This double CD is just what it says: all three of the albums Lee Hazlewood recorded for MGM in 1965-1967, with the addition of three instrumentals attributed to Lee Hazlewood's Woodchucks (two of which came out on a 1966 single, the third of which, "Batman," was previously unissued). His first two MGM LPs, The Very Special World of Lee Hazlewood (released in 1966) and the far more imaginatively titled Lee Hazlewood-ism: Its Cause and Cure (1967), together comprise the 22 songs presente...   [ read more ]

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RECEIVE A FREE LEE HAZLEWOOD PATCH WITH PURCHASE. WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. Full of Hazlewood's trademark drama, sentiment, lyrical trickery, subtle politics, ribald roguery, dry and unforgettable melodies, Cake Or Death is a fabulous curtain call from one the music's most ingenious and infamous characters with guest appearances from Duane Eddy, Richard Bennett, Tommy Parsons, new associate Ann Kristin Hedmark, renowned German artist Bela B and his granddaughter Phaedra Dawn Stewart.

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Requiem for an Almost Lady is the rarest of Lee Hazlewood's albums because it was released in 1971 exclusively in Sweden (where Hazlewood also completed his cult classic Cowboy in Sweden album) and the United Kingdom. The album is one of the most beautifully agonizing breakup records to ever hit wax, culled from a composite of Hazlewood's relationships gone wrong. Spoken word introductions precede each of the ten brief songs and reveal Hazlewood's poetic soul, while the songs themselve...   [ read more ]

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