Just in case you were waiting on a track list to buy Rufus Wainwright's mega-box House of Rufus, the wait is over. The 19-disc box set, which encompasses all the albums and DVDs the baroque-pop tunesmith has released in his career, is packed with some intriguing extras, too. Many of…
Metropolitan Films a dévoilé la bande annonce finale d'Imaginary, dernière production Blumhouse attendu pour mars au cinéma.
Much like my post on "There Is A Light That Never Goes Out," this is cheating to call this one a cover. Both of the artists featured here are listed as the songwriters of "Too Many Teardrops." And let's not forget they were married at the time both of these versions were recorded, to boot. Carlene Carter was the first to lay down the track. It appeared on her very well done 1981 album 'Blue Nun.' Now, Carter is known as a country artist, to be sure, but there was this period in the early '80s when she released two albums with members of Rockpile, Cowboy Outfit and other well-known backers of her husband, Mr. Nick Lowe. He also acted as her producer. If you are a fan of Lowe and Rockpile and have not heard the 1980 album 'Musical Shapes' or 'Blue Nun,' seek them out. It will be right up your alley. As for Lowe's version of "Too Many Teardrops," it appeared a year later on his 'Nick the Knife' album. Some of the personnel that show up on both albums include: Lowe, Carter, Bobby Irwin, James Eller, Billy Bremner, Martin Belmont and Paul Carrack. I'm a much bigger fan of Lowe, but I must admit I prefer the Carter version of this song. It has to do with pacing more than anything else. Lowe's version seems too restrained. I also prefer the background vocals of the Carter version. Weird, since Carter is the background singer on the Lowe version. I think my head just exploded. Anyway, both are keepers. Carlene Carter - Too Many Teardrops (mp3) Nick Lowe - Too Many Teardrops (mp3) More Cover Me Impressed: "Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me" "They Don't Know" "Everybody's Talkin'" "What Goes On" "There Is A Light That Never Goes Out" Halloween Edition "Porpoise Song" "Prairie Rose" "Come On Eileen" "Walking On Thin Ice" Jason Falkner Edition "True Love Will Find You In The End" "This Will Be Our Year" "You're My Favorite Waste of Time" "Nightime/Thirteen" "The End Of The World" "(Don't Go Back To)Rockville" "God Only Knows" "And Your Bird Can Sing" "So Sad About Us" "Everywhere" "Walking The Cow"
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Metropolitan Films a dévoilé une bande annonce d'Imaginary, dernière production Blumhouse attendu pour 2024 au cinéma.
The Cure were arresting enough as a band to land its first album Three Imaginary Boys on the U.K. charts in 1979. A year later, with their sophomore effort Seventeen Seconds ready to be released in April, the band arranged for a brief tour of the eastern seaboard of the United States, the first time they had “jumped the pond” after having played entirely British gigs up to that point, with the exception of a handful of dates in the Netherlands, Belgium, and France. The Cure’s first-ever show on the North American continent was not in New York City. It was in scenic Cherry Hill, New Jersey, at the Emerald City Lounge, on April 10 or 12, 1980. Actually, a fanzine review of that Cherry Hill by Frank Chmielewski show survives, and it’s interesting to note how very unusual the Cure seemed to Chmielewski: So original, this Cure, it is really hard to expalin (sic) it. It is not a dance band, yet it is very rhythmic, and has a textured sound. ... The Cure’s music is brain-stroking, maybe. Remarkably, according to Chmielewski one of the openers for the Cure at that show was the Dickies. Anyway, the...
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The New York Times is performing a wonderful service in its series of obits running under the title Overlooked. They are op-eds of men and women whose deaths received no notice when they were alive because they were female, a person of color, or some other under-served and marginalized group. Th
Both members of UK indie band Her’s have been killed in a car crash in Arizona, the duo’s record label said Friday.
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Released on CD and on label Universal Music Group International (0601501306327). Evanescence — Fallen. Genre: Rock. Style: Alternative Rock
