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"Warren Zevon will be remembered, unfortunately, for "Werewolves of London," which is a catchy ditty, but a very slight entry in his prodigious catalog of witty and sometimes mordant pop songs, that only became increasingly so after he learned he had cancer. His last album is one of the most painful records to listen to, in the aftermath of what both the disease and its treatment were doing to ...
26. Aug. 2003 · ROCK · 2003. Preview. When announcing his terminal cancer in September 2002, Warren Zevon cheekily hoped that he'd live to see the next James Bond flick. That wasn't all he packed into his last days, though. He added one more stellar album to his catalog.
26. Aug. 2003 · Shadows are falling and I'm running out of breath. Keep me in your heart for a while. If I leave you, it doesn't mean I love you any less: Keep me in your heart for a while. [Verse 2] When you get ...
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24. Jan. 2015 · From: 'Warren Zevon' (1976) The opening song on Zevon’s self-titled LP is about the legendary outlaw brothers, but everything Zevon wrote about was tied to his surroundings. So you can also read ...
3. Nov. 2023 · As his career wound on, the travails in his personal life, most self-created, literally became his songs. Unwilling to kid himself or anyone else, he increasingly confronted his problems head on in songs like “Searching for a Heart” ( Mr. Bad Example ),” “My Shit’s Fucked Up” ( Life I’ll Kill Ya ), and finally, “Keep Me in Your ...
18. Jan. 2018 · 6. “Susie Lightning” (1991) With its psychedelic touches, this song from Mr. Bad Example really doesn’t sound like much else in the Zevon catalog. The song details the far-flung exploits of a globetrotting actress and the sad sap at home forever waiting for her return. You can sense the guy’s admiration for her, even as he concedes that ...
