Elvis Costello & the Attractions, Boston & Detroit 1978 - Reupload
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- 03/04/2024 - Re-upload to improve the crap sound of the original upload. Sorry about that!
Pro shot in Boston and Detroit 1978 and some backstage chatter. Also see Geraldo Rivera, Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, EC and the Attractions in a American supermarket buying beer, avocados and olives. I believe this was shot for a possible segment on "20/20," but it never aired.
Elvis was king with his first 5 albums and cemented himself as a prolific songwriter with a slant for the human experience giid, bad, and ugly. No one does angry and spit spiteful like EC. He grew as an artist and this still came through from time to time. He still gives a wonderful concert without a lot of chitter chatter but enough to let the audience know how he feels that particular night. Music Artists that grow stay valid where ever they are. Elvis Costello fan since 1977 and following.
The scene in the supermarket is SUR REAL !
It was supposed to be part of an episode of 20/20 I guess either about Elvis Costello or about Punk Rock but it never aired.
thanks for fixing the audio
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Thank you for uploading. It's weird how there are different cuts of this. Mine has a complete 'Detectives' Did you cut this down?
I did not. This was how I grabbed it.
Is he wearing a hairpiece here?
Watching those two not straight up hating each other yet, very sad.
The supermarket in America is priceless. Geraldo is a groupie
out of sight . YASSA .
Not? (Angry anymore?)
as a teen elvis was king, his frist 5 albums were groundbreaking after he went county he lost his way. the clash will always be my favorite band for their left wing pro revolution political stance, but in terms of music, early elvis and the attractions are the greatest. Elvis also produced a great album, the specials first album, from 77-81 Elvis was king!
When I saw him on SNL I was hooked...his Columbia albums are all great ,(I like the country album) after that it's very hit and miss
i gave up on Elvis after "Punch the Clock" myself; both "Trust" and "Imperial Bedroom" were strong albums with far more musicality than the early albums. After his divorce, his songwriting declined significantly because he couldn't mine his adulterous, horndog personal life for song ideas.
even back then geraldo was a self centered smug pos