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Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint | Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint | ||
The River In Reverse | |||
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( 3/5 stars) | (3/5 stars) | ||
There is something inevitable about this collaboration between the Scouser seemingly set on recording in every musical genre and the venerable New Orleans producer. The result is a polished set with no huge surprises, but Costello’s regular band, the Imposters, team up impressively with Toussaint at the piano and the Crescent City Horns, and Costello is in fine voice. For Grumpy Old Man music, this is unexpectedly relaxed. | There is something inevitable about this collaboration between the Scouser seemingly set on recording in every musical genre and the venerable New Orleans producer. The result is a polished set with no huge surprises, but Costello’s regular band, the Imposters, team up impressively with Toussaint at the piano and the Crescent City Horns, and Costello is in fine voice. For Grumpy Old Man music, this is unexpectedly relaxed. | ||
STEVE JELBERT | STEVE JELBERT | ||
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Revision as of 06:16, 27 May 2013
Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint
The River In Reverse
(Verve Forecast)
(3/5 stars)
There is something inevitable about this collaboration between the Scouser seemingly set on recording in every musical genre and the venerable New Orleans producer. The result is a polished set with no huge surprises, but Costello’s regular band, the Imposters, team up impressively with Toussaint at the piano and the Crescent City Horns, and Costello is in fine voice. For Grumpy Old Man music, this is unexpectedly relaxed.
STEVE JELBERT
