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Saturday, March 15, 2014

Nick Lowe - 1982-03-15 - London, UK (FM)

Nick Lowe
1982-03-15
Hamersmith Palais
London, UK
BBC FM Broadcast
256 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Richard Skinner Intro
02. I Love The Sound Of Breaking Glass
03. Stick It Where The Sub Don't Shine
04. Tempted
05. Always Better With Yuu
06. Burning
07. Marie Provost
08. Cruel To Be Kind
09. Lesson In Love
10. Little Unkind
11. Wish You Were Here
12. Switchboard Susan
13. Cracking Up
14. I Knew The Bride
15. Nutted by Reality > Heart of the City
16. Richard Skinner Outro


Our second post today features an FM broadcast of Nick Lowe on March 15, 1982, 32 years ago today, from London.  In 1981 after the break up of Rockpile, Lowe recorded a solo album entitled Nick The Life.  The disc, however, has several ties to his former band.  First, it includes a slowed down cover of the Rockpile tune, Heart.  Second, both drummer Terry Williams and guitarist Billy Bremner from the band back Lowe on The album.  So too do guitarist Martin Belmont, from The Rumour and Paul carrack, from would Squeeze. Bremmer, Belmont and Carrack also join Lowe for this set for the bBC, which draws tunes from Nick The Knife, Lowe’s days with Rockpile and his classic 1978 debut disc, Jesus of Cool, which was originally released in the uS as Pure Pop for Now People to avoid having the Jesus reference in the UK title offend anyone! By the way, Carrack takes the lead on Tempted from his days with Squeeze and Lesson In Love, from his 1982 solo album Suburban Voodoo.

















2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thank you! This was the era that I followed Nick & Dave Edmunds the most. Saw Rockpile a few times And some D. Edmunds solo shows. I would love to see him come around again.

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