Pottstown Mercury, December 17, 1977

From The Elvis Costello Wiki
Revision as of 22:00, 22 January 2016 by Zmuda (talk | contribs) (start page)
(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)
Jump to navigationJump to search
... Bibliography ...
727677787980818283
848586878889909192
939495969798990001
020304050607080910
111213141516171819
202122232425 26 27 28


Pottstown Mercury

Pennsylvania publications

Newspapers

University publications

Magazines and alt. weeklies


-

The new prince of rock


Mike Sangiacomo

To say The Hot Club was crowded last week would be a gross understatement.

The people were literally pressed against each other waiting for the arrival of Elvis.

When he did strut onto the tiny stage, he broke into music which didn’t stop for more than 20 seconds through the entire hour-plus show.

When he was through there was no doubt that Elvis was alive and well.

Of course the Elvis I’m referring to is not “The King.” However, Elvis Costello may rightfully vie for the title of the “ascendent prince of rock and roll.”

Costello looks like the skinny kid with the thick glasses everyone used to beat up in high school. He holds his guitar like a weapon, and uses it to show all the bullies that despite his looks, he was born to rock and roll.

Outside the crowded Hot Club, hundreds of fans waited patiently for hours in subfreezing





Remaining text and scanner-error corrections to come...


-

The Pottstown Mercury, Preview, December 17, 1977


Mike Sangiacomo reviews Elvis Costello & The Attractions, Wednesday, December 7, 1977, The Hot Club, Philadelphia.

Images

1977-12-17 Pottstown Mercury Preview page A-09 clipping 01.jpg
Clipping.

1977-12-17 Pottstown Mercury Preview page A-09.jpg
Page scan.

-



Back to top

External links