[Lea]

Movin' With Nancy LP front:

[Lea]

LP back:

[Lea]

NANCY SINATRA - MOVIN' WITH NANCY
LP - REPRISE : RS-6277 (STEREO) R-6277 (MONO) US
RELEASED: 11 DECEMBER 1967
CD - SUNDAZED : SC6057 : US/CANADA
RELEASED: 10 SEPTEMBER 1996
DIGITAL ALBUM - BOOTS ENTERPRISES, INC. (WORLDWIDE)
ALL TRACKS DIGITALLY REMASTERED
RELEASED: 29 JUNE 2005

ORIGINAL ALBUM PRODUCED BY LEE HAZLEWOOD
BONUS TRACKS PRODUCED BY (13, 15) BILLY STRANGE AND (14) BOB GAUDIO



Amazon mp3

1. I GOTTA GET OUT OF THIS TOWN
2. WHO WILL BUY
3. WAIT TILL YOU SEE HIM
4. YOUNGER THAN SPRINGTIME FRANK SINATRA
5. THINGS WITH DEAN MARTIN
6. SOME VELVET MORNING WITH LEE HAZLEWOOD
7. SEE THE LITTLE CHILDREN
8. UP, UP AND AWAY
9. FRIDAY'S CHILD
10. JACKSON WITH LEE HAZLEWOOD
11. THIS TOWN
12. WHAT'D I SAY
13. DRUMMER MAN*
14. I LOVE THEM ALL (THE BOYS IN THE BAND)*
15. GOOD TIME GIRL*

*BONUS TRACKS NOT INCLUDED ON ORIGINAL ALBUM RELEASE

[Richard]

Purchase Movin' With Nancy at Amazon.

[Adam]

Bump.

Adam

[TheVoice]

I have not the tv show on dvd and

A fantastic album

An album associated with a simply splendid TV special....no way to hear any of it without wanting to pull out the DVD, which is a joy all its own....

Can't go wrong when you've got your father, Uncle Dino and Lee H. on the same album! Delightful!

Fine as it is, though, "Some Velvet Morning" is the masterpiece: very evocative and atmospheric...not to mention sexy: indeed, I still can't believe a line like "Some velvet morning with I'm straight....I'm gonna open up your gate..." got by the censors! Of course, back then, I was only 12, so I still didn't quite make that connection until later..... Of course I could still be misunderstanidng that line all these years down the road, though, uh, don't think so.....


ED

See also the TV show and DVD discussion:

http://www.sinatrafamily.com/forum/s...threadid=17430

(Almost makes me want to drink some RC Cola!)

[Tiggs]

Strange that 'Sugar Town' is on the dvd 'movin' with Nancy', but not on CD of same name.

What a great dvd.

Would be nice to see other tv specials, if available.

Tiggs

[SinatraFan]

The dvd is one of my favorite videos, it's a perfect snapshot of the 60's. The special showed the world more of what Nancy could do. You must see the dvd to truely appreciate the soundtrack.

The soundtrack is a perfect variety of songs with This Town being my favorite Nancy song. I also like Good Time Girl of the bonus tracks. Frank and Dean's songs are highlights too.

[Gerald]

Bumping up.

[mikeg]

Bumping for "I Gotta Get Out Of This Town". One of my favorite tracks of all time.

[Richard]

I like that one too, Mike. It's a fun song and it's even more fun to hear Nancy do it in her show.

[Nancy]

It is a fun song. I remember when I used to open my shows with it. Instead of walking out on a stage with a "good to see you" kind of song, the first words out of my mouth were, "I Gotta Get Out of This Town!" The reaction was always one of smiles and laughter, thank heaven. I mean, they might have thrown tomatoes

[Richard]

Now that's cute!

[Oren]

I did a search and I guess the word THINGS is too vague. The only mention I could find was on the Nancy For Frank - Show #74 thread. I'm finding amazing stuff on Youtube. I have a long list of things I want to look for on record or cd.

I came across "Things" and I absolutly love it. A few of the songs I want seem to be only tv appearances and never released on album.

Was "Things" ever on an album??

[johnofphilly]

Well since you live near the beach, you could improvise lyrics to the same melody, under the title "Thongs".

[Nancy]

Was "Things" ever on an album??

Things is in my TV special Movin' With Nancy. It's also part of the sound track.

[lorraine]

Oren, I've got it saved on favourites on You tube, it's just so cute

I seem to recall reading somewhere that the version off "Movin' with Nancy" is the same version off Dean Martin's 1963 "Country style" but with Miss Nancy's vocals over-dubbed. If this is true, was this a difficult process in it's day?