Nick Lowe - Nick Lowe and His Cowboy Outfit (1984)
BAND/ARTIST: Nick Lowe
- Title: Nick Lowe and His Cowboy Outfit
- Year Of Release: 1984
- Label: Yep Roc Records
- Genre: Rock
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:37:24
- Total Size: 253 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Half a Boy and Half a Man
02. Breakaway
03. You'll Never Get Me Up (In One of Those)
04. Love Like a Glove
05. The Gee and the Rick and the Three Card Trick
06. (Hey Big Mouth) Stand Up and Say That
07. Awesome
09. Maureen
10. L.A.F.S.
11. Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young
The title isn't entirely in jest - Nick Lowe and His Cowboy Outfit does represent Lowe's reinvention as a roots-rocker, as he delves into Tex-Mex, country-rock, garage rock and, of course, pop. After the muddled The Abominable Showman, Cowboy Outfit sounds positively vibrant, thanks in no small part to Lowe's backing band, comprised largely of veteran pub-rockers. The songs are also more consistently memorable, from the Farfisa-driven "Half a Boy and Half a Man" to the sublime covers of Mickey Jupp's "You'll Never Get Me Up in One of Those" and Sandie Shaw's "Breakaway." The rest of the album's pleasures, however, are subtle. "Maureen" and "God's Gift to Women" are charming yet slight, and the songs become increasingly lightweight as the album approaches its close. Even with the uneven songs, the Cowboy Outfit make the material appealing, and Lowe certainly sounds more appealing - and comfortable - as a roots-rocker than as an aging new wave popster.
01. Half a Boy and Half a Man
02. Breakaway
03. You'll Never Get Me Up (In One of Those)
04. Love Like a Glove
05. The Gee and the Rick and the Three Card Trick
06. (Hey Big Mouth) Stand Up and Say That
07. Awesome
09. Maureen
10. L.A.F.S.
11. Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young
The title isn't entirely in jest - Nick Lowe and His Cowboy Outfit does represent Lowe's reinvention as a roots-rocker, as he delves into Tex-Mex, country-rock, garage rock and, of course, pop. After the muddled The Abominable Showman, Cowboy Outfit sounds positively vibrant, thanks in no small part to Lowe's backing band, comprised largely of veteran pub-rockers. The songs are also more consistently memorable, from the Farfisa-driven "Half a Boy and Half a Man" to the sublime covers of Mickey Jupp's "You'll Never Get Me Up in One of Those" and Sandie Shaw's "Breakaway." The rest of the album's pleasures, however, are subtle. "Maureen" and "God's Gift to Women" are charming yet slight, and the songs become increasingly lightweight as the album approaches its close. Even with the uneven songs, the Cowboy Outfit make the material appealing, and Lowe certainly sounds more appealing - and comfortable - as a roots-rocker than as an aging new wave popster.
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