Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Cracking Up by Nick Lowe. Compare versions and buy on Discogs
Joining us this week is actor Wallace Shawn, whose many film credits include roles in The Princess Bride, the Toy Story films, and My Dinner with Andre.
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Nick LoweI Love the Sound of Breaking Glass (1978)
Nick Lowe onstage with Rockpile in November, 1978 at the Palladium in NYC-also available in color.
Mid Sussex Radio 103.8FM www.midsussexradio.co.uk Lowe In the early 70s when Punk was still a twinkle in Malcolm Maclaren's eye, a swashbuckling gang of bands were making a stirring racket in the Hope & Anchor, Islington and other North London pubs. Amongst them was Brinsley Schwartz, named after its guitar player. School chum Nick Lowe wrote the music and sang. This week we pepper the show with some of his best songs, often written for others. The rest of the show? That is down to you..
Cry Love from the 2008 Cayamo Cruise
Karl Ove Knausgaard, Molly Prentiss, Igort, and more.
Jimmy LaFave has gone and left many hearts broken. I don’t remember when I first heard him sing, but I do remember it was love at first listen.He was a
John Hiatt - Wed 18 July 2012 - The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh
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Chicago blues tribal elder James Cotton, seated in the chair of honor center stage...
A great song by John Hiatt featuring the beautiful slide guitar of Ry Cooder.
From the bootleg Hiatt DVD "Dusty Old Tapes". He is with "The Guilty Dogs".This version is not cut off at the end.
Behind most hit songs -- perhaps even behind many songs -- there can be an interesting story. As songwriters tell us in the Famous Elsewhere Songwriting Questionnaire, very few songs dropped fully formed into an artist's lap. The story behind Harry Nilsson winning a Grammy in 1973 for Without You is interesting, but also comes with a patina of sadness. Badfinger were a British pop band... - BADFINGER and HARRY NILSSON: Without them, no Without You by Graham Reid
