WOMAN and TIME: Nancy Sinatra

For donate https://www.paypal.me/womanandtime Nancy Sinatra (1940) is the elder daughter of Frank Sinatra and his first wife Nancy.
Nancy is not only the daughter of her father. She is an actress, singer, social activist, model and much more.
She began her career as an actress in funny comedies. Then she tried herself in a dramatic role, co-starring with Peter Fonda in the iconic movie Wild Angels.
She starred with Elvis Presley in the musical Speedway.
After Nancy Sinatra decided to try her hand at a singing career.
It was the end of the 60s and the beginning of the 70s. The style of her father's performance was becoming more old-fashioned. After some trial and error, Nancy found her own style and sound. Perhaps it can be called country rock. For heartfelt voice and the image of a typical blonde were attached frank, for those times, outfits and seductive gestures.
I think that today's pop singers largely follow the once beaten track of Nancy. This is not at all shocking and even quite expected. In the 70s, it was new, bold and naked.
Her first hit was These Boots Are Made for Walkin. Then there were Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down), Somethin' Stupid, Summer Wine...
Many of her hits remain popular today. New singers rework them in their own way.
Under one of the above songs, Bill was killed for a very long time.
Tarantino revived public interest in the work of Nancy Sinatra. And she released some more albums. Already with a different sound.
Nancy was married twice. She has two daughters from a second marriage. Her mother, also Nancy, the first wife of Frank Sinatra, died recently, in 2018.

I apologize for the mistakes. This is not me, this is Google translator. Strange it, with quirks.
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Sing Swing Bada Bing Doug Maxwell/Media Right Productions
Mount Tam Two Step Midnight North
Trieste Josh Lippi & The Overtimers

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