Elvis Costello
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Podcast Appearances
I suddenly realized that I hadn't spent... Now, at this point, I've never spent this amount of uninterrupted time with my 13-year-old sons since they were three months old. We are... Sharing every day, it's beautiful. You know, I can't complain about that. But, you know, our work, our livelihood does require us to go and play shows.
I suddenly realized that I hadn't spent... Now, at this point, I've never spent this amount of uninterrupted time with my 13-year-old sons since they were three months old. We are... Sharing every day, it's beautiful. You know, I can't complain about that. But, you know, our work, our livelihood does require us to go and play shows.
So there is a wishful pencil mark in the diary of next year and we'll see where we are when we get there.
So there is a wishful pencil mark in the diary of next year and we'll see where we are when we get there.
So there is a wishful pencil mark in the diary of next year and we'll see where we are when we get there.
And wound up killing 20, 30,000 people or so before it was over with.
And wound up killing 20, 30,000 people or so before it was over with.
And wound up killing 20, 30,000 people or so before it was over with.
Some years ago, Nick Palmgarten spent a lot of time with you for a profile in the New Yorker. And the subject came up of character, a character that a musician might play, especially in his or her youth. And you said this, even people who we take to be the real deal did it. They made up a character for themselves and you had to have an act.
Some years ago, Nick Palmgarten spent a lot of time with you for a profile in the New Yorker. And the subject came up of character, a character that a musician might play, especially in his or her youth. And you said this, even people who we take to be the real deal did it. They made up a character for themselves and you had to have an act.
Some years ago, Nick Palmgarten spent a lot of time with you for a profile in the New Yorker. And the subject came up of character, a character that a musician might play, especially in his or her youth. And you said this, even people who we take to be the real deal did it. They made up a character for themselves and you had to have an act.
There's some artistry attributed to rock and roll where it's supposed to be more authentic than show business. I don't really hold to that.
There's some artistry attributed to rock and roll where it's supposed to be more authentic than show business. I don't really hold to that.
There's some artistry attributed to rock and roll where it's supposed to be more authentic than show business. I don't really hold to that.
Now we all, those of us of a certain age, remember you, we're about the same age, as a certain kind of figure who exploded onto the music scene and both visually as well as musically and projected a certain character, a certain temperament as well as the music itself. How do you view that now?
Now we all, those of us of a certain age, remember you, we're about the same age, as a certain kind of figure who exploded onto the music scene and both visually as well as musically and projected a certain character, a certain temperament as well as the music itself. How do you view that now?
Now we all, those of us of a certain age, remember you, we're about the same age, as a certain kind of figure who exploded onto the music scene and both visually as well as musically and projected a certain character, a certain temperament as well as the music itself. How do you view that now?
Well, I was 22 when I made my first record, you know, so if there hadn't been some changes made by now, there would be something badly wrong, you know.
Well, I was 22 when I made my first record, you know, so if there hadn't been some changes made by now, there would be something badly wrong, you know.
Well, I was 22 when I made my first record, you know, so if there hadn't been some changes made by now, there would be something badly wrong, you know.