In his three years on MGM Records, Hazlewood delivered three albums and sundry odds and ends, beginning with the 1966 album The Very Special World Of Lee Hazlewood. The LP found Hazlewood gunning - in as much as he ever did - for commercial success, blending country, pop, novelty, mariachi, and lounge music into something unusually of-the-moment. Lushly orchestrated and - like the album that preceded it - half-sung, half-spoken in a way that Hazlewood made all his own, the album collected solo versions of songs made famous by Sinatra and others ("Sand," "Boots," "So Long Babe," "Summer Wine"-included as a bonus duet with Suzi Jane Hokom) alongside some of his career-best solo compositions, among them the Morricone-like opener, "For One Moment." Album remastered from the original tapes with bonus track. Liner notes booklet with exclusive interviews and archive photos.