Nancy Sinatra

The irrepressible Nancy Sinatra shrugs off decades of silence and returns with a fat album of originals. They all make great use of her monumental cool, but the best include Jarvis Cocker's woozy, Phil Spector-ish perfection "Don't Let Him Waste Your Time," Pete Yorn's "Don't Mean Nothing" and Morrissey's "Let Me Kiss You."

Don't Nancy Sinatra and Morrissey make a cute couple? The woman who sang "These Boots
Are Made for Walkin'" and the guy who sang "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out" -- is it
really so strange? On her first studio album since 1995, the mod go-go girl (and Frank's
daughter) gets a boost from her devout fan Morrissey. Not only did Moz introduce Sinatra to
his label, he duets on her velvet-morning version of his tune "Let Me Kiss You." Si... More >