Year/Genre/City: 1966, Pop, Los Angeles, CA
Matrix #: R 6202
Condition: EX, sounds great, looks good, lots of small, light marks

Cultural Facts:

1. Family Ties: Frank Sinatra’s industry power opened doors, but Nancy’s image and material were deliberately rebuilt to escape torch-song expectations.

2. Studio Lore: Lee Hazlewood shaped her persona through detached vocal direction, treating restraint and attitude as production tools.

3. Media Narrative: The album became a flashpoint for ’60s gender politics—assertive female voice framed inside pop packaging.

1/27/2026 CC