 11 months ago
THANKS--REALLY ENJOY THESE TWO TOGETHER
bobaloo47 11 months ago
I'VE LOVED THIS TUNE FOR MANY, MANY YEARS
bobaloo47 11 months ago
@bobaloo47 me too about 40+
smillingjimmyc 11 months ago
@bobaloo47 me too about 40 tears !
smillingjimmyc 11 months ago
thanks benn looking for it a long time
jcislordful 11 months ago
I'm looking for a song sung by Lee.I heard him sing it on the Ed Sullivan Show.Don't know the title but some of the words were about "hearing a baby crying",and then the words "no you didn't a baby cry". It had that haunting air about it like Some Velvet Morning, Do anyone remember it?
jcislordful 1 year ago
I am quite sure this is one of the greatest songs ever to be played on the radio...I remember it, summer 68? completely mesmerized by this as a kid...wtf
mark54ization 1 year ago
i love this song. i could listen to it all day
1955wayne55 1 year ago
amazing!
5 *****
VenturesPops 1 year ago
good times never come back...
wedge426 1 year ago
@wedge426 We go on to create more good times, those particular times cannot return. But they remain in your memory forever.
anya933 11 months ago
This song has always sent chills up my shine. So ghostly accurate of the feelings of loneliness!
jdmeaux 1 year ago
I will always love this.
littlewolf60 1 year ago
This song is fantastic. A perfect duet. and the lyrics, well, they have a very special meaning to me.
bauer2ta 1 year ago
I grew up listening to this...It still brings back memories from when I was a kid with my brother and sister....a different era for sure. Pure greatness
LucytheLesPaul 1 year ago
Alone on an island... this one will do for me. Pure magic!!
VISHNU369 1 year ago
For Jamie Sue...
rbertagopetah13 1 year ago
@rbertagopetah13 And For Patricia...
VISHNU369 1 year ago
Enchanting.
Liozeris 1 year ago
Magical...
godaddict 1 year ago
Awesome, the best duets ever made were made by these two:)
zachary6667 1 year ago 2
beautiful song, beautiful video, beautiful horses, beautiful beach
marksmail2 1 year ago
A very beautiful song.
Andy777114 1 year ago
...some of the greatest songs ever - 17 years ago, I was able to creep into my loudspeakers and chill with lee and nancy...
supertrommler 1 year ago
I was named after this song :)
fayray82 1 year ago
good song
ElectricMusicNeed 1 year ago
original, is always the best version.
hazlewood... i love his voice, in this song he give his best vocal interpretation i think.
just my opinion.
enjoy it.
MachinaEYE 1 year ago 2
so soft and beautiful--all their duets are brilliant !
sunitamankotiamay 1 year ago
Talk about setting the standard high for duets! This song is absolutely ageless.
cafe20011 1 year ago
What is this song about?
lorenarcp 1 year ago
@lorenarcp
It's about what you imagine it to be about. The video is interesting but if you are looking for meaning in this song, forget the video.
nikldan 1 year ago
They even do their own stunts. Love it.
turtlenek 1 year ago
Lee was on Ed Sullivan show,he sung solo,a haunting song about hearing someone cry and somebody telling him,no you didn't hear somebody cry.I kind find it anywhere,can someone help
jcislordful 1 year ago
Sehr schön!Immer wieder gerne!
cuthere72 1 year ago
Beautiful song - so eerie and haunting. Love those high, reverbed vocals! Nancy wasn't a bad bit of totty back in the day too.
JoeStunner 1 year ago
Lee also produced all of Duane Eddy's songs in Phoenix, AZ at a small studio he used there. His first hit was "The Fool" by Sanford Clark, an amazingly produced song for its time...Lee's product was so awesome that a young Phil Spector trecked to Phoenix just to watch him and help him around the studio for 6 months. After that time Lee called Lester Sill in LA and said that the kid was driving him crazy, and he sent him back on the bus. Another Lee-produced song was "Linda Lu" by Ray Sharpe.
rocco4116 1 year ago
Lee was auditioning male singers to work with Nancy on duets, but Nancy said she liked the way HE sang. Lee was a deejay, songwriter and record producer who didn't especially enjoy the spotlight. You might say that Nancy won, but they both won. She also made a key decision as to what single should be released from her first LP. Lee and some of his cronies were mulling this over, but Nancy just loved "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" and thought it would be a huge hit.
rocco4116 1 year ago
wowww
HalcyonDazeBand 1 year ago
I had forgotten how awesome this pair are together.
XRawrXItsXGraceX 1 year ago
one of the best songs of the century
LIVIKIA 1 year ago
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alexhdxrdx 1 year ago
I just wanted remix this song, but I can´t stop listening to it. Beautiful track.
soundpoe 1 year ago
That was a time when there was a fine line between rock and pop. Songs like this got played on many different kinds of radio stations--more than some of the biggest hits of that day.
However, that airplay didn't always translate into sales because in those days that older listener didn't buy records like the kids. In other cases they more than made up for the low single sales with LP sales.
Nancy and Lee were BIG sellers because they crossed pop AND country.
DustyDale67 1 year ago 2
Just perfect
irad74 1 year ago
in those days i wonted to be older ,i am now .i'd lick to knock a few years off now .
MrScothern1 1 year ago
my sister came back from germany ,left a load of records at my mams house, dont touch i was told, but when the cats away ,,,,,,,,,, i was bourn in1953 in gods country called england ,
MrScothern1 1 year ago 2
reminds me when i was young ,,,,,a long time ago,,,,,
MrScothern1 1 year ago 3
@MrScothern1 yes, meaning 58....I was born in 1952, june 6th. was 16 when this hit the charts................young and really didm't know life in general, just was a "pup" but remember this tune on the AM radio here in St. Paul, MN
pkappel006 1 year ago
Another song from Nancy and Lee that still are some of my favorite "songs from the hood". Especially, the way Lee Hazelwood and Jim Morrison sang about serious drinking. Legend has it that Lee like to Beer, Wine and Whiskey...Dan O'Niallain, Grafton, Ma.
oniallain1965 1 year ago
This video is bizarre.
casillas91 1 year ago
Best music I ever heard.
moonwarrior5 1 year ago