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Did you know?
Nancy Notes . .
**Every year the British
Magazine "Record Collector" has a poll where the 500 most collectable artists
are voted for by the magazine's readers. Nancy appears on the list
at #410. The voters come from all over Europe. Also, the February
2000 issue of "Record Collector" has a very nice article on Lee Hazlewood.
Nancy is mentioned and there are a couple of nice photos of her included. |
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Johnny
Grant, April 10, 2000 -
I am delighted to learn that you are saluting Nancy for the
great job she did entertaining our GIs in Vietnam. On one of my trips
over there, I had the privilege of following her unit and hearing first-hand
the wonderful things the troops were saying about her as an individual
and performer.
She was one of the most popular
celebrities to ever make a USO tour. Their knowledge of her as an
individual and of her great hit "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" inspired
a lot of lonely GIs to hike out of the boonies to get to the performance
area. Needless to say, most of them rekindled the love that they
already had for her.
It was another joy for me
to appear with her in an episode of "China
Beach." When the producers called to find out if I was available
for the show, they asked me which girl singer I would recommend.
My immediate answer was "Nancy Sinatra," and I am delighted she was able
to do the program.
A Vietnamese set was constructed
near Malibu, and I must tell you, both Nancy and I said, "Wow, this is
so real," and "this is such an eerie feeling." When we weren't shooting,
we sat around and reminisced about spending time with the troops in Vietnam.
I think most of the day was spent with tears in our eyes-some out of frustration
for what we had seen over there-and others for the joy of having had the
experience.
Please give Nancy my best
and tell her that I join all the Vietnam Vets in sending our love and deepest
gratitude! She is a classy lady and one who will never be forgotten
by this very appreciative audience.
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veterans today and yesterday
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