Showing posts with label Nick Lowe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nick Lowe. Show all posts
Friday, August 14, 2015
When I Write the Book/Everyday I Write the Book
Posted by
Scott Peterson
For years I thought about how great a medley of these two songs would be, notwithstanding Elvis Costello's lack of affection for his own song. And then lo and behold the bespectacled one went and did it himself and brilliantly. Going acoustic may not have been a huge leap, but moving it into a country shuffle with a backing choir? Genius.
Labels:
covers,
Elvis Costello,
live,
medley,
Nick Lowe,
singer-songwriter,
Unplugged
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Bay City Rollers We Love You
Posted by
Scott Peterson
While the title of this here post is indeed entirely accurate, it's also the name of the first ever all-Nick Lowe single. That's right: the great Nick Lowe recording a mash-note to the Bay City Rollers. Which just...I mean.
Also, it's pretty swell.
[H/T: the amazing Dangerous Minds, which has the whole story.]
Also, it's pretty swell.
[H/T: the amazing Dangerous Minds, which has the whole story.]
Monday, March 24, 2014
I Knew the Bride (When She Used to Rock-n-Roll)
Posted by
Scott Peterson
I love the polished studio version of this but boy howdy do they shred it live.
I never realized how much lead Billy Bremner played—I just assumed it was Dave Edmunds.
I never realized how much lead Billy Bremner played—I just assumed it was Dave Edmunds.
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