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<center><h3> Siblings Of The Stars #1 </h3></center>
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Yes, indeed, it could've been a tear-jerking outtake from Joe Brooks' If Ever I See You Again. But by some quirk of fate, Elvis Costello was reunited with his long-lost twin sister, Beatrice, who had been cruelly torn from the Costello nest at the age of three and spirited off by Navajo gypsies to be sold on the American black market. Elvis found Bea selling tickets to a peep show on the outskirts of Memphis and immediately recognized the family ears.  
 
Yes, indeed, it could've been a tear-jerking outtake from Joe Brooks' "If Ever I See You Again." But by some quirk of fate, Elvis Costello was reunited with his long-lost twin sister, Beatrice, who had been cruelly torn from the Costello nest at the age of three and spirited off by Navajo gypsies to be sold on the American black market. Elvis found Bea selling tickets to a peep show on the outskirts of Memphis and immediately recognized the family ears.  


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''The Beat Goes On'' section features a  photo of EC by [[Chalkie Davies]].


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<small>Cover.</small><br>
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*[http://www.facebook.com/chalkie.davies Facebook: Chalkie Davies]
*[http://www.facebook.com/chalkie.davies Facebook: Chalkie Davies]


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Siblings Of The Stars #1


The Beat Goes On

Yes, indeed, it could've been a tear-jerking outtake from Joe Brooks' "If Ever I See You Again." But by some quirk of fate, Elvis Costello was reunited with his long-lost twin sister, Beatrice, who had been cruelly torn from the Costello nest at the age of three and spirited off by Navajo gypsies to be sold on the American black market. Elvis found Bea selling tickets to a peep show on the outskirts of Memphis and immediately recognized the family ears.

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Creem, August 1978


The Beat Goes On section features a photo of EC by Chalkie Davies.

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1978-08-00 Creem photo 01 cd.jpg
Photo by Chalkie Davies.

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1978-08-00 Creem page 24.jpg

Cover.
1978-08-00 Creem cover.jpg

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