Carry On Up The Morning (Glory)

NME has an interesting, if purely speculative, post about the connection between Pete and Oasis:
There’s been a lot of talk about the influences behind Babyshambles’ new album ‘Shotter’s Nation’. Does ‘Delivery’ rip off The Kinks (maybe a little). Was it really Graham Coxon’s guitar playing that encouraged Pete Doherty to recruit producer Stephen Street (it was).[Read the whole post]
However one massive influence seems to have been missing in discussion of the album, and Pete’s career so far – Oasis.
The stadium-filling Mancs might seem to jar with the surprise gigs at The Boogaloo Bar favoured by Babyshambles and The Libertines, but from the bigger sound of their new album, to the anthemic qualities of songs like ‘Albion’, ‘Don’t Look Back Into The Sun’ and ‘Time For Heroes’, the hand of Gallagher has never been to far away...
Young Pete waiting to buy the Oasis album:
Listen to "Baddies Boogie" (Radio Rip):
[Download the MP3 Here]
[Band Website]
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Labels: babyshambles, libertines, mp3, NME, pete doherty



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