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  • "Marie Provost" guitar tabs and lyrics
  • Marie Prevost
Nick Lowe
  • His Cowboy Outfit: Martin Belmont
  • Paul Carrack
  • Bobby Irwin
Studio albums
  • Jesus of Cool
  • Labour of Lust
  • Nick the Knife
  • The Abominable Showman
  • Nick Lowe and His Cowboy Outfit
  • The Rose of England
  • Pinker and Prouder Than Previous
  • Party of One
  • The Impossible Bird
  • Dig My Mood
  • The Convincer
  • At My Age
  • The Old Magic
EPs
  • Bowi
  • Nick Lowe & Dave Edmunds Sing The Everly Brothers
  • Live! On the Battlefield
Live albums
  • Untouched Takeaway
Singles
  • "So It Goes"
  • "Keep It Out of Sight"
  • "Halfway to Paradise"
  • "I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass"
  • "Little Hitler"
  • "American Squirm"
  • "Cracking Up"
  • "Cruel to Be Kind"
  • "Switch Board Susan"
  • "Stick It Where the Sun Don't Shine"
  • "Burning"
  • "My Heart Hurts"
  • "Ragin' Eyes"
  • "Cool Reaction"
  • "Wish You Were Here"
  • "Half a Boy & Half a Man"
  • "L.A.F.S."
  • "I Knew the Bride (When She Used to Rock 'n' Roll)"
  • "Lovers Jamboree"
  • "All Men Are Liars"
  • "You Got the Look I Like"
  • "True Love Travels on a Gravel Road"
  • "I Live on a Battlefield"
  • "You Inspire Me"
  • "Lately I've Let Things Slide"
  • "She's Got Soul"
Compilations
  • 16 All-Time Lowes
  • Nick's Knack
  • Basher: The Best of Nick Lowe
  • The Wilderness Years
  • Boxed
  • The Doings
  • Quiet Please... The New Best of Nick Lowe
  • The Brentford Trilogy
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  • Dave Edmunds
  • Rockpile
  • Little Village

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