The Kitchen Cinq - When The Rainbow Disappears: An Anthology 65-68Lee Hazlewood's LHI flagship group, The Kitchen Cinq, had everything but one elusive factor: success. Formed as The Illusions (and briefly The Y'alls) in Amarillo, Texas, the group blended garage punk with killer harmonies and a slight sense of the absurd. Picking up steam locally in the mid '60s, the members started to think about cracking it on a bigger scale, and, in 1966, moved to LA. "Almost immediately upon arrival, we auditioned for Lee," says

and curious newcomers will find something to love about the new album

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which viscerally evoked the sounds of their titles while offering lyrics that provided a philosophical structure for the psychedelic experience

backed by several longtime players from both Thompson's and Tweedy's bands

"Johnny and Mary" featuring Bryan Ferry

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It's his first album since 2009's 'Kings and Queens' and reintroduces one of the most distinctive voices in British music over the past decade

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