Elvis Costello Fan Forum

(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (to Party!) - Beastie Boys

Huey Lewis was in Clover, but did not appear on or participate in the recording of MAIT. The News, as far as I know was pretty much an entirely different outfit than the rest of Clover. Sounds good to me.....didn't know how much of Clover went on to become News, but recall reading that EC's backing...

The backing band on MAIT is obviously not British, easy to discern from a single listening, even if we all didn't know by now that they were members of the So-Cal band, Clover! Indeed.....Clover, did they not go on to become Huey Lewis and the News :roll: ..... I love MAIT, love EC's Attractions, y...

Heart of the City - Nick Lowe / Rockpile (??? or some variation thereof ????)

Heart Attack and Vine - Tom Waits

thanks !!!

Oh, man .... gotsta think about this.... in no particular order (and "top 5" may change daily) - Frank's Wild Years - Small Change - Nighthawks At The Diner - Mule Variations - Heart Attack and Vine .....for now ... Hell, all TW's stuff is "top 5"...LOL....I love his "style,...

BlueChair wrote:Sail Away - Randy Newman

Just Go Away - Blondie

Terere' ...... or, a cold infusion of yerba mate ....MMM MMm mmm...better than java

Even after 4 years of "moving in," am still finding gems tucked in here and there....just "re-discovered' my Mighty Like A Rose disc......great shtuff :cool: (On the flipside, it took a broad-daylight break-in of my house for me to find it....LOL...bassturds uncovered it by emptying e...

Ride The Wild Wind - Queen



dunno why, but I enjoy these threads

oily slick wrote:Ride The Wild Surf--Jan and Dean


(starring shelley fabares and barbara eden 1966 or 7 mmmmmmmm)

Nothing From Nothing - Billy Preston

A Town Called Big Nothing (Really Big Nothing) - EC

bambooneedle wrote:One Mechanic Town - The Triffids

In The Light - L Zep

Love For Sale - T Heads

Big Big Love - Nick Lowe

wardo68 wrote:I nominate John Lennon as a great rhythm guitarist.

My vote goes to David Byrne (great, although quirky )

migdd wrote:Or Heroinoic?

LOL...

Top ten posters whose "names" end with ' e ' ? Good job, invisible Pole......I'd've never guessed....guess that makes me a rather LargeFoole ;) ....although I don't consider myself prolific, really....... ummm, I have to get a dictionary and refresh my memory as to what that really means....

BlueChair wrote:"Everytime We Say Goodbye" by John Coltrane, from the album My Favorite Things

Am listening to Ray Davies' Other People's Lives, specifically "Is There Life After Breakfast," at this very moment

I have a copy of Fool Around on cassette around here, somewhere......I remember it being pleasant enough, with a few songs that I really liked - like Lene Lovich's "guest appearance" on Cuckoo Clock (LL sure could scream :shock: ) Hmmmm, whatever became of Lene ??? Saw her many many many y...

Here is a top ten list, see if you can guess what it is a top ten list of. Rules 1. You may only post here if you agree that R.E.M. are well past their best. 2. No intelligent debate allowed 3. The winner gets to kickbox with El Vez 4. No posts allowed on the sacred Easter Sunday 6. There is no rul...

http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Middle_Images/HMV/8122764892.JPG Talking Heads – The Name of this Band is….. Love it !!!! Ranks up there with Nighthawks at the Diner by Mr Tom Waits, as far as live albums go ... (I especially like the old material, like when the crowd wants to hear 1-2-3 Redlight ... LOL...

EH - we're talking about Bruce Thomas, not Bruce Willis :lol: LOL !!! :lol: I did rather enjoy Bruce T's basswork on the old Attractions works, but, hey - stll cool to see EC having Pete and Steve around after all these freaking years ...... and it's a darned shame that '05 was THE first time EC ha...

Girls Girls Girls - EC (although, by being a "best of" compilation of sorts, probably shouldn't count, which brings us back to the dead Elvis's G G G