ALBUMS
- BOB DYLAN: SHOT OF LOVE: 1981: 4 STARS OUT OF 5 STARS: The 80’s were probably Bob’s toughest decade but the first part of the decade wasn’t bad. The only knock I have on the vinyl version of Shot of Love that I bought when it came out was it didn’t have the best song on the later version “The Groom’s Still Waiting At The Alter” on it.
- NANCY AND LEE: NANCY AND LEE: 1968: 4 1/2 STARS OUT OF 5 STARS: Nancy and Lee made some interesting music together. Their version of You’ve Lost That Lovin’Feelin’ isn’t going to make for forget the Righteous Brothers but it’s different-interesting. Same with Jackson- it’s not Johnny and June.
- DIAMOND CUTS: BOTTOM OF THE 5TH: 2002: 4 STARS OUT OF 5 STARS: Jeez I just ordered the 5ive Diamond Cut discs that I didn’t have earlier in the week and two of them arrived today. More of what I like- good baseball songs. Songs about Ozzie Smith, Joe D, Walter Johnson, Ichiro, The Mick, Fred Bonehead Merkle, John Rocker and more. Love it.
slicethelife 
I think my mom had this album because I listened to it as a kid. Two other songs on that album, Sand and Some Velvet Morning are the two I remember. I just refreshed my memory with Some Velvet Morning. Kind of spaced out and “interesting” as you put it indeed.
I am not all that knowledgeable on Hazlewood but he was ‘out there for sure.” My brother is a big fan. I saw this album for a dollar a couple weeks and had to grab it.