Concert 1987-04-17 Irvine: Difference between revisions

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*'''markbrow''':  ''I was at the '87 show (UC Irvine's Bren Events Center) and somehow this tape came out sounding a heck of a lot better than the sound did that night. This may be my favorite Nick show ever. Gorgeous versions of "From Now On" and "Raining, Raining." Elvis Costello had a bad cold, was hoarse and played barely an hour. He had Nick join him for their first-ever duet on Peace Love & Understanding to help him get through the set. Unfortunately, Nick's microphone wasn't turned on, so the crowd didn't hear him take the second verse and couldn't hear his harmonies on the chorus.
*'''markbrow''':  ''I was at the '87 show (UC Irvine's Bren Events Center) and somehow this tape came out sounding a heck of a lot better than the sound did that night. This may be my favorite Nick show ever. Gorgeous versions of "From Now On" and "Raining, Raining." Elvis Costello had a bad cold, was hoarse and played barely an hour. He had Nick join him for their first-ever duet on Peace Love & Understanding to help him get through the set. Unfortunately, Nick's microphone wasn't turned on, so the crowd didn't hear him take the second verse and couldn't hear his harmonies on the chorus.


*'''chrisingalls''': ''This was my first Elvis concert. I remember Benmont Tench (Tom Petty's keyboard player) joined Elvis for one song on piano, and although I don't remember what song they did, I'm almost positive it was a cover. I'm also fairly certain Nick performed "You Make Me" (not present on this page's setlist). Not Elvis' best, but it was a fun show.''
*'''chrisingalls''': ''This was my first Elvis concert. I remember [[Benmont Tench]] (Tom Petty's keyboard player) joined Elvis for one song on piano, and although I don't remember what song they did, I'm almost positive it was a cover. I'm also fairly certain Nick performed "You Make Me" (not present on this page's setlist). Not Elvis' best, but it was a fun show.''


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Revision as of 13:26, 3 September 2010

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Venue

Musicians

Setlist

A complete setlist has not yet surfaced. Songs performed include:
01. Uncomplicated
02. Inch By Inch
03. (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding? - with Nick Lowe
04. Pump It Up - including Too Much Monkey Business and others
05. Green Shirt


  • Start time:
  • End time:

Submitted: markbrow

Opening act

  • Nick Lowe
    Without Love    From Now On    Cruel To Be Kind    When I Write the Book    Raining Raining    Heart    The Rose Of England    Too Many Teardrops    Big, Big Love    So It Goes    I Knew The Bride (When She Used To Rock & Roll)

Reviews

  • markbrow: I was at the '87 show (UC Irvine's Bren Events Center) and somehow this tape came out sounding a heck of a lot better than the sound did that night. This may be my favorite Nick show ever. Gorgeous versions of "From Now On" and "Raining, Raining." Elvis Costello had a bad cold, was hoarse and played barely an hour. He had Nick join him for their first-ever duet on Peace Love & Understanding to help him get through the set. Unfortunately, Nick's microphone wasn't turned on, so the crowd didn't hear him take the second verse and couldn't hear his harmonies on the chorus.
  • chrisingalls: This was my first Elvis concert. I remember Benmont Tench (Tom Petty's keyboard player) joined Elvis for one song on piano, and although I don't remember what song they did, I'm almost positive it was a cover. I'm also fairly certain Nick performed "You Make Me" (not present on this page's setlist). Not Elvis' best, but it was a fun show.

Photos

Memorabilia Tickets, stage setlist, posters, programs, etc.

Recordings

Official releases:

  • None

Audience recordings:

  • An audience recording exists.
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