Lee Hazlewood - Requiem for an Almost Lady [Full Album] (1971)

01 - I'm Glad I Never... (00:00)
02 - If It's Monday Morning (01:03)
03 - L.A. Lady (04:56)
04 - Won't You Tell Your Dreams (07:16)
05 - I'll Live Yesterdays (11:08)
06 - Little Miss Sunshine (Little Miss Rain) (13:58)
07 - Stone Lost Child (16:31)
08 - Come On Home to Me (18:33)
09 - Must Have Been Something I Loved (21:31)
10 - I'd Rather Be Your Enemy (23:10)

[MarcusP]

I was only aware of a couple of songs he did with Nancy Sinatra. Since discovering his large body of work, I've been obsessed. I've listened to little else for over a month.

[strictlynorton]

A true lost masterpiece of an album so poetically presented. Lee was a helluva storyteller. We miss that road weary voice and heartfelt lyrics so much. You were loved brother Hazelwood and your legacy shines more each day....

[kerryogrady]

The bassist is doing the job of the bass, the drums and rythm guitar, unbelievable bass player on this album, truly.

[Morboeatspeople]

Kenny Powers brought me here. Thanks, Kenny!

[Tripplebeem]

Wow, I love breakup albums and this one really takes the cake.

[chipjackson]

one of the greatest albums I've ever heard!

[NOCTURNEStv]

Now I realize that Leonard Cohen tried to sound like Lee !I'm fan of Cohen and now I'm of Lee ! :-) Man,  it was such a good time for music. I listen since 30 years music of 60's & 70's... I never stop to discover masterpieces !

[justinelynn]

This is an amazing record. Second time listening in a row now.

[thedevonaitor]

My grandpa was great friends with Lee, as well as my aunt with Lee's daughter. I wish I had the chance to meet him.

[T.Ramby]

The guitars and bass sound so good on this that it takes you a few songs in before you realize there are no drums or percussion.

[MrJoeybabe]

This is hypnotizing in a way that I don't remember when! WOW!

[redpoint]

I am so stupid. Discovered him at 40 years old

[TheBigfrit]

I have this album and our daughter has just bought a record player. Good days ahead, its beautiful XX

[disco-riscado]

This is clearly one of the greatest albums of all time. A rare talent for songwriting.

[billacree]

Happy Birthday Lee . We miss more all the time. 7.9.16

[andrewbirch]

Just stumbled on lee and Nancy Sinatra then this, I love it

[spaceboy]

He's the Lou Reed of Country music...

[pierremoynihan]

masterpiece album. thanks for the upload

[tedmedford]

He tells it like it is. Thank you Lee.

[philobrandon]

Rainy weather music, if it rains Monday, ....