Concert 1987-12-04 Brisbane

Venue Brisbane, QLD, Australia, Festival Hall  Musicians Elvis Costello The Confederates James Burton - lead guitar Jerry Scheff - bass Jim Keltner - drums Austin de Lone - keyboards Nick Lowe - rhythm guitar, vocals Setlist 01. (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes - EC solo 02. Oliver's Army - including Be My Baby - EC solo 03. That's How You Got Killed Before 04. Honey, Are You Straight Or Are You Blind? 05. The Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line 06. Pouring Water On A Drowning Man 07. Brilliant Mistake - including Jambalaya 08. Let Him Dangle 09. Mystery Dance - including Feelings 10. Poisoned Rose 11. The Big Light 12. Uncomplicated 13. Watching The Detectives - EC solo 14. Pads, Paws And Claws - EC solo 15. New Amsterdam / You've Got To Hide Your Love Away - EC solo 16. God's Comic - EC solo 17. Radio Sweetheart / Jackie Wilson Said - EC solo 18. Alison - EC solo - including Must You Throw Dirt In My Face 19. Pump It Up - EC solo with beatbox - including Sign 'O' The Times, Subterranean Homesick Blues and Revolution 20. Leave My Kitten Alone 21: Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down 22. (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding? - EC & Nick Lowe 23. He'll Have To Go 24. Glitter Gulch 25. That Day Is Done 26. Your Mind Is On Vacation 27. Lovable 28. Sleep Of The Just Start time: End time: Opening act

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External links

• Wikipedia: Brisbane Festival Hall