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5 Albums I Can’t Live Without: Luke Pritchard of the Kooks
Name Luke from the Kooks! Best known for Bringing skinny jeans back. Current city London. Really want to be in Tokyo with my family at the park with the cherry blossom. Excited about Our new album of course, Never/Know – [released on] May 9th! My current music collection has a lot of Jazz And a little bit of Reggae Preferred format Vinyl all the way. […]
Name Luke from the Kooks!
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Best known for Bringing skinny jeans back.
Current city London.
Really want to be in Tokyo with my family at the park with the cherry blossom.
Excited about Our new album of course, Never/Know – [released on] May 9th!
My current music collection has a lot of Jazz
And a little bit of Reggae
Preferred format Vinyl all the way. I have a beautiful vinyl set up and my sons and I dance to records every night before bed.
5 Albums I Can’t Live Without:
1
Tea for the Tillerman, Yusuf/ Cat Stevens
Beautiful songs that remind me of my late father.
2
Youth Novels, Lykke Li
Takes me back to touring days and playing it on headphone loud in the 2010’s—incredibly creative production.
3
Sketches of Spain, Miles Davis
I play this when I cook in the kitchen, just iconic isn’t it.
4
Some Girls, The Rolling Stones
Without trying to be clever, no explanation needed. It’s just magic.
5
Bringing It All Back Home, Bob Dylan
It’s the only album that used to get my son Julian to sleep. I would rock him to sleep every night to this, and I couldn’t do this list without something from Dylan on it.
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