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1. The pretenders angel of the morning movie#
2. The pretenders angel of the morning plus#
3. The pretenders angel of the morning professional#
4. The pretenders angel of the morning series#
5. The pretenders angel of the morning tv#

The Kinks - Winterland, San Francisco, CA, 2-19-1977.Lone Justice - Rattlesnake Mama - Various Songs (1.Lone Justice - Little Diva and Sugar Jones - Vario.The Pretenders - Spiritual High - Various Songs (1.Fleetwood Mac - Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ, 10-1.Robyn Hitchcock - Acoustic Covers, Volume 6: 2004.

The pretenders angel of the morning tv#

The one unreleased song, "Creep," comes from a TV show performance, so the sound quality is as good as the rest.Ġ9 Baby, It's You - Message to Michael (Chrissie Hynde)

The pretenders angel of the morning movie#

(To be honest, I'm not sure who wrote some of these if anyone knows, please let me know and I'll add that info in.)Īll but one of the songs were officially released, usually on movie soundtracks, various artists compilations, or bonus tracks. But there are more songs that are either originals or at least more obscure covers. There are a lot of such songs this time around too (such as songs 2 through 6, and 9).

The pretenders angel of the morning series#

The last album in this series was made up nearly entirely of covers of well known songs.

The pretenders angel of the morning plus#

But in fact, by this time, there really is no difference between "the Pretenders" and Hynde's solo work, since the Pretenders had become pretty much Hynde plus a bunch of back-up musicians. It helps that I'm including Chrissie Hynde "solo" songs. As with previous albums, there are a surprising number of such songs, and they're usually pretty good. “It’s a hard song.Here's the next in my series of stray tracks albums for the Pretenders. “The One With the Baby on the Bus” is best known for Chandler and Joey’s ridiculous adventure to find Ross’ son Ben, but the B plot here is significant in that it marks the first appearance of “Smelly Cat.” Hynde helped co-write the track, and during the episode’s credits she performs it on the orange couch, with Phoebe instructing her. But Hynde’s is the quintessential version for any Friends geek, especially when it appeared on the sitcom’s original soundtrack. “Angel of the Morning” has been recorded by several artists over the years - most famously by Juice Newton in 1981. Daily - known as the voice of Tommy Pickles on Rugrats - who plays Phoebe’s ex-singing partner. Just one season later, they’d repeat this with E.G.

The pretenders angel of the morning professional#

Back inside Central Perk, Hynde performs the cover on acoustic guitar to a packed house, but the mood is incredibly devastating, mainly because it’s odd to see a professional musician at Central Perk instead of Lisa Kudrow’s kooky character. In the poignant scene above, Rachel consoles Phoebe on the sidewalk (Giovanni Ribisi, who later plays Phoebe’s younger brother Frank Jr., also has a cameo). Rachel’s manager Terry instructs her to fire her friend, saying that Phoebe is “So bad she makes me want to push my finger through my eye, into my brain, and swirl it around.” Phoebe is defensive, mocking Stephanie for knowing guitar chords and protesting outside the coffee shop. Hynde plays Stephanie Schiffer, who is hired to replace Phoebe as Central Perk’s performer. Hynde has always excelled at covers, whether it’s the Ramones’ “ Something to Believe In” or Neil Young’s “ The Needle and the Damage Done.” She even appeared on Season Two of Friendsfor a cover of Chip Taylor’s “Angel of the Morning,” from the episode “The One With the Baby On the Bus.”įlashback: Tawny Kitaen Cartwheels to Video Immortality in Whitesnake's 'Here I Go Again'Ĭhrissie Hynde Announces Bob Dylan Covers Albumįlashback: Bob Seger Plays 'Still the Same' on Final Tour in 2019 Bob Dylan doesn’t turn 80 until May 24th, but several artists have already announced plans - from Patti Smith’s upcoming tribute concert to the Flaming Lips’ rendition of “ Lay Lady Lay.” On Monday, Chrissie Hynde revealed that a Dylan covers album is on the way, containing classics like “You’re a Big Girl Now” and “Sweetheart like You.” Recorded with her Pretenders bandmate James Walbourne, the album stems from Hynde’s “ Dylan Lockdown Series,” which began early on in the pandemic.