Happy Summer -- How About Some Summer Wine?

By Bruce Janu -

This week on the SONG OF THE WEEK, we are spinning a great track from Nancy Sinatra. "Summer Wine" features vocals by both Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood. The two of them will go on to record three albums together. This is the start of it all.


Nancy in London was her third album released in the year 1966. And it is great. Listen to the Song of the Week on Wednesday, 11am and 11pm, Eastern. It is then repeated throughout the week.



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