Nick Lowe Discography
You might have missed him behind those angry young men named Graham Parker, Elvis Costello and Joe Jackson, but the mischievous middle-aged man…
You might have missed him behind those angry young men named Graham Parker, Elvis Costello and Joe Jackson, but the mischievous middle-aged man…
The debut album from the best new band of 1976, according to Rolling Stone.
This promotional elpee captures the fresh energy of Graham Parker and the Rumour flush with their first success.
Imagine if Bruce Springsteen and Elvis Costello had a baby. Now try not imagining it.
A landmark punk album played with remarkable precision, The Damned sounded like a machine gun next to the Pistols.
The man from Stiff turns out to be surprisingly flexible on his first (and arguably best) album.
This is more or less a Rockpile record featuring tunes from Elvis Costello, Graham Parker and Hughie Lewis.
His first (and only) US hit and a new marriage to Carlene Carter are the high points of Lowe’s career.
A dozen new ditties from the sharp mind of Nick Lowe.
The most tempting of his solo albums, featuring the crew from Nick the Knife.
Even sharper than his last album, mixing catchy melodies with clever wordplay and the usual Lowe highlights.
Twenty-five tracks of pure pop (and a little bit country) joy that spans Nick’s solo career so far.