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Costello records have for years been the refuge of angst-ridden individuals, teenaged and older, who feel an uncontrollable urge to plumb the depths of depression. | |||
But he can be expected to be in happier frame of mind on stage. | But he can be expected to be in happier frame of mind on stage. | ||
Recently, Elvis has been mostly involved with solo projects, producing and writing for various bands, including last year’s unlikely but extremely effective solo debut by the newly non-bimboesque | Recently, Elvis has been mostly involved with solo projects, producing and writing for various bands, including last year’s unlikely but extremely effective solo debut by the newly non-bimboesque Wendy James. | ||
This year the small and big screens have also claimed him more and more as he performed on the soundtrack to Roddy Doyle’s controversial ''Family'' TV drama and wrote songs for | This year the small and big screens have also claimed him more and more as he performed on the soundtrack to Roddy Doyle’s controversial ''Family'' TV drama and wrote songs for Annie Ross to perform in Robert Altman’s wonderful ''Short Cuts'' movie. | ||
Something of an elder statesman of rock, always critically applauded but not consistently popular, his new ''Brutal Youth'' album is very much a return to form. | Something of an elder statesman of rock, always critically applauded but not consistently popular, his new ''Brutal Youth'' album is very much a return to form. | ||
Backing band | Backing band The Attractions have returned to the fold both for the album and for live appearances, including this Saturday night’s headlining show on the main stage. | ||
It will be the first time they have appeared together at Glastonbury since [[Concert 1987-06-20 Glastonbury|1987]] | It will be the first time they have appeared together at Glastonbury since 1987. | ||
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