Lee Hazlewood
400 Miles From L.A.1955-56

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Light In The Attic / Cargo
Release date: 13/Sep/2019

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#58 in Folk In General
#847 in World Music

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Folk In General

Product No.:

2099319738

Details / Tracklist:

01. "Cross Country Bus"
02. "The Woman I Love"
03. "Five Thousand And One"
04. "Lonesome Day"
05. "A Lady Called Blues"
06. "Five More Miles To Folsom"
07. "Fort Worth"
08. "The Old Man And His Guitar"
09. "Peculiar Guy"
10. "Long Black Train"
11. "I guess it's love"
12. "It's an actuality"
13. "Buying On Time"
14. "The Country Bus Tune"
15. "Long Black Train"
16. "Run boy run"
17. "Big Joe Slade"
18. "Son of a gun"
19. "Georgia Chain Gang"
20. "Look At That Woman"
21. "Peculiar Guy"
22. "The Railroad Song"
23. "Six Feet Of Chain"
24. "Trouble Is A Lonesome Town"

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.. 1955-56

Description:

400 Miles From L.A. 1955-56 is an album by Lee Hazlewood, released in 2019. The album is a pop 2-LP. - .. 1955-56

Recorded Circa 1955-1956 At Ramsey's Stuidio, Phoenix, AZ. 2LP pressed at RTI & housed in a deluxe Stoughton ?tip-on? jacket. Tracks mastered from original Viv Records analog tapes. Featuring many previously unreleased compositions and an early draft of Trouble Is A Lonesome Town. Liner notes by Hunter Lea with an interview from John Dixon Includes archival photos and ephemera.

"400 Miles From L.A. 1955-56" is a remarkable LP by the legendary Lee Hazlewood, released by Light In The Attic / Cargo. This album offers an intimate glimpse into Hazlewood?s earliest recordings, capturing his raw songwriting talent and unique storytelling voice before he became a cult icon of American music. Featuring previously unreleased demos and rare tracks from the mid-1950s, this collection showcases Hazlewood's formative years as both a songwriter and performer?years that would later lead to collaborations with Nancy Sinatra and hits like "These Boots Are Made for Walkin?." Light In The Attic is renowned for its dedication to high-quality reissues and archival releases, bringing forgotten gems back to life with meticulous care. Their partnership with Cargo ensures wide distribution across Europe, making these treasures accessible to collectors worldwide.

Manufacturer No.:

00135487

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