Biography:
Nick Lowe (born Nicholas Drain Lowe, 24 March 1949, Walton-on-Thames, England) is a well-respected British singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. A pivotal figure in U.K. pub rock, punk rock, power pop, and new wave throughout the 70s and later, Lowe was a key member of bands such as Brinsley Schwarz and Rockpile (with Dave Edmunds). Perhaps best known for his songs "(What's So Funny 'bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding" and "Cruel to Be Kind", he has also famously done production work for Elvis Costello.
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Other songs:
- (what's So Funny About) Peace, Love And Understanding?
- Cruel To Be Kind
- All Men Are Liars
- American Squirm
- Born A Woman
- Bygones Wont Go
- Christmas At The Airport
- Cold Grey Light Of Dawn
- Couldnt Love You Any More Than I Do
- Dont Think About Her
- Everyone
- Failed Christian
- Half A Boy And Half A Man
- Heart
- Heart Of The City
- Homewrecker
- House For Sale
- I Dont Know Why You Keep Me On
- I Knew The Bride When She Could Rock And Roll
- I Live On A Battlefield
- I Love My Label
- I Love The Sound Of Breaking Glass
- I Read A Lot
- I Trained Her To Love Me
- Im A Mess
- In The Middle Of It All
- Lately Ive Let Things Slide
- Lets Stay In And Make Love
- Lonesome Reverie
- Love Like A Glove
- Man In Love
- Marie Provost
- My Heart Hurts
- Nutted By Reality
- Only A Fool Breaks His Own Heart
- Ragin Eyes
- Rocky Road
- Rome Wasnt Built In A Day
- Rose Of England
- Sensitive Man
- She Dont Love Nobody
- Shes Got Soul
- So It Goes
- Somebody Cares For Me
- Stoplight Roses
- Teacher Teacher
- The Beast In Me
- The Club
- Whats Shakin On The Hill
- Whats So Funny
- When I Write The Book
- Wish You Were Here
- Withered On The Vine
- Without Love
- You Make Me
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"I Love My Label" by Nick Lowe, from the 2008 Yep-Roc re-release of Lowe's
1978 solo debut, Jesus of Cool.
NOTES:
Chord table transcribed by Austin Scholl.
Guitars used in transcription process:
-Dean Boca 12-string
-Squier Stratocaster
-Ibanez Jolt/SE Acoustic
Chords are all fairly standard and only four are used.
The hardest thing to do when playing the song is switching chords while
keeping flow. Listen to the song for the rhythm. Also, keep in mind that
Lowe's singing isn't exactly in time with the rhythm, and I've set the
chords to follow the vocals.
Don't expect the lyrics to be totally accurate. This is also my first
tab/chord.
Chords used: A, D, E, G
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Oh, yes.
A E G
I love my label
D A E G D
And my label loves me
A E G
Oh, she's so good and kind
D A
Together we will pave our
A D A D A
Destiny
E G
My label always loves to hear some
D
Pretty chords on these records
A A D A D A
Like these ones
E G D
My label loves to hear some of these
Pretty melodies
A A D A D E A
So I play 'em some
A E G
I love my label
D A
I love my label, yeah
A E D A
And my label's got high hopes in me
A E D A
Play the blues
A E G D (X2) A
[Piano solo]
A E G
I'm so proud of them up here
D A E G D
We're one big happy family
A E G
You could say that I'm the foreign relations (?)
D A D A D A
Of the parent company
E G
They always ask for lots of songs
D
Of no more than 2:50 long
A A D A D A
So I wrote 'em some
E G
They never talk behind my back
D
And they're always playing my new tracks
A A D A D E A
When I come along
A E G
I love my label
D A
I love my label, yeah
A E D A
And my label's got high hopes in me
[Repeat until song is over]
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Contact me at [email protected] to let me know of any mistakes or other discrepencies.
1978 solo debut, Jesus of Cool.
NOTES:
Chord table transcribed by Austin Scholl.
Guitars used in transcription process:
-Dean Boca 12-string
-Squier Stratocaster
-Ibanez Jolt/SE Acoustic
Chords are all fairly standard and only four are used.
The hardest thing to do when playing the song is switching chords while
keeping flow. Listen to the song for the rhythm. Also, keep in mind that
Lowe's singing isn't exactly in time with the rhythm, and I've set the
chords to follow the vocals.
Don't expect the lyrics to be totally accurate. This is also my first
tab/chord.
Chords used: A, D, E, G
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Oh, yes.
A E G
I love my label
D A E G D
And my label loves me
A E G
Oh, she's so good and kind
D A
Together we will pave our
A D A D A
Destiny
E G
My label always loves to hear some
D
Pretty chords on these records
A A D A D A
Like these ones
E G D
My label loves to hear some of these
Pretty melodies
A A D A D E A
So I play 'em some
A E G
I love my label
D A
I love my label, yeah
A E D A
And my label's got high hopes in me
A E D A
Play the blues
A E G D (X2) A
[Piano solo]
A E G
I'm so proud of them up here
D A E G D
We're one big happy family
A E G
You could say that I'm the foreign relations (?)
D A D A D A
Of the parent company
E G
They always ask for lots of songs
D
Of no more than 2:50 long
A A D A D A
So I wrote 'em some
E G
They never talk behind my back
D
And they're always playing my new tracks
A A D A D E A
When I come along
A E G
I love my label
D A
I love my label, yeah
A E D A
And my label's got high hopes in me
[Repeat until song is over]
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contact me at [email protected] to let me know of any mistakes or other discrepencies.
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