10 Best Duets Ever: No. 6
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'Some Velvet Morning' --Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood (1967)
Wading into deep waters (by Nancy Sinatra standards), Hazlewood's psychedelic composition weaves references to sex, drugs, daffodils and Greek mythology into a baroque, incomprehensible masterpiece that's as cool as it is strange. The oblique dialogue between a man and an ethereal angel/lover/wood nymph has had rock fans scratching their heads for decades.
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lenayeat 10-21-2008
These duets couldn't have been too damn good, some of them I have never heard of...where did this person get their recommendations from? I would hate to see the list of songs they listen to...
mayodeleat 10-21-2008
Exactly
ohmwreckerat 8-30-2009
If you have never heard it, how could you possibly know if it's good or not? So, is everything that you have not heard is bad? That's just stupid.
dougat 10-21-2008
Gosh.. the critic sure knows his words if not his music... but I guess that's his preferred style.. And he evidently makes good use of his "synonym" feature in his word processor. Microsoft should get the credit for this revue!
Gailat 10-29-2008
In the other list, everyone's complaining the critic doesn't know his or her older songs....now y'all complaining you don't know the songs....whine whine whine...