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10 de jun. de 2019 · But, I'm trying to figure out what tracks actually are Rockpile - specifically, from Jesus Of Cool and Get It. The limited notes I have at my disposal don't make it very clear. I know tracks 1-9 on Twangin' are Rockpile, and the entire albums of Tracks On Wax 4, Repeat When Necessary, and Labour Of Lust (with special guests as needed).
Musical Shapes & Blue Nun by Carlene Carter . Format: Audio CD. 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 9 ratings. See all 4 formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Amazon ... but still a good album with Rockpile (Dave Edmunds and Nick Lowe) backing her up. If only the Album Blue Nun was available at an affordable price. Read more. One person ...
Seemingly to make them more appealing, they released twofers instead of each album on a single CD. However, being the sly marketers that they are, Wounded Bird clearly took into account that there has previously been a CD released that paired her 3rd and 4th albums, "Musical Shapes" and "Blue Nun" respectively, onto a single CD.
Seemingly to make them more appealing, they released twofers instead of each album on a single CD. However, being the sly marketers that they are, Wounded Bird clearly took into account that there has previously been a CD released that paired her 3rd and 4th albums, "Musical Shapes" and "Blue Nun" respectively, onto a single CD.
(Rockpile also provided most of the backup on Musical Shapes, the 1980 album by Lowe’s wife, Carlene Carter.) By the time Seconds of Pleasure hit the shops, it was considered something of an anti-climax, and the band—despite being one of the most celebrated roots-soaked rock and roll groups of the era—broke up not long after live dates supporting its November 1980 release.
