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Matthew Sweet. Lloyd Cole. Material. John Zorn. Other artists. Notes. External links. Robert Quine. Robert Wolfe Quine (December 30, 1942 – May 31, 2004) was an American guitarist. A native of Akron, Ohio, Quine worked with a wide range of musicians, though he himself remained relatively unknown.
3 de dic. de 2006 · Robert Quine Lloyd Cole. Ask Lloyd; December 3, 2006 / Lloyd Cole ; Q – hi – would you be able to tell me which tracks on “love story” and “etc” the late great robert quine played on …? A – Without ...
No LC content (but a Robert Quine connection). Great interview (with smart, vituperative Hell annotations) with writer/musician Richard Hell. And Bookslut is a worthy link too.
A founding member of the groundbreaking punk rock ensemble, Richard Hell & the Voidoids, Quine has gone on to collaborate with a diverse array of musicians during his career, including: Lou Reed, Brian Eno , John Zorn, Matthew Sweet, Tom Waits, Lloyd Cole, They Might Be Giants, and Marianne Faithfull.
10 de sept. de 2019 · Quine also made a significant contribution to the ’90s output of singer/songwriters Matthew Sweet and Lloyd Cole. Although his soloing is featured on releases by both artists, his rhythm playing—in particular, his frequent nods to the rhythm guitar work of ’60s-era Byrds’ releases—often added a deeper, more nuanced dimension to the music.
Lloyd Cole. Produced by. Cole, Hardiman and Maher. Words and Music by Lloyd Cole except. There For Her, Margo's Waltz, Half Of Everything, Man Enough, What He Doesn't Know (Cole/ Cowan), She's a Girl and I'm a Man (Cole/Quine) Vocals, guitar, piano, harmonica. and programming. Lloyd Cole. Guitars.
Robert Quine: Nobody else played like Quine, a disciple of Lou Reed and the Velvet Underground who developed a knack for breaking the backs of melodies, shaking strings like a hyper-caffeinated B.B. King, and spewing out some of the most angular, jittery guitar lines ever laid on tape.
