Elvis Costello - Everyday I Write the Book - 7/25/1999 - Woodstock 99 East Stage (Official)
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- Elvis Costello - Everyday I Write the Book
Recorded Live: 7/25/1999 - Woodstock 99 East Stage - Rome, NY
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Personnel:
Elvis Costello - vocals, guitar
Steve Nieve - keyboards
The young woman that waves and smiles at 1:40 says it all.
We need more of that these days.
ALL!!!😊
Was at Woodstock '94 in NY, but really wish I was at this one to listen to Elvis C! He rocks...esp. luv Allison, Veronica, and Every Day I Write the Book!! Hey Elvis... you need to make a song about Suzanne ...hehe peace ppl...
Elvis AIN'T DEAD! :-)
nice interpretation beautiful song
Nice one Elvis
I just watched the Netflix doc Trainwreck: Woodstock 99. Indeed it was a serious deluxe edition shitshow. But amongst it all, Elvis Costello provided some wonderful shade and light
Up to your old tricks in Chapter 4, 5, and 6...
'Hope you like our new direction' Tap!
I've always liked a raw performance than here someone miming
Sorry but the original is better. The audience doesn't seem to care.
Without the backup singers, Claudia Fontaine and Caron Wheeler, this song ceases to have the magic of the original. Still good, but not special.
Elvis to produce Taylor swift 3:40
Great performance. Pathetic crowd.
I'm a huge Elvis fan but it's his fault for not knowing how to get to a young crowd. He should have brought in a full band and played his upbeat punky early songs and his experimental early 90's stuff. Coming on stage bare bones guarantees a crowd, that has been baking in the sun and is high as shit and has seen a bunch of bands already and will for more hours to come, will not be that engaged.
@@cactaceous Correct. A full band playing Complicated Shadows, Pump It Up, Oliver's Army, Tokyo Storm Warning, Radio Radio, What's so Funny etc would've done the trick
That's the Woodstock 99 crowd, don't let them hear ya. They'll burn your house down.
Without the backup singers, Claudia Fontaine and Caron Wheeler, this song ceases to have the magic of the original. Still good, but not special.
Wasted on that generation of wasted English seed.
As much as I like Elvis C. did not care for this, maybe its just the place and setting, Woodstock 94 was joke and 99 was a bigger joke! with all the chaos and destruction that went down total disrespect.