Biography

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.

Top Tracks

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• 100 Years

• As Tears Go By

• Baby's Coming Back To Me

• Bossman

• By The Way (i Still Love You)

• Coastin'

• Don't Let Him Waste Your Time

• Friday's Child

• Happy (reprise)

• Hello L.a., Bye Bye Birmingham

• Here We Go Again

• How Does That Grab You, Darlin'

• How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?

• Jackson

• Light My Fire

• Lightning's Girl

• Not The Lovin' Kind

• So Long, Babe

• Some Velvet Morning

• Somethin' Stupid

• Sugar Town

• Summer Wine

• These Boots Are Made For Walkin'

• You Only Live Twice

Discography

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• Nancy Sinatra

  Sanctuary

  2004

• Nancy & Lee 3

  Boots

  2004

• Woman

  Boots

  1970

• Nancy

  Sundazed

  1969

• Sugar

  Sundazed

  1967

• Country, My Way

  Sundazed

  1967

• Boots

  Sundazed

  1966

• Nancy in London

  Sundazed

  1966

• How Does That Grab You?

  Sundazed

  1966