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Don't Nancy Sinatra and Morrissey make a cute couple? The woman who sang "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" and the guy who sang "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out" -- is it really so strange? On her first studio album since 1995, the mod go-go girl (and Frank's daughter) gets a boost from her devout fan Morrissey. Not only did Moz introduce Sinatra to his label, he duets on her velvet-morning version of his tune "Let Me Kiss You." Sinatra also gets love from tomcats such as U2's Bono and the Edge, Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore and Pulp's Jarvis Cocker. It's a grand meeting between a star and her fans, as Sinatra proves she's not the end of the family line.
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Track List
- Burnin' Down The Spark
- Ain't No Easy Way
- Don't Let Him Waste Your Time
- Don't Mean Nothing
- Momma's Boy
- Let Me Kiss You
- Baby Please Don't Go
- About A Fire
- Bossman
- Baby's Coming Back To Me
- Two Shots Of Happy, Two Shots of Sad
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