Album Info
| Artist: | Nancy Sinatra |
| Album: | How Does That Grab You? (RSD 2024) |
| Released: | April 20, 2024 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Not The Lovin' Kind | 3:07 |
| A2 | The Shadow Of Your Smile | 2:50 |
| A3 | Sorry 'Bout That | 2:54 |
| A4 | Time | 3:41 |
| A5 | Sand | 3:28 |
| Vocals - Lee Hazlewood | ||
| B1 | Crying Time | 3:30 |
| B2 | Baby Cried All Night Long | 3:00 |
| B3 | Let It Be Me | 3:03 |
| B4 | Call Me | 2:48 |
| B5 | How Does That Grab You, Darlin'? | 2:25 |
| B6 | Bang, Bang | 2:40 |
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Details
Genre(s): |
Jazz, Rock, Pop, Lounge, Vocal, Easy Listening |
Format: |
Vinyl Record LP |
Description
"Nancy Sinatra's "How Does That Grab You?" released in 1966, stands out as a seminal album in the 1960s pop scene, reflecting the evolving landscape of female artists in the music industry. Sinatra's second studio album, under the guidance of producer Lee Hazlewood, is a blend of pop, rock, and country elements, showcasing her distinctive vocal style and bold persona. The album is perhaps best known for its titular track, "How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?" which captures Sinatra's assertive and sultry vocal delivery.
The album opens with "Not the Lovin’ Kind," setting the tone with its blend of pop orchestration and a hint of country twang. Sinatra’s voice, cool yet emotive, carries the melody with an effortless grace, inviting listeners into a world of sophisticated pop arrangements and lyrical storytelling. The production, characterized by its lush orchestrations and crisp sound, highlights Sinatra's vocals, ensuring they remain the focal point of each track.
The iconic "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)," penned by Sonny Bono, is another standout track, featuring Sinatra's haunting interpretation that has since become definitive. The sparse arrangement, with its echoing guitar and minimal percussion, creates a poignant backdrop for Sinatra's reflective and somber vocal delivery, making it one of the album's most memorable moments.
"How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?" the album's title track, showcases Sinatra's more playful and assertive side. The song's catchy chorus and swinging rhythm make it a quintessential '60s pop track, highlighting Sinatra's ability to navigate between vulnerability and confidence with ease.
The album also delves into softer, more introspective territory with tracks like "Cryin’ Time" and "My Baby Cried All Night Long," where Sinatra's emotive range and depth as a vocalist are on full display. These ballads, with their rich string arrangements and gentle rhythms, provide a counterpoint to the album's more upbeat numbers, showcasing the breadth of Sinatra's talent.
Throughout "How Does That Grab You?," Sinatra and Hazlewood's collaborative genius is evident. Hazlewood's production, known for its innovative use of reverb and orchestration, complements Sinatra's vocal style perfectly, creating a sound that is both of its time and timeless. The album's arrangements, which blend elements of pop, country, and even psychedelic influences, serve as a testament to the adventurous spirit of '60s music.
Lyrically, the album reflects themes of love, heartbreak, and independence, resonating with the cultural shifts of the 1960s. Sinatra's portrayal of strong, independent women in songs like "How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?" resonated with the emerging feminist consciousness of the time, making her an icon of female empowerment in the music industry.
In retrospect, "How Does That Grab You?" is not only a showcase of Nancy Sinatra's vocal prowess and stylistic versatility but also a reflection of the dynamic and evolving pop landscape of the 1960s. The album's blend of catchy pop tunes, heartfelt ballads, and innovative production has ensured its enduring appeal, cementing Sinatra's status as a pop icon and trailblazer for female artists in the industry.
Overall, "How Does That Grab You?" remains a pivotal album in Nancy Sinatra's discography and a captivating snapshot of 1960s pop music, celebrated for its innovative sound, memorable melodies, and Sinatra's distinctive voice, which continues to enchant listeners decades after its release.