The Convincer - Nick Lowe

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - New Wave & Post-punk / Artist: Nick Lowe / Audio CD released 2001-09-03 at Proper / Disc #1 ... more

The Convincer - Nick Lowe ... Tracklisting
1 Homewrecker
2 Only A Fool Breaks His Own Heart
3 Lately I've Let Things Slide
4 She's Got Soul
5 Cupid Must Be Angry
6 Indian Queens
7 Poor Side Of Town
8 I'm A Mess
9 Between Dark And Dawn
10 Bygones (Won't Go)
11 Has She Got A Friend
12 Let's Stay In And Make Love

Newest Review: ... blues feel to it which is quite interesting for him. In fact the opening track sets out his stall which is very angsty for ... more

... the start of an album and even, in my mind has a Leonard Cohen feel about it, though Lowe is a far better vocalist. The 2nd and 3rd tracks could easily be early Elvis, or Johnny Cash and I'm not sure they have 'grown' on me, in fact I don't like them much at all. Then we get track four 'She's got Soul' Which is an absolute stunner; Simple, easy on the ear, great, clean lyrics and really quite an undiscovered classic for me. I first heard this when a friend sung it with his band at his own wedding, as a tribute to his w...more

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The Convincer
Release Date: 2001 - 09 - 03, Audio CD, Proper Records

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The Convincer - Nick Lowe: Nearly convinced. (586 words)
by - written on 08/10/09 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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Nick Lowe The Convincer: 2001 I bought this on iTunes as a recommendation from a friend who told me "it will grow on you I promise". I should say at this point, there are version of this album that have 15 tracks, the iTunes version has only 12. Nick Lowe seems to have been around forever, though in truth his successes are more associated for his work with other artists such as Elvis Costello than in his own right, apart from his one hit 'Cruel to be kind'. That being said I actually loved his 70's offering 'I love the sound of breaking glass'. Kind of punk, kind of bluesy, very individual he is a Marmite artist, you ... Read the complete review