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Lee Hazlewood - I'll Live Yesterdays
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Lee Hazlewood - I'll Live Yesterdays
Lee Hazlewood - I'd Rather Be Your Enemy
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Lee Hazlewood - I'd Rather Be Your Enemy
West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - I Won't Hurt You (1966 version)
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From Vol. 1, originally issued in 1966 on the tiny "FIFO" label, which was a Hollywood concern specializing mainly in R&B. Probably only 100 or so were ever made.
West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Endless Night
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West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Endless Night
West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Funny How Love Can Be
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West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Funny How Love Can Be
West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Chimes of Freedom
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1966 bob dylan cover.
West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Baby Blue
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From Vol. 1, originally issued in 1966 on the tiny "FIFO" label, which was a Hollywood concern specializing mainly in R&B. Probably only 100 or so were ever made.
13th Floor Elevators - I've Got Levitation (Live, 1967)
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Houston Music Theatre , 1967. In a 1977 interview Stacy Sutherland tells about this night: "The most mystic vision I ever had was concerning a show we did here in Houston, Theatre In The Round [a k a Houston Music Theatre]. And I had taken some acid, I hadn't had any in quite a while, and it was a super strong dose, about a 1,000 microgram or something. And we had to do a concert, and all of a ...
13th Floor Elevators - Don't Fall Down (Live, 1967)
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Houston Music Theatre , 1967. In a 1977 interview Stacy Sutherland tells about this night: "The most mystic vision I ever had was concerning a show we did here in Houston, Theatre In The Round [a k a Houston Music Theatre]. And I had taken some acid, I hadn't had any in quite a while, and it was a super strong dose, about a 1,000 microgram or something. And we had to do a concert, and all of a ...
13th Floor Elevators - Baby Blue (Live, 1967)
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Houston Music Theatre , 1967. In a 1977 interview Stacy Sutherland tells about this night: "The most mystic vision I ever had was concerning a show we did here in Houston, Theatre In The Round [a k a Houston Music Theatre]. And I had taken some acid, I hadn't had any in quite a while, and it was a super strong dose, about a 1,000 microgram or something. And we had to do a concert, and all of a ...
Scarface Blueprint..
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Remembering Lee Hazlewood born on July 9, 1929. He was an American country and pop singer, songwriter, and record producer, most widely known for his work with guitarist Duane Eddy during the late 1950s and singer Nancy Sinatra in the 1960s and 1970s. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hazlewood
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There is an extended version of this video somewhere that includes an interview with the Crystals at the end. Can you find that? Thanks!
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What a little gem! Avid collector of WCPAEB. Many thanks.
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love his voice
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Anyone know what the story of this song is. I think it's about someone going by dr Doom who was writing a paper for a psychology class in school and dropped acid and wrote down what he could. Hence " you left some empty. I hope your feeling better
I think its about Tommy,
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I think I read somewhere that it was about Bob Dylan, and connected somehow to their cover of "It's all over know baby blue". But I cannot find the reference anymore - if it ever existed outside my mind.
@@jgrahn9260 ahh . Alright. I'll try to look into that
That's not the Elevators. Flutes, no jug, no Rocky. At least not the classic Elevators. The more I listen it does sound like Stacy's guitar.
Roky is singing
Years ago I used to go cycling with a guy and his girlfriend. He was not from this area so I sort of showed him the sights. Particularly an old Velodrome in a park left-over from back when competitive cycling was as big a deal then as Hockey and other such things are now. At one point we were discussing favorite tunes from back in the days of our misspent youths. He mentioned this tune/group. I'd never heard of 'em and, frankly, I thought he just made something up to see if I'd respond "oh yeah they were the best" or something to that effect. Maybe this was never played on the radio in this market but was where he grew up or something. It's quite thought-provoking. It makes me sorry I never heard it earlier. Hey Dave, wherever you are now, sorry for thinking you were just pranking/testing me.
Will anyone else admit they’ve always hated the jug? Not all that fond of T. Hall’s lyrics either. But, my oh my, can these guys play!!! I’ve loved it all since AM radio in 1966, all except for Tommy.
I love the jug and I really love Tommy Hall’s lyrics. I don’t want what you’re smoking.
Back to the beach the song
Eastbound and Down brought me here.
I've always said: Jesus may have died for us but the Elevators definitely fried for us.
He really sucks! 🙀🙀
Try me bitches
The all time best breakup song from the all time best breakup album of all time.
Every time I watch Eastbound and Down I get this song stuck in my head
I love how certain songs. In the right mood and mind set. You can almost feel the room it was recorded in (especially on psychedelics) My mind feels cloudy after this one lol.
I don't need a suit of adamantium to fuck around and destroy lives. I'm already Dr Doom with my regular human bones. Batman is just a guy, but he's formidable. All he has to do is be able to kick your ass. I think that's within the realm of possibility. We may need some cryptonite depending on who we're talking about, but we all have our weaknesses. I think Batman and Daredevil are about on par with each other. Theyre just a guy, but they're a little madder at the world than most of us. One guy got blinded while his dad died in front of him, and that's more or less what happened to me.(I saw my father die In front of me but I didnt get powers).
I didn't want any either. I just want my dad back.
He's the enemy of peace and all that is not foul. It's in the name.
Doom is another word for pure badness.
Nice Lee! My sentiment LH! Eat that muchacha! Might as well be enemies cuz we ain't fake friends pow
Kenny Powers Brought Me Here!!!
fuck I love Lee Hazlewood
"No drugs were involved during this performance."
Anton Chigurh in an alternate universe
I've lost all of my pride I've been to paradise and out the other side... One of the best opening lines to a song ever
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Peace.
This makes sense
Lee Hazlewood is the American Leonard Cohen, and Leonard Cohen is the Canadian Lee Hazlewood. Both are really big compliments.
great lyrics and everything else
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That story in the description is awesome. He should've written a book
Thank you so much for uploading this gem track. God bless you.
These guys are putting on a clinic for how to beat three chords to death.
he's so brilliant
I bet this is what Bob Dylan listens to as he goes to bed.
Who else is listening to this today, the day that Jewish Talmudic "rights and traditions" were officially struck from US Federal Law, by overturning Roe v. Wade?
" People are gonna talk to you about individual freedom but they see a free individual, it's gonna scare 'em..."
I wonder if Lee wrote this song about..?
This video is turning popular oh my
This feels like 3 or 4 classical songs mixed together
Tune your guitars! Yikes.
The Carl Sagan of pop country
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