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Elvis Costello - Welcome to the working week
From the album My aim is true.
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8 months ago
Elvis Costello on Later with Jools Holland, 1994
Elvis and the Attractions perform Rocking Horse Road and Kinder Murder from the album Brutal Youth
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Kinder Murder is the best song from a brilliant album (but there isn't a single bad track). For me, Brutal Youth was This Year's Model for the nineties.
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8 months ago
Elvis Costello - "She"
1999, promoting... The Notting Hill soundtrack?!?!
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@deadagain33 I think we are talking about two different songs. Charles Aznavour does the definitive version of the original "Tous Les Visages de L'amour". And, in my opinion, ditto Elvis for the English-language "She". However, I am not asking Charles to sing in English, or Elvis to sing in Frenc...
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8 months ago
Elvis Costello - 13 Steps Lead Down (live TV 1994)
Elvis Costello and the Attractions perform '13 Steps Lead Down' on the Late Show with David Letterman - March 1994.
They briefly play part of 'Ra...
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After the first minute, Elvis seems to completely forget that this is a TV appearance and goes for the full-on rock'n'roll experience ... brilliant!
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1 year ago
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8 months ago
Fiona Apple, Elvis Costello - "I Want You"
Fiona Apple covers "I Want You" with Elvis Costello
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To cover a Costello song ... and 'own' it, takes balls. Fiona has a big pair ...
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4 years ago
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8 months ago
Veronica Elvis Costello
Lyrics: Veronica
Is it all in that pretty little head of yours?
What goes on in that place in the dark?
Well I used to know a girl and I could hav...
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A remarkably poignant song, with an Abba-esque melody. It is testament to the heavy-hitting nature of the album (Spike) that a song about Alzheimer's was regarded as (relative) light relief and was released as a single in the UK.
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8 months ago
Elvis Costello: What's So Funny Bout Peace Love & Understanding, 2003
Elvis Costello sings What's So Funny 'Bout Peace Love & Understanding on Live By Request in 2003
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8 months ago
Elvis Costello & Lou Reed: Perfect Day
Elvis Costello & Lou Reed sing "Perfect Day" on Spectacle, 12/10/08
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8 months ago
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I think Elvis is slightly disappointed with Lou's (lack of) effort.
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8 months ago
Elvis Costello - No Dancing
This is kind of a hard Elvis song to find on video. It's a bit old school but great sound quality. Elvis is still the greatest song writer of all t...
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2:42 ... Costello at his youthful best ... contorted expression and piercing eyes ... revenge and gulit indeed. This is a gem of a song which, whilst live, is performed with all the precision of a studio recording. It takes true talent to blur that divide.
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4 years ago
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8 months ago
George Jones - Good Year For the Roses
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I honestly prefer Costello's version ... don't hate me!
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8 months ago
Natalie Merchant - Verdi Cries
On Late Night with Jonathan Ross early 1990's
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This is arguably the best song from her/their best album. I loved it at the time and that hasn't changed ...
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4 years ago
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8 months ago
Elvis Costello: Femme Fatale
Elvis Costello sings Lou Reed's "Femme Fatale" on Spectacle, 12/10/08
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Well, I think this is a great cover. The sulfur-to-sugarcane style suits the older Elvis. Musically, it feels like a US (rather than an Irish) take on some of the old Spike numbers. Lou may(?) have done this better in his heyday, but Elvis does Lou better than Lou can do himself today. Kids, just...
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9 months ago
Elvis Costello &The Attractions- "Opportunity"
[audio] "Opportunity" by Elvis Costello and The Attractions. track 02 on the catchy moody fabulous 'Get Happy' album. 1980.
re-release version on ...
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@Preliminimal - Actually, it's ... "The chairman of this boardroom is a compliment collector, I'd like to be his funeral director". It is always hard to be definitive about what EC is saying. His lyrics work on many levels. I have misunderstood some of his songs for decades and I consider myself ...
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1 year ago
Patti Smith's "Because the Night"
Patti Smith's "Because the Night", later covered by 10K Maniacs.... Bruce Springsteen, let's face it, her version of their song is better..
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1 year ago
Patti Smith Group - Because the night 1978
Take me now baby here as I am
Hold me close, try and understand
Desire is hunger is the fire I breathe
Love is a banquet on which we feed
Come on ...
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1 year ago
Accidents Will Happen - Elvis Costello, Steve Nieve
Elvis & Steve do the "arranged" version of "Accidents Will Happen" 1998
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2 years ago
This house is empty now
Burt Bacharach & Elvis Costello
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2 years ago
Painted From Memory—Quickie Video
Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach's "Painted From Memory" is simply .one of the most heart-breaking songs about lost love you will ever hear. The com...
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2 years ago
elvis costello - tiny steps
elvis costello - tiny steps
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2 years ago
Elvis Costello - That Day's Is Done
Concert For Linda 1999 Flours In The Dirt
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3 years ago
Elvis Costello: Tramp the Dirt Down.
Interview and solo performance, British tv, 1989.
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First track, first side, first album ... first class! Did it really get any better than this?