Nick Lowe in-studio concert. Enjoy!
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Rock historian Ed Ward on a newly reissued Nick Lowe album: In the end, Nick Lowe proved to be more of an album artist than a singles artist. He’s had a long and fruitful career, and this is the record which established him. [Nick Lowe - Tiny Desk Concert]
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NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert with Nick Lowe: “For Lowe’s fans, the solo records he’d make were a constant source of joy and wit. Songs such as “I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass,” “Cruel to Be Kind” (another tune written during the Brinsley Schwarz days), “Little Hitler” and “Heart of the City” were all part of a new breed of pop music that felt good without making listeners feel stupid. In other words, this is more than just catchy music.”
