Elvis Costello tour kicked off in Atlanta last night (I was there)
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Elvis Costello tour kicked off in Atlanta last night (I was there)
Drove to Atlanta yesterday, with a lady who never really listened to Elvis. Got a room at the Marriott Marquis downtown on priceline for $65 a night. Thought that was a good deal until I went to buy tickets. Found a scalper who had front row seats (It was at Chastain park) so it was a front row table, 3 ft from the stage with a parking pass a 10 minute walk to the stage for $70 a ticket. This tour beats the spring tour, Emmylou Harris is featured on about 12 songs, including Indoor Fireworks, Heart Shaped Bruise, The Scarlet Tide, and Whats so Funny about Peace Love and Understanding. Her and Elvis also covered Wild Horses and Nazereth's Love Hurts and she sang Red Dirt Girl and Pancho and Lefty solo. It only featured 6 songs from The Delivery Man, Country Darkness, The Delivery Man, Monkey to Man, Heart Shaped Bruise, Needle Time, and The Scarlet Tide. No Bedlam or There's a Story in your Voice. Lots of Songs from his 1st few albums, including Waiting for the End of the World, Mystery Dance, Alison, Why Don't you Love me like you used to, Clubland, Pump it Up, I don't want to go to Chelsea, and Everyday I write the book. The show last almost 2 1/2 hours, nonstop. This is a great concert and if anyone gets the chance to go, go you will have a blast. The lady is now an Elvis fan.
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Originally Posted by funstan
Nazereth's Love Hurts
That's an old song written by Boudleaux Bryant, and Harris recorded a duet of it with Gram Parsons for the Grenious Angel album, which was released two years before the Nazareth cover (from Hair of the Dog.
I'll be seeing EC and the Imposters on the 30th.
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If I wasn't stuck at work last night I *might* have considered going. What a dream to see those two on stage together. Only problem was it was at Chastain... a place known for non-stop talking and clanking of glasses during a show. Funstan, were people actually paying attention?
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Originally Posted by wendersfan
That's an old song written by Boudleaux Bryant, and Harris recorded a duet of it with Gram Parsons for the Grenious Angel album, which was released two years before the Nazareth cover (from Hair of the Dog.
I'll be seeing EC and the Imposters on the 30th.
I'll be seeing EC and the Imposters on the 30th.
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Sounds good. I caught him a couple of times earlier this year and he is one of the few artists left who I consider "must-see" whenever he comes around. The young bands could learn a thing or 2 about how to put on a show from people like Elvis.
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Originally Posted by Brak55
To take that a step further, Roy Orbison recorded a version back in the mid-60's. May favorite version, though, is an uptempo one that Jim Capaldi recorded in the mid-70's.
To take it a step even further, the Everly Brothers had it on an album that came out in 1960.
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Here's the full setlist:
