Nick Lowe

English singer-songwriter, musician and producer associated with the 1970s pub rock scene and influential in power pop; member of Brinsley Schwarz and author of albums such as Jesus of Cool and Pure Pop for Now People.

Born 24 March 1949 in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, England. Central figure in 1970s pub rock and power pop. Notable albums include Jesus of Cool (released in the U.K.; U.S. release retitled Pure Pop for Now People) and Labour of Lust; known for the single "Cruel to Be Kind".

DeBaser hosts a close-read, admiring review of Nick Lowe's Jesus of Cool that praises his songwriting, pop instincts and timeless production. The review highlights songs such as Marie Provost and I Love The Sound Of Breaking Glass. Overall the coverage celebrates Lowe's blend of pub rock, power pop and melodic craft.

For:Fans of pub rock, power pop, classic singer-songwriters and melodic rock with pop sensibilities.