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Nick Lowe discography
Lowe performing with Rockpile in 1980
Studio albums
14
Live albums
3
Compilation albums
6
EPs
3
Singles
23
Tribute albums
7
Nick Lowe is an English singer-songwriter, musician, and producer. His discography consists of 14 studio albums, 1 live album, 3 EPs, 23 singles, and 6 compilations. In addition, he has been a performer and producer on numerous albums by other artists.
1998: Hens’ Teeth (Edsel) - compilation of singles by Kippington Lodge, Brinsley Schwarz and Brinsley Schwarz under various aliases; includes 9 songs with Lowe as lead vocalist and 4 songs written or co-written by Lowe
1999: The Doings: The Solo Years (Demon) - 86-track 4-disc boxed compilation of Lowe's songs
2009: Quiet Please... The New Best of Nick Lowe (Proper / Yep Roc) - 49-track compilation of Lowe's songs[2]
1980: Taking Liberties (Columbia) 1977-1980 compilation co-produced by Costello and Lowe - also released with alterations as Ten Bloody Marys & Ten How's Your Fathers on F-Beat
1981: Trust (F-beat / Columbia) - co-produced with Roger Bechirian
1986: Blood & Chocolate (Demon / Columbia) - co-produced with Colin Fairley
1978: Live Stiffs Live (Stiff) as Nick Lowe's Last Chicken in the Shop: track 1, "I Knew the Bride (When She Used to Rock 'n' Roll)": track 2, "Let's Eat" (live compilation of the first Stiff tour.)
1994: various artists - Adios Amigo: A Tribute to Arthur Alexander (Razor & Tie) - track 11, "In the Middle of It All"
1996: various artists - Rig Rock Deluxe: A Musical Tribute to the American Truck Driver (Upstart) - track 14, "I’m Coming Home" with the Impossible Birds
1999: various artists - Original Soundtrack: Mumford (Hollywood) - track 3, "From Now On"
2002: various artists - Evangeline Made: A Tribute to Cajun Music (Vanguard) - track 13, "Arrête Pas la Musique (Don't Stop the Music)"
2012: Wilco - iTunes Session (dBpm) - lead vocals on track 8, "Cruel to Be Kind"
2017: Blackie and the Rodeo Kings - Kings and Kings (File Under Music) - vocals on track 7, "Secret of a Long Lasting Love"
As composer[]
1972 - 1979[]
1972: Teddy Rastor - Come On, Come On (Sayton Records) - B-side of single, "Brand New You, Brand New Me"
1975: Dave Edmunds - Subtle as a Flying Mallet (RCA)- track 10, "She's My Baby"
1975: Dr. Feelgood - Malpractice (Columbia) - track 10, "Because You're Mine" (co-written with John B. Sparks and Wilko Johnson)
1976: Kursaal Flyers - The Great Artiste (UK Records) - track 9, "Television"
1976: Dave Edmunds - Here Comes The Weekend (Swan Song Records) - A-side of single
1977: Dave Edmunds - Get It (Swan Song) - track 2, "I Knew The Bride"; track 4, "Here Comes The Weekend" (co-written with Dave Edmunds); track 11, "What Did I Do Last Night?"; track 12, "Little Darlin'" (co-written with Dave Edmunds)
1978: Dave Edmunds - Tracks on Wax 4 (Swan Song) - track 2, "Never Been in Love" (co-written with Rockpile); track 4, "Television"; track 5, "What Looks Best on You" (co-written with Dave Edmunds); track 7, "Deborah" (co-written with Dave Edmunds); track 11, "Heart of the City"
1978: Dr. Feelgood - Private Practice (United Artists) - track 4, "Milk And Alcohol" and track 8, "It Wasn't Me" (both co-written with Gypie Mayo)
1978: The Rumour - Frogs Sprouts Clogs And Krauts (Stiff) - track B1 "Leaders" (co-written with Martin Belmont)
1979: Carlene Carter - Two Sides to Every Woman (Warner Bros.) - track 1, "Do It In A Heartbeat" (co-written with Carlene Carter)
1979: Dr. Feelgood - As It Happens (United Artists) - track 10, "Milk And Alcohol" (co-written with Gypie Mayo)
1980-1989[]
1980: The Rumour - Purity Of Essence (Stiff) - track 2, "I Don't Ever Want The Night To End"
1981: Dave Edmunds - Twangin... (Swan Song) - track 4, "(I'm Gonna Start) Living Again If It Kills Me" (co-written with Carlene Carter and Dave Edmunds); track 9, "I'm Only Human" (co-written with Rockpile)
1982: Paul Carrack - Suburban Voodoo (Epic) - track 3, "I Need You" (co-written with Martin Belmont and Paul Carrack); track 4, "I'm in Love" (co-written with Carlene Carter); track 5, "Don't Give My Heart a Break" (co-written with Carlene Carter and Paul Carrack); track 8, "What a Way to Go" and track 9, "So Right, So Wrong" (both co-written with J. E. Ceiling, James Eller, Martin Belmont, and Paul Carrack); track 10, "From Now On"
1983: Alvin Stardust - A Picture Of You (Stiff) - track 4, "What Looks Good On You Is Me" (co-written with Dave Edmunds)
1983: Carlene Carter C'est C Bon (Epic) - track 9, "Don't Give My Heart a Break" (co-written with Carlene Carter and Paul Carrack)
1985: Don Dixon - Most Of The Girls Like To Dance But Only Some Of The Boys Like To (Enigma) - track 3, "Skin Deep"
1985: Queen Ida And Her Zydeco Band - Caught In The Act! (GNP Crescendo) - track 6, "Half A Boy, Half A Man"
