Sugar

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Released at the peak of her mid-1960s popularity, 'Sugar' finds Nancy Sinatra interpreting classic Tin Pan Alley standards alongside contemporary pop. The album is most notable for featuring 'Somethin' Stupid', a groundbreaking duet with her father Frank Sinatra that became a massive international hit. Arranged by Billy Strange, the record showcases a sweeter, more traditional vocal approach compared to her edgy go-go material.