Dave Edmunds - Interview: Plugged In FLAC

Dave Edmunds Interview 1994 US

Tracklist

Profile
1	Interview, including "Chutes And Ladders", "One Step Back", "I Got The Will", "I Love Music", "Sabre Dance '94"	27:45
Answers Only
2	Was This Album Title Tongue-in-cheek?	0:54
3	What Have You Been Up To Since Your Last Album, "Closer To The Flame," In 1990?	1:07
4	Didn't You Play All The Instruments On Your First Solo Album Many Years Ago?	0:37
5	Is There Anyone Else Playing On "Plugged In"?	1:36
6	Why Did You Change Record Companies From Capitol To Pyramid?	1:13
7	Was There Any One Song That Was The Spark For "Plugged In"?	1:35
8	How Do You Approach The Making Of A New Album?	1:04
9	Tell Us About The Song, "Chutes And Ladders."	0:30
10	You've Always Used Interesting Vocal Treatments In Your Songs, Going All The Way Back To "I Hear You Knocking."	1:10
11	Tell Us About The Song, "I Love Music."	1:10
12	Who Were The Masters Who Made You Love Music?	1:03
13	Tell Us About "Beach Boy Blood (In My Veins).	0:41
14	Was It Difficult Doing All Those Harmonies For "Beach Boy Blood (In My Veins)?	0:29
15	Who Is Michael Lanning, The Writer Of "Beach Boy Blood"?	0:53
16	I Normally Wouldn't Associate Al Anderson With A Tender Song Like "A Better Word For Love."	0:59
17	You've Managed To Cover A Lot Of Diverse Musical Territory On "Plugged In."	0:32
18	Where Did You Find The Otis Redding Song, "I Got The Will"?	1:24
19	Tell Us About The Writers Of "One Step Back."	0:57
20	Did You Consciously Try For The ZZ Top Guitar Sound On "One Step Back"?	0:23
21	Who Wrote The Instrumental, "The Claw"?	1:41
22	How Would You Describe Your Guitar Playing?	0:30
23	What Was The Idea Of The Scream At The End Of "It Really Doesn't Matter"?	0:16
24	How Was John Peel Involved In The Original Version Of The Song, "Sabre Dance, And Why Did You Decide To Rerecord It For "Plugged In"?	1:38
25	Tell Us What Your Record Company In The 60s Asked You To Do After You Recorded "Sabre Dance."	2:14
26	Do You Ever Expect A Song To Be A Hit?	0:35
27	How Did You Get Signed To Led Zeppelin's Swan Song Label Back In The Seventies?	0:54
28	How Did You Meet Nick Lowe?	0:30
29	Where Did You Meet Drummer Terry Williams?	0:33
30	Why Did Albums That Were Done By Rockpile Come Out As Solo Albums By Your Or Nick Lowe?	0:31
31	How Did Rockpile Come Together?	1:14
32	What Was The 24 Hour Club?	0:31
33	Who Is The B. Murray Who Wrote "Trouble Boys"?	0:38
34	"Crawling From The Wreckage" Is A Graham Parker Song. How Come Rockpile Did It And He Never Released It?	0:26
35	Tell Us About The Song "Deborah" That You And Nick Wrote.	0:43
36	Tell Us The Story Of "Here Comes The Weekend."	0:51
37	Didn't The Song "Queen Of Hearts" Become A Source Of Aggravation For You In America?	1:07
38	How Did You End Up With The Bruce Springsteen Song, "From Small Things, Mama (Big Things One Day Come)?	0:44
39	After So Many Years Of Producing Yourself, Why Did You Choose Jeff Lynne To Produce Your "Information" Album?	0:57
40	I Guess You Don't View Yourself As A "Master Strategist"?	0:27
41	Tell Us Your Involvement In Starting The Travelling Wilburys.	2:50
42	From 1985 To 1990 Dave Edmunds Did Not Release And Album. Tell Us What You Were Doing In Those Years.	0:56
43	What Was It Like Producing The Everly Brothers? Were They Difficult To Work With?	0:20
44	How Did You Get Involved With The Movie "Stardust"?	1:03
45	Tell Us About Your First Experience With A Guitar.	0:24
Station Liners
46	Hi, I'm Dave Edmunds. I'm Her To Tell You About "Plugged In," My New Album.	0:09
47	Hi, I'm Dave Edmunds, And I Think It's Time That You Got Plugged In For A Change.	0:09
48	Hi, This Is Dave Edmunds, Waking You Up And Plugging You In. Good Morning!	0:03

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Pyramid Records Group, Inc.
Copyright (c) – Pyramid Records Group, Inc.
Distributed By – Rhino Records Inc.
Produced For – Neer Perfect Productions

Credits

Interviewee – Dave Edmunds
Interviewer – Dan Neer

Notes

A CD promoting his 1994 Plugged In album features Dave answering questions. 69 minutes in length.

This version contains 48 tracks compared to the 19 track version Interview: Plugged In which shares the same catalogue number.

Printed in U.S.A.