Legendary singer Nat “King” Cole was at the prime of his career ... featuring her renditions of his most popular songs, including “Smile,” “Route 66,” and the song that put Natalie ...

Like the relationships they limn, Stars' songs don't take a straight line ... compositions of Prefab Sprout and opening act Lloyd Cole. Like the relationships they limn, Stars’ songs don ...

The most famous song from the musical Cats is the bittersweet ... Grizabella was Paige’s second lead character in a Andrew Lloyd Webber production — she played Eva Perón in Webber’s Evita ...

Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber has written some of the most commercially successful musicals of the last quarter of the 20th century. Among his most popular shows ... musical theater songs as “Memory ...

“It’s perfect for the song,” Cole said in a statement. “What could be worse than burning a grand piano and filming it?” Cole’s former bandmates from Lloyd Cole and the Commotions ...

As a teenager, Lloyd Cole spent more time in libraries than ... and was already light years ahead of the synthetic pop then ...

He offered handwritten lyrics to songs dating back to his ‘80s band Lloyd Cole & the Commotions, and joined the crowd-funding site Patreon, where he offered guitar lessons, posted pages from his ...

Lloyd Cole was famous with a small f – a regular on Top of the Pops and on the covers of NME, Record Mirror and Melody Maker. He can recall the precise moment he realised all that was a thing of ...

Lloyd Cole, I suspect ... to distraction/ Not even by Scarlett Johansson". It's a typical Cole line in a typical Cole song: wry and perceptive, melodic but not flamboyant, equal parts Leonard ...

Picture: Tricia Watkinson “There’s still money in music but it has always been a badly run industry,” says 1980s pop icon Lloyd Cole. “It started with CDs, the nastiest, most horrible things.

Lloyd Cole has been making meticulously literate music for two decades, balanced in recent years by a warmth that seldom seeped into his work with his first band, the Commotions.