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who's idea was all that Lee Hazelwood crud? it's almost like

Submitted by DJ on Wed, 05/07/2008 - 09:04.

a parody of being male, like it's just B movie disney dumbass stuff. what's up? what's space age bachelor pad about that? huh? i have your postcard...this pseudo redneck stuff isn't one of the categories. is it? at least you cut back on those lamo xtian tunes...there i said it. everyone's against me.

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who's idea was all that Lee Hazelwood crud? it's almost like

Submitted by JohnT on Thu, 05/08/2008 - 13:13.

You'll want to make sure NOT to listen to my annual Hazlewood special in July then...

Lee was a genius songwriter,

Submitted by Max Bongo on Sat, 05/17/2008 - 10:14.
Lee was a genius songwriter, how can you not dig the hook "I forgot all about you 10 or 20 towns ago" and the rythym section behind him with that horn section wow, thanks lux for playin Lee....

"De omnibus dubitandum" --

Submitted by DeeJay on Thu, 05/29/2008 - 07:50.
"De omnibus dubitandum" -- Rene Descartes i grew up a citified boy surrounded by rednecks in a redneck town. all, obviously, considered hazelwood's take on maleness as a model for their own lives....and im 'sick' from that overexposure, sick i tell you...don't want to ever go back, now that i've escaped, don't even want to remember it. i listen to lux to avoid such triggers i think. lux is (usually) like a deep breath of fresh air from a land i didn't even know existed while growing up to become a space age bachelor. if only, i were aware earlier.

 Wow, you grew up in a town

Submitted by dbostrom on Thu, 05/29/2008 - 14:31.

 Wow, you grew up in a town where the entire male population used Lee Hazelwood as a role model??  That's awesome.

What part rubbed you the wrong way most? The prodigious output, the maverick career, the baritone or the friendship with guitarist Al Casey?

Wait; I'll bet it was the mustache.

I suggest therapy, in my

Submitted by Max Bongo on Sat, 05/31/2008 - 22:41.
I suggest therapy, in my town Dudley Moore was a symbol of maleness, talk about triggers...

who's idea was all that Lee Hazelwood crud? it's almost like

Submitted by DJ on Fri, 05/09/2008 - 07:45.

you play that stuff in the mauna loa lounge? sheesh. why don't you change the name to scruffy whiskers caveman hour?

who's idea was all that Lee Hazelwood crud? it's almost like

Submitted by MCLowe on Fri, 05/09/2008 - 14:41.

When I think of Lee Hazelwood... I think "the voice of Johnny Cash combined with the voice of John Wayne". :D So you have the swaggering cowboy drawl and the deep voice like JC.

Just an observation. But then the first time I ever heard Scott Walker, I thought it was Steve Lawrence or Andy Williams, so what do I know????

I wasn't familiar with Hazelwood OR Walker until I started listening to Luxuria.

M

who's idea was all that Lee Hazelwood crud? it's almost like

Submitted by litlgrey on Sat, 05/10/2008 - 11:20.

Please don't overlook a very important aspect of the whole Hazelwood mystique... his ability to self-deprecate.

Hazlewood would have been the first to tear himself down as any sort of awesome legend or urban cowboy or what-have-you. He fled the United States just at the point that he would have been turned into the kind of AM Radio fodder than people like Glen Campbell represented. He made Nancy Sinatra out of whole cloth in a way her daddy never did.

He left his stamp and consciously moved on, then stayed around long enough to scratch his head every time some latter generation of fans caught up with him... and laughed at it all.

"De omnibus dubitandum" --

Submitted by DeeJay on Mon, 06/02/2008 - 04:27.
"De omnibus dubitandum" -- Rene Descartes No, it would have to be the male as special needs caveman. less sophisticated than it's sold now, where you can choose between special needs gangsta, and special needs chump.

"De omnibus dubitandum" --

Submitted by DeeJay on Wed, 07/09/2008 - 13:19.
"De omnibus dubitandum" -- Rene Descartes lol. scruffy whiskers caveman hour! thanks for the warning! Lex Baxter "Yellow Sun" Now THAT is a song! a song that makes one wistfully look back at cavemen wonder why this involuntary existence required them.