Melbourne Age, January 20, 1989: Difference between revisions
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<center><h3> | <center><h3> Elvis Costello's Fender Telecaster </h3></center> | ||
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While in Melbourne in 1985, some pillock stole Elvis | While in Melbourne in 1985, some pillock stole Elvis Costello's 54 Fender Telecaster. The theft caused him to play mostly acoustic guitar on his next album because he couldn't get used to another Telecaster. Costello has now revealed that, when he toured in 1987 with The Confederates, the guitar was returned by a guy who knew the guy who stole it. Geddit? "Rather than go to the police with it, he just brought it back to me. So I now have my guitar back," said the world’s greatest lyricist. | ||
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{{Tags}}[[:Category:1985 Australia-New Zealand Tour|1985 Australia-New Zealand Tour]] {{-}} [[Concert 1985-06-25 Melbourne|Melbourne]] {{-}} [[King Of America]] {{-}} [[:Category:1987 Australia Tour|1987 Australia Tour]] {{-}} [[The Confederates]] | |||
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'''The Age, January 20, 1989 | '''The Age, January 20, 1989 | ||
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