Album

The LHI Years: Singles, Nudes & Backsides (1968-71)

Lee Hazlewood

2012 · Rock, Pop

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The LHI Years: Singles, Nudes & Backsides (1968-71) by Lee Hazlewood

The LHI Years: Singles, Nudes & Backsides (1968-71) is a Rock album by Lee Hazlewood, originally released in 2012. On Gatefold: 4 pressings tracked, owned by 6 collectors.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Califia (Stone Rider)
  2. A2The Bed
  3. A3Sleep In The Grass
  4. A4Leather And Lace

Side B

  1. B1If It's Monday Morning
  2. B2The Night Before
  3. B3Bye Babe
  4. B4Victims Of The Night

Side C

  1. C1Chico
  2. C2Hey Cowboy
  3. C3No Train To Stockholm
  4. C4Won't You Tell Your Dreams

Side D

  1. D1Nobody Like You
  2. D2Trouble Maker
  3. D3What's More I Don't Need Her
  4. D4Come On Home To Me
  5. D5I Just Learned To Run

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Folk Rock
  • warm
  • detached
  • psychedelic

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Record Store Day 2012, RSD exclusive release, quantity of 4,000.
Comes in a gatefold sleeve with a pseudo Obi with barcode, and an 11" x 11" 8-page booklet insert with photos, liner notes and credits.
Track D5 is previously unreleased.
50 random LP copies include a limited LHI Records patch.
The 50 copies with patch included it affixed to the top right of front cover, beneath the shrink wrap, so these copies were easily identifiable.
Track recording details from booklet:
A1: Recorded at United Recorders, Los Angeles, June 24, 1969
A2, D3: Recorded at I.B.C. Sound Recording Studios, London, March 1969
A3, C1: Recorded at United Recorders, Los Angeles, December 5, 1968
A4, C2: Recorded at AB Europa Film, Ateljeerna, Sweden, circa 1970
B1, C4, D4: Recorded at Criterion Music Corp., Los Angeles, May 11, 1971
B2, B3: Recorded I.B.C. Sound Recording Studios, London, March 1969
B4: Recorded at RCA Victor Studios, Nashville, early 1969
C3: Recorded at Amos Engineering, Los Angeles, April 16, 1970
D1: Recorded at United Recorders, Los Angeles, July 8, 1969
D2: Recorded at United Recorders, Los Angeles, November 3, 1969
D5: Recorded at United Recorders, Los Angeles, July 29, 1969
Track release details from booklet:
A1, D1: Taken from the single Califa (Stone Rider) b/w Nobody Like You (LHI-21, 1969)
A2: Taken from the album Forty (LHI 12009, 1969) and also released as the single The Bed (US 1969) (opens in a new tab) (LHI-17, 1969)
A3, C1: Taken from the single Sleep In The Grass b/w Chico (LHI-2, 1969)
A4: Taken from the album Cowboy In Sweden (LHI 3101, 1971)
B1, C4, D4: Taken from the album Requiem For An Almost Lady (LHI SLHL-9344430, 1971) (*Australian only LHI pressing)
B2: Taken from the album Forty (LHI 12009, 1969) and also included on the album Cowboy In Sweden (LHI 3101, 1971)
B3: Taken from the album Forty (LHI 12009, 1969)
B4: Taken from the album The Cowboy & The Lady (LHI 12007, 1969) and from the single Victims Of the Night b/w The Dark End Of The Street (LHI-5, 1969)
C2: Taken from the album Cowboy In Sweden (LHI 3101, 1971) and also released as the Swedish single Hey Cowboy b/w Vem Kan Segla (LHI 1002, 1971)
C3: Taken from the album Cowboy In Sweden (LHI 3101, 1971) and also released as the single No Train To Stockholm b/w What's More I Don't Need Her (LHI 28, 1970)
D2: Taken from the single Trouble Maker b/w Greyhound Bus Depot (LHI-20, 1969)
D3: Taken from the album Forty (LHI 12009, 1969) and also included on the album Cowboy In Sweden (LHI 3101, 1971) and released as the single No Train To Stockholm b/w What's More I Don't Need Her (LHI 28, 1970)
D5: Previously unreleased

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