Luke Haines - The Rubettes (acoustic) video free download


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Duration: 03:43
Uploaded: 2007/01/09

Luke Haines of The Auteurs, plays a special acoustic version of "The Rubettes" as part of the promotion for the album "How I Learned to Love the Bootboys"

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11 years ago

ludiekmagick

Agreed, Banbury was brilliant. More bands need a cellist. Then again, more bands need Haines writing and singing.

11 years ago

ludiekmagick

It defines a persona that he created, not the man himself. He stated that the books were written as much as possible in character as '90s Luke', rather than as straightforward memoir. They're basically novels, sharing common threads with his songs. It's what Mark E Smith used to do: apparently random scribbles on sleeves would come clear years later. There's also an intentional similarity to Kill Your Friends, by John Niven.

12 years ago

sodacakeblues

how much better do these songs sound with the cello! btw, Haines is an odious pompous prick to merely refer to Banbury as 'cello player' in his last 2 books. Like his career, his abrasive attitude to others (however often justified) is actually to his own detriment in the long run. He would have more wider acceptance by now if his vendetta complex hadn't turned quite so spectacularly into a raging permanent cantankerousness of all others that defines him to a fault

14 years ago

atakd

Why does this talent go so unrewarded?

14 years ago

dirk elst

brilliant

14 years ago

cookey2007

I like this song

16 years ago

TheKnittingKitten

His expression after "Weren't the nineties great?" is priceless!

16 years ago

MarkBellinghaus

First I thought WTF--but then I started to love this one!!! The Rubettes reflect a lot of my childhood and I just re-discoved them, here on YouTube. Thanks Youtube. 5*****

16 years ago

jacquelien mik

Rubettesfans ????? You did a good job

17 years ago

echodek5

Thanks for the posts from a long time Luke Haines fan in the U.S.A.

17 years ago

lazarous69

excellent, can´t remember ever seeing this, presumably it´s recorded from a radio session, how did it end up in the public domain. Anymore Luke Haines rare audio or visual braodcast standard material out there.

17 years ago

susme101

gracias LUKE por tanta magia!

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