Elvis Costello Fan Forum

Thanks for that E*C*RIDER.

Some interesting songs there - I'd love to hear a newly-arranged Either Side of the Same Town and Scarlet Tide.

Perhaps he's a secret wine and ale drinker. Ah right ah right ah right!

The second series started on the UK's Channel 5 last night. If things follow their logical sequence this episode should be on Thursday 26th January at 10.00pm.

Fair enough - since you answered

This was reported on Radio 2's news yesterday. Apparently he's the third (or three other) prisoner(s) to have escaped from this prison recently. No wonder the prison was "certainly embarrassed".

Thanks John.

It was reported on Channel 4's teletext on Wednesday that the UK release date is Monday 6th March.

14th May, 21st May, 28th May at the London Palladium? Just missing 7th and then Morrissey would have emulated our Elvis' feat to the dates back in 1989. Of which I went to all four.

I've never asked a Mexican about Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream" speech.

This Is The Modern World - The Jam

I wonder what songs they sung. Who'll be first to say Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport or Waltzing Matilda?

Or perhaps they put music to Russell's previously rejected Oscar acceptance speech.

Did you ask for water (and they gave you rose wine)?

Otis - hmm. If BWAP had done what you suggested he may have gotten some funny looks.

I thought you and your companion had gotten through 5 bottles of wine in an hour. That would have been impressive. And hangover inducing! And singing "Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner"! And declaring undying love for man and womankind

Why, why?

I wonder if Moon Unit Zappa is a fan!

Is the Japanese version much more expensive? It may be worth the investment. Which site did you buy it from?

I am not familiar with Allen Toussaint's work. Is Tears, Tears and More Tears the song that Elvis quotes in live versions of Pump It Up? Elvis sings a song of which the chorus (I think) goes Tears, tears and more tears Baby won't you please go home Tears, tears and more tears Darling you've been gon...

I've never understood how somebody could not be moved by Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream" speech.

And let's not forget the wonderful Shaving Ryan's Privates.

Who Shot Sam? wrote:

Jackson Monk wrote:Will be feeling the heat from the Arse now!

Indian take-out again, eh?

Is this one of those magic eye pictures?

WSS - you're little boy looks so much like you.

Otis - I've seen you after 5 pints. After 5 bottles (in one hour )you must have been in quite a state And what's with the girly little finger sticking out?

Direction Reaction Creation - The Jam.

Fantastic 5 CD box set. And with a 6CD player in the car the world is my lobster.

Ah - that would explain it!

I'd hate to see the male version!

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Chris was pretty good live when he supported Elvis (although how he messed up Cool for Cats after only over 25 years of singing it!). I think he'll be worth seeing.

MDM - who's John Prine?

SoLack - where are you seeing Glenn Tilbrook? I might go to Reading.