Nancy Sinatra – Movin’ With Nancy (Velvet Morning Purple Vinyl)

The first-ever vinyl reissue and definitive edition of Nancy's 1967 album "Movin' with Nancy" - Beautifully designed and expanded gatefold LP with 20-page booklet and a CD edition with 32-page booklet - both include a new interview with Nancy and GRAMMYr-nominated co-producer Hunter Lea as well as previously unreleased photos from Nancy Sinatra's personal archive.

With audio freshly remastered from the original analog tapes by GRAMMYr-nominated engineer John Baldwin. Includes 4 previously unreleased bonus tracks: "It's Such A Pretty World Today" (Movin' version), "Let's Get Movin'", "This Town" (movie intro) and "RC Cola" (It's A Mad Mad Cola)

With guest appearances by Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin - LP pressed on purple "Some Velvet Morning" vinyl Description: Light in the Attic proudly presents Nancy Sinatra's 1967 album "Movin' With Nancy". This definitive reissue and first ever vinyl reissue celebrates Nancy at the height of her '60s cool. "Movin' with Nancy" is one of the most ambitious creative projects of Nancy Sinatra's career.

The one-hour television special from 1967 and the accompanying soundtrack album capture the creative, groovy and beautiful times of the 1960s. The project was funded by RC Cola, but it wasn't just a cash grab. It was a project of the heart for Nancy, who asked her father, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. and other family members and friends to be in the movie. She also used her own cars, clothes and house and did her own make-up.

A real DIY production. The album features Frank Sinatra on "Younger Than Springtime" and Dean Martin in a duet with Nancy on "Things". Producer Lee Hazlewood sings a duet with Nancy on "Some Velvet Morning" and "Jackson"; he also contributes the songs "I Gotta Get Out Of This Town", "Friday's Child", "This Town" and "See The Little Children". The bonus tracks include the previously unreleased outtake "It's Such A Pretty World Today (Movin' Version)", two unreleased pieces of music from the film and the incredibly catchy commercial "RC Cola (It's A Mad Mad Cola)".

Genre: Pop & Rock

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