Lee Hazlewood
COWBOY IN SWEDEN LP 2x12"

LITADLX153
Light In The Attic
95Last In: 2026 years agoFeatures: DELUXE EDITION
- Pray Them Bars Away
- Leather And Lace
- Forget Marie
- Cold Hard Times
- The Night Before
- Hey Cowboy
- No Train To Stockholm
- For A Day Like Today
- Easy And Me
- What's More I Don't Need Her
- Vem Kan Segla (I Can Sail Without The Wind)
- Me And The Wine And The City Lights (Session Outtake)
- Irst Street Blues (Session Outtake)
- Pray Them Bars Away (Alternate Version)
- Easy And Me (Alternate Version)
- For A Day Like Today (Take 1)
- First Street Blues (Take 1)
- Leather And Lace (Alternate Vocal Mix)
- The Night Before (Mono Single Mix)
- What's More I Don't Need Her (Instrumental)
- Pray Them Bars Away (Take 7 Instrumental)
- Easy And Me (Take 5 Instrumental)
- Cold Hard Times (Take 4 Instrumental)
- No Train To Stockholm (Instrumental)
- Me And The Wine And The City Lights (Instrumental)
- Hey Cowboy (Instrumental)
- Newly Expanded Deluxe Double LP Edition! - Double LP expanded edition includes outtakes, demos and instrumentals, including 10 previously unreleased recordings - 26 total tracks - Album remastered from pristine LHI master tapes by GRAMMYr-nominated mastering engineer John Baldwin - Liner notes by GRAMMYr-nominated reissue producer Hunter Lea including interviews with Torbjo?rn Axelman, Suzi Jane Hokom, Nina Lizell, Don Randi, Hal Blaine and Shel Talmy - Rare film production photos from the Torbjo?rn Axelman archive - Double LP housed in a gatefold jacket // Description: By the end of the 1960s Lee Hazlewood's LHI Records had burned piles of cash, gone through a half dozen distributors and failed to achieve the kind of chart success "Boots" had promised. Fortunately for Lee there was a land where he was still on the top of the charts, a place where women flowed like Bra?nnvin...Sweden was calling. Released as the last LHI LP, Cowboy in Sweden was a soundtrack to the 1970 cult classic film of the same name starring Lee Hazlewood. The film was a surreal psychedelic account of Lee's journey to his new homeland, while the soundtrack was a perfect compilation of Hazlewood's orchestral melancholy country pop songs. Recorded over a prolific globe trotting three year period, Lee's peak on LHI records was ironically the label's swan song.

