finetune artist: Nancy Sinatra

If the late Frank Sinatra and his music conjure the cocktail-swilling sophistication of his generation, then his daughter Nancy Sinatra has come to embody the free-spirited, pre-Woodstock insouciance of hers. Never quite achieving the valence or longevity of her famous father, Nancy Sinatra nevertheless had a great run in the '60s as a go-go-booted chanteuse, lending her bubbly alto to such memorable hits as "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" and "Some Velvet Morning." With producer/writer Lee Hazlewood, Sinatra found her niche as a country-pop vocalist and acted in some throwaway films of the day before retiring to raise her daughters. In 2004, Sinatra made a respectable comeback with her self-titled album of songs by younger writers including Morrissey, Bono, and Jon Spencer.

Listen to Nancy Sinatra at Finetune.

(1986) The Hit Years
(1966) Boots

These Boots Are Made for Walkin'
Somethin' Stupid (Duet With Frank Sinatra)
Sugar Town
You Only Live Twice
Summer Wine (Duet With Lee Hazlewood)