You can send me feedback at (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at Go to to check out all their great shows. Love That Album is proudly part of the Pantheon Podcast network. You can find much Antony related shenanigans (blog posts, albums, podcasts) at ĭownload this and any other episode of LTA from wherever you prefer getting your podcasts. A really exciting development is that going forward, Glass Onion: On John Lennon will be part of the Pantheon Network. My gratitude to Antony for bringing his time and thoughts to the show. These performances are wonderful and a great part of the show. We hear from Antony's friends, Kester Jones and Melanie Lawrence who pre-recorded their take on a beloved Nick Drake tune, and Antony himself armed with his guitar tackles another tune. In addition, there are two real treats for you this time around. However, we speak in detail about all three of his albums as well as events in his life, his string arranger Robert Kirby, similar musicians, and speaking in a posh accent. The focus of the show is Drake's debut album, Five Leaves Left. I am sure that he relished the opportunity to talk about a musician with no Beatles connection whatsoever for a change. On every show he tackles Lennon related subjects (with occasional forays into The Beatles) to work out what made Lennon tick. It is the third of these shows that got my attention. Antony is the host of three excellent podcasts: Life & Life Only, Film Gold, and Glass Onion: On John Lennon.
I am joined by fellow Nick-Head, Antony Rotunno. However, it would also be fair to say that Drake knew his way around a song – both as composer and musician. He only performed live a few times in his short life, and from all documented accounts, those performances were memorable for the wrong reasons – not acknowledging his audiences, looking down, walking off stage mid song.the same can be said for his interactions with people off the stage. To say that Nick Drake suffered from shyness could be the greatest understatement you could make about him. Welcome to episode 152 of Love That Album Podcast. We're not focusing on any of them this time around. Think of any number of singers of the 20th century to take to a stage: Elvis Presley, Aretha Franklin, Bon Scott, Nina Simone.”shyness” would not be any sort of adjective you'd use to describe these people.
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