Lee Hazlewood - Something SpecialAlbum remastered from the original tapes with bonu track. The three years spent on MGM Records between 1966 and 1968 were golden ones for Lee Hazlewood. He spent them working with his muse, Suzi Jane Hokom, writing a still unreleased book, The Quiet Revenge of Elmo Furback, competing with Phil Spector from their respective studios, and coming up with the formula for the 'boy girl' songs for which he'd become famous. In fact, the unflattering portrait

that stands alongside Rundgren's most worshipped trippy albums of the seventies

guitarist Albert Hammond Jr

‰Û÷Flow Motion‰۪ and ‰Û÷Saw Delight‰۪ are the second batch of the series

'Darling Arithmetic'

lounge jazz

Available on cream coloured vinyl

destroy everything in their path

ST 100/6 (Number One Record)

light and endless desert dunes

' Even the songs that appeared on albums

It's just how it was

but make no mistake‰ÛÓitåÊtakes serious talent as well as balls to pull this off