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パプ・ロック・ファン必聴盤の 2in1. 2006年7月3日に日本でレビュー済み. MUSICAL SHAPESは全曲、ロックパイルの演奏 (一曲デイヴとのデュエットあり)、BLUE NUN はポール・キャラックらが参加した、カウボーイ・アウトフィットの面々が参加 (ポールとのデュエット ...
20 de ene. de 2010 · Listening to the Demon cd (2fer) with Musical Shapes and Blue Nun--my fav is Musical Shapes by a mile. "Baby Ride Easy" duet with Dave Edmunds is very nice. Anyone else like this one? thebeatles67, Jan 20, 2010 #1. sewerdog, bluemooze, Natural E and 1 other person like this.
Original cassette issue in a cardboard flip pack, with a double sided insert. "Oh How Happy" is added to the original track listing of "Blue Nun", and the whole "Musical Shapes" album is added on side 2 as a bonus. The package spine calls this "Carlene Carter Double Bonus", the cassette is labeled "Double Play".
Although the album was critically acclaimed, it was a commercial failure. She followed Musical Shapes in 1981 with Blue Nun, which continued to pursue a new wave-country direction; like its predecessor, it was ignored by record buyers. During the early '80s, Carter was shut off from the country community because she was living in England with Lowe.
30 de ene. de 2007 · "Musical Shapes" is a respectable album, but I find it to be painfully unexciting when compared to its predecessor, the venemous "Too Bad About Sandy" being the big exception. Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of Dave Edmunds/Nick Lowe/Rockpile, but I think it's fair to say that Rockpile were ever so slightly past their prime by the time "Musical Shapes" was recorded, and the result is a ...
4 de dic. de 2022 · Musical Shapes is the third album by Carlene Carter. The only song to make the Billboard country singles chart was Baby Ride Easy, (written by Richard Dobson) a duet with Dave Edmunds of the British rock band Rockpile. ... Musical Shapes (1980) Blue Nun (1981)
31 de may. de 2011 · MUSICAL SHAPES, with its retro-chic cover art, cow-punk grooves, and sassy song selection is the best record most folks never slapped on a turntable. Rockabilly rebel DAVE EDMUNDS' six string mastery and NICK LOWE's popping bass lines ride shotgun over CARLENE CARTER's alternately chirpy/growling pipes. To put it bluntly, she sings her keister off.
