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The duo of Costello & Nieve commenced an 10-city tour of Italy in early February. The pair will also play at the Vossa Jazz Festival in Norway on April 5th and there has also been talk of a US tour later in the year. | |||
Beyond Belief received an early report on the Genoa show and will provide more extensive coverage of the tour in | ''Beyond Belief'' received an early report on the Genoa show and will provide more extensive coverage of the tour in ''BB'' 16. Highlights gleaned from the Genoa show include the debut of the third known Costello/Nieve composition titled "Unfailing Welcome to the Voice"; this song, adapted from Nieve's ''Parasite'' opera, deals with a drunk man in a theatre who sees the ghosts of his life passing in front of his eyes. After a solo "So Like Candy," Costello performed "Gigi," "Alison" and "The Invisible Man" to the light of a single lamp. The show also closed with a stunning unamplified "Couldn't Call It Unexpected No. 4." | ||
titled "Unfailing Welcome to the Voice | |||
Here's the complete [[Concert 1998-02-05 Genoa|Genoa]] | Here's the complete [[Concert 1998-02-05 Genoa|Genoa]] setlist; | ||
Shot With His Own Gun / Temptation / Talking In the Dark-Poor Fractured Atlas (medley) / Still Too Soon to Know / Kid About It / The Long Honeymoon / Unfailing Welcome to the Voice /So Like Candy / Gigi / Alison / The Invisible Man / God Give Me Strength / I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself / Man Out of Time / Veronica / Deep Dark Truthful Mirror | |||
Other songs played elsewhere on the tour included Clown Strike, Sulky Girl, From a Whisper to a Scream, You Little Fool, Little Palaces, I Want You, Shipbuilding, O' Mistress Mine, | |||
Encore: Almost Blue /My Funny Valentine / God's Comic / The Birds Will Still Be Singing | |||
Second Encore: All This Useless Beauty / Accidents Will Happen / Couldn't Call It Unexpected No. 4. | |||
Other songs played elsewhere on the tour included "Clown Strike," "Sulky Girl," "From a Whisper to a Scream," "You Little Fool," "Little Palaces," "I Want You," "Shipbuilding," "O' Mistress Mine," "Detectives," "Shallow Grave," "Mouth Almighty," "I'll Wear It Proudly," "Telescope," "Why Can't A Man Stand Alone?" and the first ever performance of "Miss Mary," written with Italian performer Zucchero. | |||
Elvis Costello & Steve Nieve <br> | |||
February Italian Tour <br> | February Italian Tour <br> | ||
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Lip Service - From/To The Editor <br> | |||
New Soundtrack Songs <br> | New Soundtrack Songs <br> | ||
It Was 20 Years Ago Today<br> | |||
Elvis Costello A to Z<br> | |||
On The Beat - The Latest EC News<br> | |||
Add To Your Collection<br> | |||
Costello on British TV (1977-1981)<br> | |||
Glitter Gulch / Back Issues<br> | |||
Framed & Hung Up / Readers Choice<br> | |||
Black & White World <br> | |||
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