Biography
Nancy Sinatra since childhood is accustomed to be in the center of attention of the public, because she was born in the family of the famous singer Frank Sinatra. But the girl did not want to stay in the shade of his father, she decided to create his own music and presented the world hit these Boots Are Made for Walkin '.Childhood and youth
Nancy was born on June 8, 1940 in the city of Jersey City in the United States. According to the legend, in honor of her 4th birthday, Frank Sinatra created the Nancy composition (with the Laughting Face). The girl was the eldest daughter of the musician from his 1st wife Nancy Barbato. She grew up with his sister Tina and Brother Frank-Jr.
As a child of a talented artist, the baby already in the early years of the biography demonstrated a craving for creativity. She was dancing, playing the piano, took the lessons of drama and vocals. The girl first debuted on television another young, but then he felt like a fish in the water. This affected her desire to continue his career on stage and become famous.
Personal life
The personal life of the star was not immediately, in 1960 she hastily married Tommy Sands. Later, Nancy admitted in an interview that he just wanted to grow faster. The marriage collapsed 5 years later, which became an impetus for creativity.Only in 1970, the artist managed to gain happiness with Hugh Lambert, for whom a woman was ready to forget about the glory and devote himself to raising children - the pair smasted the daughter of Angela and Amanda. But soon a calm family life ended due to the death of her husband.
Music
For the first time, Nancy decided to declare himself in 1961, when he released the single Cuff Links and a Tie Clip. In his youth, she did not differ from other pop singers and did not possess outstanding vocal data as her father, therefore remained unnoticed.
The girl collaborated with Frank Reprise, the producers of which wrote simple music for her and often sent to promotional tours, hoping to receive income from the advancement of the performer. But since the organization constantly lost money, the father of the artist decided to intervene. He contributed to her cooperation with Lee Hazlwood, who made a real star pop scene from the singer.
Soon the synatra changed the image, becoming a symbol of the sexual revolution of the 1960s. The girl wore mini skirts, high boots and loose hair, turning to the listeners with a low seductive voice, which drove men crazy. Her first hit was the song These Boots Are Made for Walkin ', bursting on top of the US music charts, England, Canada and Australia. A provocative video with Nancy has repeatedly broadcast on television.
On the wave of success, the star released at once 3 albums in 1966: Nancy in London, Boots, How Does That Grab You? No less famous was her version of Hit Cher Bang Bang, released almost immediately after the singer. A year later, a celebrity performed the track Somethin 'Stupid in a duet with his star father than finally conquered listeners all over the world.
In the same year, the artist was invited to record the soundtrack for the film Bondian "You live only twice." According to a composer of a series of pictures of John Barry, for the final version of the song YOU Only Live Twice, about 25 doubles needed, because the performer was nervous and even almost left the studio.
In the early 1970s, after a few more successful albums, the career celebrities suspended sharply. She declared the desire to engage in the arrangement of the family nest and left the scene. During these years, Nancy continued to create, wrote a book about his father, but almost did not appear in public.
Only in 1995, a triumphant return of the performer was held, which in many ways contributed to her daughter. The singer appeared before the listeners more adult and wise, but all the same sexual and liberated. It is not surprising that her desire to continue to make music was taken by fans with delight. Soon she gave the world a new hit Hotel California along with a bright video clip.
A few years later, the artist again attracted attention when her version of Bang Bang used in his film Quentin Tarantino. This inspired a woman to replenish the dishtalog of the Nancy Sinatra plate. The composition again turned out to be heard in 2017 thanks to the release of remix from Lee Bryan.
Nancy Sinatra now
In 2020, the star rarely pleases fans with new public appearances, but continues to support communication with them in social networks. Now she leads pages in "Instagram" and "Twitter," where he tells about the news and shares the photo.Discography
- 1966 - Boots.
- 1966 - How Does That Grab You?
- 1966 - Nancy in London
- 1967 - Sugar
- 1969 - Nancy
- 1973 - Woman.
- 1995 - One More Time
- 1998 - For My Dad
- 2002 - California Girl
- 2013 - SHIFTING GEARS