1987: Dave Edmunds - I Hear You Rockin' (Columbia) - track 2, "Here Comes The Weekend" (co-written with Dave Edmunds); track 10, "I Knew The Bride (When She Used To Rock And Roll)"
1991: Diana Ross - The Force Behind the Power (Motown) - track 3, "Battlefield" (co-written with Paul Carrack)
1992: various artists - The Bodyguard (soundtrack) (Arista) - track 10, "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding" performed by Curtis Stigers
1995: The Minus 5 - Old Liquidator (East Side Digital) - track 10, "Basing Street"
1998: Linda Ronstadt featuring Aaron Neville - Cry Like a Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind (Elektra) - track 4, "I Need You" (co-written with Martin Belmont and Paul Carrack); track 9, "So Right, So Wrong" (co-written with J. E. Ceiling, James Eller, Martin Belmont, and Paul Carrack)
1998: The Mavericks - Trampoline (MCA Nashville) - track 14, "All I Get" (co-written with Raul Malo)
1998: Rod Stewart - When We Were the New Boys (Warner Bros.) - track 7, "Shelly My Love"
1999: George Thorogood & the Destroyers - Half a Boy/Half a Man (CMC International) - track 4, "Half a Boy, Half a Man"
1999: various artists - 10 Things I Hate About You (Music From The Motion Picture) (Hollywood) - track 13, "Cruel To Be Kind" (performed by Letters To Cleo)
2000-2009[]
2000: Charlie Hunter - Solo Eight String Guitar (Contra Punto) - track 12, "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding?"
2009: Kimon & The Prophets - Roadhouse Party (Ultrascene) - track 9, "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding"
2009: Larz-Kristerz - Om du vill (Sony) - track 4, "Half a Boy and Half a Man"
2009: Taylor Hicks - The Distance (Adrenaline / Modern Whomp) - track 9, "I Live on a Battlefield" (co-written with Paul Carrack)
2009: Seth Walker - Leap of Faith (Hyena) - track 8, "Lately I've Let Things Slide"
2009: Simple Minds - Graffiti Soul (Universal) - track 6, "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding" (on Searching for the Lost Boys bonus disc)
2013: The Strypes - Snapshot (Universal) - track 12, ""Heart of the City"
2014: David Broza - East Jerusalem/West Jerusalem (BMG / S-Curve) - track 9, "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding"
2014: JD McPherson - The Warm Covers EP (New Rounder) - track 3, "Rome Wasn't Built In a Day"
2017: Billy Valentine - Brit Eyed Soul (Cleopatra) - track 12, "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding"
Live radio performances[]
1995: various artists - 2 Meter Sessies - Volume 6 (Radio Records) - track 9, "True Love Travels on a Gravel Road"
1996: various artists- Q107’s Concerts in the Sky: The Campfire Versions (MCA Records Canada) - track 5, "(What’s so Funny ’Bout) Peace Love and Understanding"
2002: various artists - Live at the World Cafe, 10th Anniversary (World Cafe) - track 2-6, "(What’s so Funny ’Bout) Peace Love and Understanding"
2008: various artists - Live at the World Cafe, Volume 24 (World Cafe) - track 9, "I Trained Her to Love Me"
2011: "Comedy Bang! Bang!" podcast episode 126, featured "Stoplight Roses," "Sensitive Man," "All Men Are Liars," and "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding"
2012: various artists - The Old Grey Whistle Test Live (BBC / Rhino) - track 3-12, "Sensitive Man"
2013: Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! (NPR) featured "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace Love and Understanding" and "Christmas at the Airport"
Tributes[]
2001: various artists - Labour of Love: The Music of Nick Lowe (Telarc) - 13 songs featuring Dar Williams, Tom Petty, Elvis Costello, and others
2005: various artists - Lowe Profile: A Tribute to Nick Lowe (Brewery) two-disc, 30-song collection featuring Dave Alvin, Foster & Lloyd, Ian Gomm, and others
2002: various artists - The Stiff Generation: If It Ain’t Stiff It Ain’t Worth a Tribute (Groove Disques) - track 1, "So it Goes"; track 9, "Endless Sleep"; track 14, "I Love The Sound Of Breaking Glass"; track 24: " I Love My Label"
2005: Elizabeth McQueen and the Firebrands - Happy Doing What We’re Doing (Freedom [City Hall]) tribute to pub rock features several songs written and co-written by Lowe
2009: various artists - Si No Es Stiff No Merece un Tributo (Culturapop / Rock Indiana) - Spanish compilation features 3 songs written by Lowe
2012: various artists - Lowe Country: The Songs of Nick Lowe (Fiesta Red) - 13 songs featuring Ron Sexsmith, Robert Ellis, Chatham County Line and others
2014: Davey Lane - Under The Covers includes covers of all 11 songs from Jesus Of Cool
2015: Duck the Piano Wire - Duck The Knife subtitled A Homemade Remake of Nick The Knife, includes covers of all 12 songs
2017: Los Straitjackets - What’s So Funny About Peace, Love And Los Straitjackets (Yep Roc) instrumental versions of Nick Lowe compositions
Cinema[]
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