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*[[Providence Journal, August 19, 1983|1983 August 19]] | |||
*[[Providence Journal, August 22, 1983|1983 August 22]] | |||
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Providence Journal (RI) - August 19, 1983 | |||
Elvis on Elvis Costello's not angry, he's just appalled | |||
WHEN ELVIS COSTELLO came out of England in 1977, and for several years thereafter, he'd storm onto stages with a frown on his face. He wouldn't sing so much as he'd unleash diatribes against the hyprocrisy he seemed to find everywhere, from the political arena to the workplace to the bedroom. And then, after 45 minutes, he'd storm off.In a world that had seen rock 'n' roll grow woefully flatulent, his was still the real rebellious thing.As his career continued, though his music... | |||
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Providence Journal (RI) - August 22, 1983 | |||
Elvis Costello ought to mute those horns | |||
Elvis Costello brought a four-piece horn section to the Civic Center Friday night along with his regular three-piece band, the Attractions.He shouldn't have. He needn't have.The problem with the horn players, who accompany Costello on his latest album, Punch the Clock, was twofold.One, they simply weren't very good; the sound they provided was nowhere near as punchy as it should have been. As one critic already has noted, these guys are a lot closer to Chicago (not the... | |||
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