Nancy Sinatra - Friday's Child Lyrics

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Sampling and I dnt even care if it's been done already lol

JEDI MIND!

I get goosebumps every time I hear that song... in both Nancy's versions! Great Chapeau to Nancy... great, magnificent blues!

E essa guitarrinha foda hein?

Nancy - I'll never understand why she's not rated among the best ever.

Who's the guitarist in this???

Been in love with her for 50 years.

Lana del rey made me discover this wonderful singer... I love Lana del rey, it looks like i discovered another addiction... Nancy Sinatra

I love her!

I love her!

This track is on the album "Nancy In London" (1966) and the guitarist is Big Jim Sullivan.

Would be perfect for a Tarantino movie

Really would work well, like to see him make a decent film again seems he's become a bit jaded.

@Nicholas Sans Pasty Yawn!!!!!!

Love this song, very blusy and very different to her hother songs

Yes, could be Jimmy Page on guitar. Before the days of light gauge strings. Beautifully clanky and reverby. Yes, Google, I know that the words clanky and reverby don't exist. Just get a life. Have a fantastic day everybody.

Highly unlikely, I don't think the Americans would have stood for it when they had just as good home bred guitarists. There is every chance that Billy Strange was on guitar.

NICE SHOT!!

whos playing guitar

+follow the light not sure but its sampled so nicely by stoupe in jedimindtricks interlude - words from mr len part 1

+Sean Roberts sampled more than nicely: Killakikitt - A Nevem

sick beat, would be nice if i knew what they were rhyming aha

There has to be the real possibility that it is Jimmy Page just before he joined The Yardbirds.

Karate Andi

Fabulous song... I've loved this ever since I first heard it. You GO, Nancy...

best song ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bollocks! If it wasn't for her dad she would be nobody.

What album was this on?

Nancy in London

Love Nancy, such a cool lady like her dad - love this song !!

+Lorraine Ashby I think that she surpassed her father in coolness, and Frank was pretty damn cool.

Hazlewood's version is my favorite, but damnnn this is so hott!

No swearing in front of Iconic Ladies !

A brilliant, classic song, sung by one of the greatest singers, ...Nancy Sinatra !!

Great song, beautifully sung. Thanks.

ma babe

Nancy was a woman to reckon with, So curvy, full beautiful hair and eyes that can stun you. Good damn bluezy song even for back then. I will own it

Always liked Nancy and her pop songs were OK and nice, but this is her best rendition ever.

Nancy was more than a sexy woman. She had Daddy's singing skills. Nice track.

What ? No Cher's fans critics ?

Billie Dearborn, "Friday's Child," the "Lost Deep Treasures Vol. 5 (Remastered)

Thanks!!!!!

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I would post it myself, but I don't know how!!!!! ENJOY!!!!!!!

good stuff

@blondie9999original

You are so right, I think it's the best one also.

JEDI MIND TRICKS - VIOLENT BY DESIGN ...best album ever!!

Nancy sings the Blues!!!!

There are TWO versions of Nancy singing this! The other version is missing the backing girls singing 'Fridays child' and is NOT as good as this one! Thank you for posting!

nice, but i bet frank didnt like it, he said something like ,elvis& rock n roll were shit trash! wonder how he felt when the king was screwin his daughter! im italian, but rock was bigger than frank..

wrote "friday" into search box
rebecca , rebecca everywhere
oh what horrors i have endured

gracias po este aporte, es un gran regalo.....

Wyze Mindz - Friday's child

Apollo Brown - Friday's child!

Before Blondie( Deborah Harry) there was Nancy Sinatra...

Lee Hazelwood, R.I.P.

man as i said so many times b4, the old days just had a certain quality, and omfg that guitar in the begining,,, AMAZING,,, lets all get in the time machine guys, whose coming? :D

It says a lot about the songs from this era,when you can come back to listen to them again and the're still just as catchy as when they were released.

@YoungDirtyCwalk
this is why i found this...its ill.

I learnt all her songs when I was 10, now 'Im 51 and I still remember it all. crazy, I cant even remember what I did yesterday.

I'm 16 and I know the words to all here songs

"Words from Mr. Len Part One" by jedi mind tricks

WOW!!! That's all I can say. You know? I love the 60's...too bad I was born on the 76 :o) If I could, I'd go back in time to the 60's....they rules!!!!
Peace!!!

@TheHordesofGreenland Hey man in what song did D-Sisive sample this? Thanks

Maybe the best song ever done by Nancy. Good blues tune.

Thanks for the info. It bugs me that the single version is ignored.

in her LP "Movin' with Nancy" there is her more succesful version of this hit, the same you her in her compilations, this beautiful version is rare to hear.
Miss Nancy Sinatra is the best¡¡¡

jedi mind tricks ftw

You think she's cute, you think she's fine, but nine months later it ain't mine, yo I'm out.

really a great song...

i was thinking the same. Cute outfit.

The guitar was probably by Billy Strange himself.
This is the hit single version. For some strange reason they put a different version on her hits compilations. Is that other one on the Movin' LP?

cool song, love her clothes!

I never heard this version either, first time with the background vocals. I don't like it as much but the song is too good to compline about it.

Plus the lead guiter solo is better in the other version.

Try the version on the Movin' with Nancy record. That should have the intro you're looking for.

I still don't here the part where he sampled the mr len skit from. He must've used an extended version of this song.

I never heard this version love it

"Where do you took this jewel from?"

i don't know...

NANCY SINATRA ¡¡¡¡, this is a real gem¡¡
Where do you took this jewel from?
This version is diferent¡¡¡

Stoupe again with the samples. Sick.

thanks.

you can find this song on "The Essential" album, i don't know the original album, sorry...