![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=http://latenightfeud.com/video/elvis-costello-watched-peter-jacksons-get-back-with-paul-mccartney-and-ringo-starr/&media=http://latenightfeud.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Elvis-Costello-Watched-Peter-Jacksons-Get-Back-With-Paul-McCartney-And-Ringo-Starr.jpg&description=In the second part of the interview, Stephen asks Elvis Costello for details about the "Get Back" screening and party he attended in London with the living members of The Beatles and their families. Stick around for part three of this fascinating interview with rock legend Elvis Costello! #Colbert #Elvis #ElvisCostello
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In the second part of the interview, Stephen asks Elvis Costello for details about the “Get Back” screening and party he attended in London with the living members of The Beatles and their families. Stick around for part three of this fascinating interview with rock legend Elvis Costello! #Colbert #Elvis #ElvisCostello
Yeah,that’s how music works. You’re inspired, and add. It’s an evolution. Can’t stand it when someone accuses someone “stealing ” a certain riff. Be happy It’s relativent.
ReplyI knew it! Elvis is still alive!
ReplyGreat questions from Stephen!
ReplyIf you haven’t given his wife, Diana Krall a listen… take the time to give her a listen.. AMAZING voice on that lady.
ReplyElvis is always so awesome and honest about his artistic process, always willing share .. thats rock n roll!
ReplyHave they interviewed John batiste?
ReplyWow, I always thought Elvis Costello was a douchebag. It’s good to see I was right.
ReplyI was 14 when the Beatles hit in the U.S. and I thought, “Oh cut me a break! I wanna hold your hand? Spare me!!” Of course my opinion began to change between 1963 and 1967!!
ReplyPhil Anselmo from Pantera on how to find your own voice as an artist – “The most truthful answer would be to take 15 or 20 of your favourite artists and rip em off to all hell, and then eventually if you keep at it, you’ll grow and you’ll find your own sound.”
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