Lee Hazlewood: Tragisk, komisk og corny

I denne uges afsnit dykker 'Rockhistorier' ned i Texas countrysanger Lee Hazlewood's lange musikalske karriere. hans musiker blevet kaldt for psykedelisk country, og sammen med kunsteren Duane Eddy er han ophavsmand bag den stil man kalder Twang. Værter: Klaus Lynggaard og Henrik QueitschProducer: Cecilie Wortziger og Tobias JuulRedaktør: Emil NorskerSpilleliste:Sanford Clark: “The Fool” (1955)“Five Thousand and One” (1955-1956)Duane Eddy: “Rebel Rouser” (1958)Lee Hazlewood with The Duane Eddy Orchestra: “The Girl on Death Row” (1960)“Long Black Train” (1963)“Friday’s Child” (1965)“Houston” 1965) Lee Hazlewood & Susi Jane Hok0m: “Sand” (1966)“For One Moment” (1966)Lee Hazlewood & Susi Jane Hok0m: “Summer Wine” (1967)“The Girls in Paris” feat. Susi Jane Hok0m (1967)Frank Sinatra: “This Town” (1967)“Shades” (1968)“Hands” (1968)“She Comes Running” (1968)Lee Hazlewood & Nina Lizell: “Hey Cowboy” (1970)“Pray Them Bars Away” (1970)Lee Hazlewood & Nina Lizell: “Vem kan segla” (1970) “If It’s Monday Morning” (1971)“I’ll Live Yesterdays” (1971)“I’d Rather Be Your Enemy” (1971)“Tulsa Sunday” (1972)“Come Spend the Morning” (1973)“Souls Island” (1975)“New Box of People” (1977)