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1.1 You Got the Look I Like 3:221.2 (I Want to Build a) Jumbo Ark 3:291.3 Gai-Gin Man 2:451.4 Who Was That Man? 3:011.5 What's Shakin' on the Hill 4:001.6 Shting-Shtang 3:201.7 All Men Are Liars 3:221.8 Rocky Road 3:211.9 Refrigerator White 3:041.10 I Don't Know Why You Keep Me on 3:151.11 Honeygun 2:31 |
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2 |
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Ft. Jim Keltner, Ry Cooder, Dave Edmunds |
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| Description: | Party of One finds our hero signed by A&R legend Lenny Waronker to Warner Brothers Records. The personnel were drawn from Nicks bandmates on 1987s John Hiatt masterpiece, Bring the Family (Lowe on bass, Jim Keltner on drums and Ry Cooder on guitar) combined with the twin heads of the band The Moonlighters (Austin DeLone-- ex of Eggs Over Easy and Bill Kirchen-- Original Lost Planet Airman and twang kingpin). Nick brought in Dave Edmunds to produce and play even more guitar. They rip through a fantastic batch of original songs highlighted by All Men Are Liars and Whats Shakin on the Hill which are still staples of Nicks live show. This strong effort led into the Little Village project and can be considered the final chapter in the first half of Nicks career. - FT. JIM KELTNER, RY COODER, DAVE EDMUNDSVinyl LP pressing. Yep Roc Records will reissue six classic yet long unavailable Nick Lowe albums, fulfilling a longstanding goal of bringing the entire catalog of one of it's flagship artists back into print and available on one label. The albums - Nick the Knife, The Abominable Showman, Nick Lowe and His Cowboy Outfit, The Rose of England, Pinker and Prouder Than Previous, and Party of One - span the years 1982 to 1990, and represent a crucial bridge from Lowe's trailblazing 1970s work to the "remarkable second wind" (New York Times) and widespread critical acclaim that have characterized his more recent releases. For 1990's Party of One, the personnel was drawn from Nick's bandmates on 1987's John Hiatt masterpiece, Bring the Family (Lowe on bass, Jim Keltner on drums and Ry Cooder on guitar) combined with the twin heads of the band The Moonlighters (Austin DeLone - ex of Eggs Over Easy and Bill Kirchen - original Lost Planet Airman and twang kingpin). Nick brought in Dave Edmunds to produce and play even more guitar. They rip through a fantastic batch of original songs highlighted by "All Men Are Liars" and "What's Shakin' on the Hill" which are still staples of Nick's live show. This strong effort led into the Little Village project and can be considered the final chapter in the first half of Nick's career.Includes Bonus EP featuring demo's and rare tracks. Remastered from original tapes. Includes Digital Download for Album & Bonus Material
Catalog number YEP-2397 appears on spine. Catalog number LP-YEP-2397 appears on labels.
Recorded in Los Angeles California between March 1988 and October 1989 in four sessions: Three at Oceanway Studios, LA and one at Record One Studios, Sherman Oaks, CA
Mastered at Airshow Mastering
Album - ? 1990 © 2017 Nick Lowe Ltd. issued under exclusive license to Yep Rock Records
EP - ? + © 2017 Nick Lowe Ltd. issued under exclusive license to Yep Roc Records
All songs published by Plangent Visions Music Ltd except:
Track B3 published by Plangent Visions Music Ltd ./ Badco Music
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[a175760] appears courtesy of [l87317]
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LPYEP2397 |
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