Showing posts with label jenny lewis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jenny lewis. Show all posts

Monday, November 22, 2021

Words to Live By

“My forties are kicking my ass/And handing them to me in a margarita glass.” In a smooth opening line that makes Christopher Cross look like an amateur sailor, Jenny Lewis kicks off “Puppy and a Truck” with a realistic view of her life, complete with unconditional love from her dog and a pedal steel guitar. Welcome to Lewis’ yacht-rock era. Pour a drink and stay a while.

That's the opening graf of Rolling Stone's review of Jenny Lewis' new single, "Puppy and a Truck". I saw her play this live as she opened for Harry Styles a few months ago. It's a different sound for her, but the lyrics are terrific, and it's Jenny Freaking Lewis, people. Get your Thanksgiving week started with some easy-listenin', alt-rock-style.

Tuesday, February 26, 2019

Jenny, I Got Your Number

Been a while since we last celebrated Jenny Lewis in these pages, but it's also been a while since she released a solo record. Nearly five years, to be semi-precise. She's back, though, with all the stuff that makes her her, and makes me dig on it. Here's a sultry, restrained live version of 'Red Bull & Hennessy':