Singer and songwriter Lee Hazlewood, who wrote These Boots are Made for Walkin' with Nancy Sinatra, has died at the age of 78. Hazlewood wore many hats - singer, musician, songwriter, producer, disc ...

Harry Connick Jr. and Cher smiled for pics at premiere of Hargitay’s doc. Connick Jr. was a guest star on Law & Order: ...

The No. 1 song, written by Lee Hazlewood, was inspired by a line from ... the first of his many Grammy nominations. 15. Sonny and Cher, "I Got You Babe" (From Look at Us) Sonny Bono was firmly ...

With McBryde, Malone duetted on “Jackson,” the Billy Edd Wheeler song made famous by Johnny and June Carter Cash and later covered by Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood, among others. With Tritt ...

That line reportedly inspired Lee Hazlewood to pen what would become Nancy Sinatra’s biggest career hit. Hazelwood originally planned to record the song but never got around to doing so.

Lee Hazlewood's waiting around to die, but this isn't his teary swan song. The 78-year-old baritone crooner that made Nancy Sinatra's boots for walking has been rediscovered by indie icons like ...

country songs by Lee Hazlewood and Skeeter Davis; and Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill’s timeless “Mac the Knife.” The granddaughter of vaudevillians and daughter of a singer-songwriter ...

The things that make Cher Cher. Compiled by Louis Lucero II It takes nothing away from her voice to say that Cher is a singer for whom the visuals matter. A lot. It’s her voice, after all ...

John Mellencamp can breathe in a small town, but Lee Hazlewood couldn’t. “Town” dots Hazlewood’s iconoclastically subversive catalog same as Malvina Reynolds’ “little boxes made of ...