Vinyl Album - Nick Lowe - Jesus Of Cool - Radar

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Nick Lowe
Title:	Jesus Of Cool
Label:	Radar
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	RAD 1
Date:	Mar 1978
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	33 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Nick Lowe	Music For Money	Lowe	8.0 Rate
A2	Nick Lowe	I Love The Sound Of Breaking Glass	Lowe, Bodnar, Goulding	10.0 Rate
A3	Nick Lowe	Little Hitler	Lowe, Edmunds	10.0 Rate
A4	Nick Lowe	Shake And Pop	Lowe	9.0 Rate
A5	Nick Lowe	Tonight	Lowe	10.0 Rate
B1	Nick Lowe	So It Goes	Lowe	10.0 Rate
B2	Nick Lowe	No Reason	Lowe	9.0 Rate
B3	Nick Lowe	36 Inches High	Ford	8.0 Rate
B4	Nick Lowe	Mary Provost	Lowe	9.0 Rate
B5	Nick Lowe	Nutted By Reality	Lowe	9.0 Rate
B6	Nick Lowe	Heart Of The City (Live)	Lowe	9.0 Rate

Notes

Inner sleeve.

See also Pure Pop For Now People.

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Comments and Reviews


chrisb 19th May 2017		Graham7: added mine there too.



Graham7 18th May 2017		I've added my 2 of these postcards to Memorabilia World -> "On the third day Repent for He doth record" and "On the fourth day Lowe, He came forth"



chrisb 18th May 2017		Added scan of promotional postcard. Note postmark 24 Feb '78, prior to the album release. "On the sixth day he recordeth for your sins."



TheDroid 16th Nov 2016		Added front cover with Nick Lowe's autograph adorning it which we got in late '78 or early '79 at a Licorice Pizza appearance. The U.K. version includes the song "Shake And Pop" which is not on its' American counterpart. The U.S. version adds "Roller Show" and "They Called It Rock" which are not on the U.K. issue. I always thought it odd that the titles varied between countries as "Pure Pop For Now People" is spelled out on the pictures on both covers. Interesting that only three of the front cover pictures are the same between the two.



YankeeDisc SUBS 10th Nov 2016		Different playing order for some cuts, to the US issue, which I obtained new, so which issue came first, I wonder....



janiejjones 7th Jan 2016		Pressed by CBS Aston Clinton Deadwax: 1: (etched) RAD-1-A-2 (stamped) 5 (etched) SURE YOU CAN (stamped) /\ 2: (etched) RAD-1-B-1 (stamped) 5 (etched) JESUS OF COOL. CAN YOU SAY THAT? COOL? (stamped) /\ Looks like Porky's trademark writing (dots at the end of messages), but not signed this time



janiejjones 26th Nov 2013		Cladhurst Ltd. in association with WEA Records Ltd. Printed by Robor Limited