Cool, I didn't know that. Is this it?There's a great documentary on the making of Almost Blue that shows McFee playing steel guitar among other rolls.
Golden Nugget: The Making of Elvis Costello's <i>Almost Blue</i> in Nashville, 1981 UK Doc
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Cool, I didn't know that. Is this it?There's a great documentary on the making of Almost Blue that shows McFee playing steel guitar among other rolls.
Cool, I didn't know that. Is this it?
Golden Nugget: The Making of Elvis Costello's <i>Almost Blue</i> in Nashville, 1981 UK Doc
Cool, I'll have to see it. And I agree about that performance. I heard that one really annoyed producer Billy Sherrill. I have no doubt there was tension, Nashville was putting out a lot of syrupy ballads at that time. Waylon and Willie were considered outlaws because they stayed true to the raw roots of the genre.Yes, that's the one. It's been several years since I have seen the movie but IIRC, there was a lot of tension around Elvis coming into Nashville to make a country album. Would really need to see it again to remember all of the details, but that seems to have stuck in my memory.
On a side note, I think one of their best performances on the album is Why Don't You Love Me, a Hank Williams song.
One of my first purchases on cassette.Sir Douglas Quintet
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Nice pic, but I really like the pics where she is bare foot and jumping around and climbing on things.Paz Lenchantin, bassist of The Pixies, performs at The Roundhouse on March 20, 2023 in London, England.
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