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But the real highlights were the haunting [[Shipbuilding]] and [[Alison]], which is arguably one of the rawest, most uncompromising love songs of the late 20th century . | But the real highlights were the haunting [[Shipbuilding]] and [[Alison]], which is arguably one of the rawest, most uncompromising love songs of the late 20th century . | ||
When he dragged to the stage ex-Pele front man Ian Prowse for a duet of [[Ferry 'Cross The Mersey]], you could have been forgiven for thinking Costello wrote it, given his inimitable voice and style. | When he dragged to the stage ex-Pele front man [[Ian Prowse]] for a duet of [[Ferry 'Cross The Mersey]], you could have been forgiven for thinking Costello wrote it, given his inimitable voice and style. | ||
This was a novel concept (with the amusement of Top Of The Pops-style dancing from the audience members dragged up) but, while it added some extra laughs to the proceedings, the music proved that it's the songs that really do all the talking. | This was a novel concept (with the amusement of Top Of The Pops-style dancing from the audience members dragged up) but, while it added some extra laughs to the proceedings, the music proved that it's the songs that really do all the talking. |
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