Rockpile

Tracks on Wax 4 Dave Edmunds formed Love Sculpture in 1967 & Rockpile in 1976 (with Nick Lowe). He has made numerous solo albums over three decades. Tracks On Wax 4 was originally issued in 1978. It features Nick Lowe on bass. 11 tracks. Wounded Bird. 2005.	Jesus of Cool If you have a dog-eared copy of Nick Lowe's Pure Pop for Now People, here is your chance to revitalize. That 1978 record, an ingenious and melodic pop gem, is really the Americanized version of Jesus of Cool, Lowe's European debut, released the year after his departure from pub-r...	Get It Dave Edmunds formed Love Sculpture in 1967 & Rockpile in 1976 (with Nick Lowe). He has made numerous solo albums over three decades. Get It was originally released in 1977. It features Nick Lowe on bass. This album has been out of print for years, so fans will welcome this CD rei...	Seconds of Pleasure Though Rockpile managed only one, nigh-perfect album at the height of the '80s new wave boom, its members--Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, Billy Bremner, and Terry Williams--had played together in various incarnations, in some instances for over a decade: Edmunds and drummer Williams ha...	Subtle as a Flying Mallet
Repeat When Necessary	Twangin' Dave Edmunds formed Love Sculpture in 1967 & Rockpile in 1976 (with Nick Lowe). He has made numerous solo albums over three decades. Twangin' reached # 48 on the Billboard charts in 1981. It features Nick Lowe on bass. 11 tracks. Wounded Bird. 2005.	Blues Helping Digitally remastered reissue of the 1968 debut album by this blues/ prog outfit Dave Edmunds played with prior to his solo career. 11 tracks. Also featuring the original cover art. 1999 release.	Revival The self-referential title of Fogerty's first album in three years is no mere play on words; this is as close as he's gotten in a long while to duplicating the loose swamp blues, country, folk, soul and rock that he so memorably created a template for in Creedence Clearwater Revi...	Live at Royal Albert Hall 1971 From their earliest days as 12-string-wielding folk-rockers, to the thrilling psychedelic excursions of their raga-rock period to their 1968 birthing of country-rock, the Byrds were always accorded a hero's welcome in England. What better place to record founding Byrds member/gui...

Nice homely feeling
This is maybe not the first record to pick from D.E., but not the last, either... In fact, there's a nice home-made feeling on this record, D.E. plays almost all instruments himself and pretty well and with good taste... There's no sign of the sound of his earlier slightly psychedelic-blues-pop Love Sculpture-records on this one, the sound is more like we've used to hear on his later hit records cut with Rockpile-band... Dave's guitar playing is finding its shape,unlike on Sculpture-records,there's a strong country-flavour in his playing for the first time...To name some highlights, there's the ever-fantastic hit single "I Hear You Knocking", Jerry Lee/Chuck Berry-like "Down Down Down" and a version of Chuck's "Promised Land", which is maybe even better than the original! ..who knows, a matter of taste.. Among the bonus tracks there is two stand outs: Blue Monday, a single recorded with same minimal style like "Knocking", and then there is "I'm Coming Home", a traditional song, better known as "Old Black Joe".. it twists like hell! ... An interesting anecdote is a version of Bob Dylan's "Outlaw Blues"...