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AWESOME CD from a '60s icon...Miss Nancy Sinatra

J. Stearns | San Francisco, CA | 11/19/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"On Nancy's fabulous new CD, "You Go-Go Girl!" she offers us a delicious taste of classic '60s pop. Her versatility is demonstarted greatly throughout, from the rousing opener, the pop gem "How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?" to the softer, sexy "Call Me." As a bonus for fans, we get four incredible tracks: the hard-to-find, energetic "Your Groovy Self" from the film "Speedway" (a personal favorite), the previously unreleased, funky "Love Is Strange" (with Lee Hazlewood), the previously unreleased "Zodiac Blues" (sure to be a hit amongst fans), and the wonderful "Geronimo" from the film "Ghost In the Invisible Bikini." Everything is brought to a climax on the last track, the kitsch classic, and signature tune "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'." Excellent cover, great pics inside and liner notes. This is a MUST for ANYONE! You Go-Go, Nancy!"

HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS CD

JODI CLARK | MICHIGAN, U.S.A. | 02/26/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I AM THRILLED WITH THIS CD. ESPECIALLY BECAUSE OF THE FOUR "MOVIE" SONGS INCLUDED ON THE CD. THE PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED "ZODIAC BLUES" IS INTERESTING AS IS THE NANCY AND LEE SONG "LOVE IS STRANGE". THANKS, NANCY, FOR GIVING YOUR FANS THE OPPORTUNITY TO ENJOY SO MANY OF YOUR UNRELEASED SONGS OVER THE LAST FIVE YEARS. LOOKING FORWARD TO MUCH MORE!"

Attitude vs. Vocal Ability

David A. Cerda | Chicago, IL USA | 05/15/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Anybody buying a Nancy Sinatra CD for her vocal abilty will be sorely dissapointed. All you have to do is listen to her compellingly bad cover duet with Lee Hazlewood of "Love Is Strange". One wonders the looks on the face of people listening to the final product in the studio. Did they look at her and say, "Wow Nancy, that was great!"? Sometimes her voice is flatter then a watered-down pancake. Nancy Sinatra is all about attitude, and when she hits her mark, she does it dead on with her trademark vocal sneer/growl. Don't get me wrong, this is a groovy little compilation and Nancy deserves her place in the 'Cool Hall of Fame.' She was the first pop-star two have two-toned hair! I've always loved her cover of "Daytripper", and that Zodiac song is really fun too. There is only one Nancy Sinatra and I'm really glad to see her songs and videos being reissued. So, if you really want to groove, this CD is a must-have!"