Jeremy Gluck & Robert Coyne - Rainshowers - Cover of the classic by Michel Pagliaro

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From the album on Flicknife Records by Jeremy Gluck and Robert Coyne of The Barracudas.

A cover of the Michel Pagliaro classic from 1972 that was a hit in Canada. Pagliaro, a French Canadian pop star of the time, was big in both Canada and France.

Recorded in London, Swansea and Germany and produced by Werner Steinhauser at Musication, Nuremberg.

Video by Wendy Coyne / Footage: 'Silent Running'

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Buy the CD here: http://www.flickniferecords.co.uk/index.php/store/cds/361-memory-deluxe-i-knew-buffalo-bill-2

"...it's got a nugget of beauty right at its core, a kind of flawed beauty...nuggets of real, rough beauty at its core, I adored that." -Adam Walton, BBC Radio Wales

“Still tinged with country, yet miles from AM C&W, we’re touched from the start. The son of legendary Kevin Coyne, Robert has joined with Gluck at the hip to produce an lp of beauty, intelligence and grace. You’ll be playing it over and over, just to try to crack the code …” - Robert Brokenmouth, i-94bar.com

" Suicide meet The Stones. Exile from the street, this is the future.... The 21st Century waiting at the crossroads Blues; stark, simplistic and stripped down songs with a shining darkness that make(s) you feel warm inside." - Nuzz Prowling Wolf

"So was it worth the wait of 26 years for part two during which time almost everyone involved apart from Jeremy Gluck has died? YES." - Simon Phillips, whisperinandhollerin
 
"Esoteric,atmospheric…beautiful…and charged with simple instrumentation. A trip to inner space wrapping sweets and bitters together in a tissue weaving the memories and dreams of its creators."  - Orphan Drugs

"Gluck and Coyne have produced modern classic that those
 departed original members would be proud of." - Kris Needs, Shindig

"Terrific, sad stuff." - Classic Rock
"A very good successor." 4/5, - Ian Abrahams, Record Collector
“With a husky voice with an edge of growl, Gluck uses the years on his vocal chords to strike a mood effectively...bringing a poetic earnestness that remains accessible.”- Robert Francos, Ffanzeen