2005-07-17: Atlanta, GA, Chastain Park
Elvis Costello with Emmylou Harris & the Imposters
- Bud Lowry/Mark Morgenstein/Greg Myrberg
1. Temptation
2. Clown Strike
3. Everyday I Write The Book
4. Monkey To Man
5. Country Darkness
6. Needle Time
7. Waiting For The End Of The World - intro Larry Campbell on guitar and pedal steel
8. I Still Miss Someone - w. Emmylou Harris
9. Sleepless Nights - w. Emmylou Harris
10. One Of These Days - w. Emmylou Harris
11. Indoor Fireworks - w. Emmylou Harris
12. My Baby's Gone - w. Emmylou Harris
13. Red Dirt Girl - Emmylou Harris on vocal
14. Heart Shaped Bruise - w. Emmylou Harris
15. Luxury Liner - w. Emmylou Harris
16. Pump It Up/Ain't That A Lot Of Love
17. You Really Got A Hold On Me
18. (I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea
19. Clubland - w. I Feel Pretty
20. The Delivery Man/The Butcher's Boy
21. Alison/Suspicious Minds
22. Mystery Dance
23. Why Don't You Love Me (Like You Used To Do)?
Encore 1
24. Wheels - w. Emmylou Harris
25. Wild Horses - w. Emmylou Harris
26. Pancho And Lefty - w. Emmylou Harris
27. The Angel Of Death - Emmylou Harris on vocals
28. Gathering Flowers for the Master's Bouquet - w. Emmylou Harris and Davey Faragher
29. Love Hurts - w. Emmylou Harris
30. When I Paint My Masterpiece - w. Emmylou Harris
31. (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding? - w. Emmylou Harris
Encore 2
32. The Scarlet Tide - w. Emmylou Harris
2005-07-17: Atlanta, GA, Chastain Park
Elvis Costello with Emmylou Harris & the Imposters
- Bud Lowry/Mark Morgenstein/Greg Myrberg
1. Temptation
2. Clown Strike
3. Everyday I Write The Book
4. Monkey To Man
5. Country Darkness
6. Needle Time
7. Waiting For The End Of The World - intro Larry Campbell on guitar and pedal steel
8. I Still Miss Someone - w. Emmylou Harris
9. Sleepless Nights - w. Emmylou Harris
10. One Of These Days - w. Emmylou Harris
11. Indoor Fireworks - w. Emmylou Harris
12. My Baby's Gone - w. Emmylou Harris
13. Red Dirt Girl - Emmylou Harris on vocal
14. Heart Shaped Bruise - w. Emmylou Harris
15. Luxury Liner - w. Emmylou Harris
16. Pump It Up/Ain't That A Lot Of Love
17. You Really Got A Hold On Me
18. (I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea
19. Clubland - w. I Feel Pretty
20. The Delivery Man/The Butcher's Boy
21. Alison/Suspicious Minds
22. Mystery Dance
23. Why Don't You Love Me (Like You Used To Do)?
Encore 1
24. Wheels - w. Emmylou Harris
25. Wild Horses - w. Emmylou Harris
26. Pancho And Lefty - w. Emmylou Harris
27. The Angel Of Death - Emmylou Harris on vocals
28. Gathering Flowers for the Master's Bouquet - w. Emmylou Harris and Davey Faragher
29. Love Hurts - w. Emmylou Harris
30. When I Paint My Masterpiece - w. Emmylou Harris
31. (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding? - w. Emmylou Harris
Encore 2
32. The Scarlet Tide - w. Emmylou Harris
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Originally Posted by atlantamoi
If I wasn't stuck at work last night I *might* have considered going. What a dream to see those two on stage together. Only problem was it was at Chastain... a place known for non-stop talking and clanking of glasses during a show. Funstan, were people actually paying attention?
Thanks for the setlist.
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Thank you for the setlist, Gathering Flowers for the Masters Bouquet was a great song, purchased from itunes as soon as I saw the setlist posted.
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Originally Posted by funstan
I do not know, I was on the front row paying attention. About Love Hurts, I was 7 when I caught my sister getting felt up in a Buick in the driveway, Nazereth's Love Hurts was playing, that is how I remember the song. An experience that traumatic you remember every detail.
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Originally Posted by funstan
I do not know, I was on the front row paying attention. About Love Hurts, I was 7 when I caught my sister getting felt up in a Buick in the driveway, Nazereth's Love Hurts was playing, that is how I remember the song. An experience that traumatic you remember every detail.
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I caught Elvis and Emmylou perfroming Love Hurts on Letterman and thought it was great. I was surprised to see them together and didn't know that she was touring with him. That would be a show I'd like to catch.
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Nazereth's Love Hurts
Lots of Songs from his 1st few albums, including Waiting for the End of the World, Mystery Dance, Alison, Why Don't you Love me like you used to, Clubland, Pump it Up, I don't want to go to Chelsea, and Everyday I write the book. The show last almost 2 1/2 hours, nonstop. This is a great concert and if anyone gets the chance to go, go you will have a blast. The lady is now an Elvis fan.
I saw Elvis about 8 years ago when he was in the depths of his Burt Bachrach phase and he just needed to cut loose a rock more. It's good to hear he's doing just that.
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I saw Elvis about 8 years ago when he was in the depths of his Burt Bachrach phase and he just needed to cut loose a rock more. It's good to hear he's doing just that.