With ‘Cruisin’ for Surf Bunnies’, the Legendary Lee Hazlewood Hits the Beach in Style
With a recently unearthed tape from 1964, a curious project from one of rock and roll's unsung musical heroes, Lee Hazlewood, sees the light of day.
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Lee Hazlewood Reissues Series Reveals a Genuine Masterpiece
This trio of reissues from the singular singer-songwriter-producer includes his collaboration with Ann-Margaret and the greatest break-up album ever made.
Lee Hazlewood: 13
Lee Hazlewood's 13 is an excellent -- if uncanny -- addition to his eclectic body of work, a fascinating document for devoted fans and curious newcomers alike.
The Unique Blues Album That You Never Heard Of — ‘Til Now
Cubist Blues is a stylistic departure; Alan Vega being best known for his work as one-half of pioneering electronic music Suicide, and Alex Chilton from the legendary power pop band Big Star.
