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Sunday
Nov072010

Nick Lowe sparkles in Tiny Desk Concert

You've probably heard Nick Lowe before. He's the sarcastic guy who wrote "(What's So Funny About) Peace, Love and Understanding" and "Cruel to Be Kind." But that's probably about all you know about him. Despite being a tremendous talent and genuinely nice guy (I've been blessed to meet him twice), he sadly remains a niche artists. 

In the 30 or so years since his big hits, Lowe has quietly evolved from legendary power-pop performer/producer to soft-rock troubadour. This recent NPR Tiny Desk Concert captures him in fine form, particularly on the new "House for Sale," in which Lowe combines some sharp wit with some nice vocal touches.

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