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(Renaissance Records) 22 tracks Dave Edmunds is a Welsh singer-songwriter, guitarist and record...more

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Dave Edmunds: Live At The Capitol Theater May 15, 1982 (CD)

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Dave Edmunds is a Welsh singer-songwriter, guitarist and record producer. Although he is mainly associated with pub rock and new wave and had many hits in the 1970s and early 1980s, his natural inclination has always been 1950s-style rock'n'roll and rockabilly. Following the break-up of Love Sculpture, Edmunds had a UK Christmas number one single in 1970 with "I Hear You Knocking", a Smiley Lewis cover. The association with Brinsley Schwarz led to a collaboration with Nick Lowe, which began with this album, and in 1976 they formed the group Rockpile with Billy Bremner and Terry Williams. Edmunds had other British hits during this time, including "Girls Talk" by Elvis Costello, "I Knew the Bride" by Nick Lowe, "Queen of Hearts" by Hank DeVito (later a bigger, international hit for American country-rock singer Juice Newton), "Crawling from the Wreckage" by Graham Parker and "Singing the Blues" by Melvin Endsley. This recording is from his 1982 tour, which was recorded in May at the Capitol Theater in New Jersey.
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Article properties:Dave Edmunds: Live At The Capitol Theater May 15, 1982 (CD)

Interpret: Dave Edmunds
Album titlle: Live At The Capitol Theater May 15, 1982 (CD)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label RENAISSANCE
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0630428084520
weight in Kg 0.1

Edmunds, Dave - Live At The Capitol Theater May 15, 1982 (CD) CD 1
01	Crawling from the Wreckage	Dave Edmunds
02	Dead Dad	Dave Edmunds
03	True Love	Dave Edmunds
04	Nobody	Dave Edmunds
05	from Small Things (Big Things One Day Come)	Dave Edmunds
06	Sweet Little Rock & Roller	Dave Edmunds
07	Girls Talk	Dave Edmunds
08	You Ain't Nothing But Fine	Dave Edmunds
09	Me and the Boys	Dave Edmunds
10	Queen of Hearts	Dave Edmunds
11	I Hear You Knocking	Dave Edmunds
12	It's My Own Business	Dave Edmunds
13	I Knew the Bride	Dave Edmunds
14	I Believe I'm in Love with You	Dave Edmunds
15	Ju Ju Man	Dave Edmunds
16	Down Down Down	Dave Edmunds
17	Stagger Lee	Dave Edmunds
18	Let It Rock	Dave Edmunds
19	Let's Talk About Us	Dave Edmunds
20	Sweet Little Lisa	Dave Edmunds
21	Slipping Away	Dave Edmunds
22	Information	Dave Edmunds

Dave Edmunds Als Sologitarrist der englischen Gruppe Love Sculpture wurde Dave Edmunds (geboren... more

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"Dave Edmunds"

Dave Edmunds
Als Sologitarrist der englischen Gruppe Love Sculpture wurde Dave Edmunds (geboren 15. 4.1944 in Cardiff) bekannt. Im Sommer 1969 hatte die Gruppe mit „Sabre Dance" einen Top-Hit.

So schnell sie berühmt geworden war, verschwand sie allerdings auch wieder. Dave Edmunds fand einen Job als Studiomusiker, baute sich ein eigenes Studio, produzierte und arbeitete als Toningenieur. 1971 hatte er mit der Neu-Aufnahme des Oldies „I hear you knocking" von Fats Domino einen weltweiten Millionenhit.

Nach 2jähriger Pause gelang ihm ein Comeback mit weiteren Oldies: „Baby I love you" und „Born to be with you" waren Hits in England. Da er allerdings nur selten auf-tritt, sondern meist allein in seinem Rock-field-Studio arbeitet, gilt er nur in Musiker-kreisen als Könner.
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DAVE EDMUNDS

Singer/songwriter/producer/multi-instrumentalist born in Cardiff, Wales in 1944. He formed Love Sculpture in 1967 and the rockabilly band Rockpile in 1976. He enjoyed a No.1 UK hit in 1971 with his version of 'I Hear You Knocking' and went on to produce Shakin' Stevens, Brinsley Schwarz, the Stray Cats and Dion amongst others. In the '70s, he always included at least one Berry song or soundalike on his albums. Pity he didn't record a Berry tribute album, since he obviously thinks of Berry as the Fatherof Rock'n'Roll.

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