Product Description
As the original keyboardist for Elvis Costello & The Attractions, Steve Nieve is no stranger to working with top talent. A Royal College Of Music student, Nieve was an integral part of The Attractions, playing on some of Costello's most influential albums of the era including This Year's Model, Blood And Chocolate, and Goodbye Cruel World. In the years since, he has been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame and racked up more than 6 solo albums. For ToGetHer, Nieve recruited friends like Costello, Sting, Vanessa Paradis, Laurie Anderson, Ron Sexsmith and many more to duet on an album of all original material.

1. Save The World
2. Conversation
3. You Lie Sweetly
4. What A Holiday (Pandemonium)
5. Tender Moment (Kairos)
6. Up
7. Vertigo
8. Life Preserver
9. Halloween (Bonfire Night)
10. I Do Not Miss You (Nostalgia #2)
11. La Plus Jollie Langue
12. La Crise
13. Voue A L'Oubli
14. Burn The Past
15. Summer Song (Espionage)
16. Beside The Fountain

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ER0QFH6/?tag=imwan-20

I like the posted song.

I'm not a big fan of most "instrumentalist with a bunch of guest vocalists" albums because usually the singers end up dominating the music, not the instrumentalist. If the track posted above is any indication, this album will follow that pattern. Yeah, I heard the little piano bit about a minute or so in, but otherwise I'd have no idea that Steve Nieve had anything to do with this.

Joe Sumner, in case you didn't put it together, is Sting's son. He's lead singer and bassist/guitarist for the band Fiction Plane, who opened on the Police's reunion tour. They're not bad.

Ahhh, thanks. I see Harper Simon, Paul's son, is also on the record. Are there any other second generation rockers on it?

The limited Steve Nieve / Elvis Costello is such a cool set.



http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000002NCJ/?tag=imwan-20

I may have to spring for this new one.

Rick A.

$38.55 used is a lot less then I spent for this 10 years ago
Definitely a must if you have most everything else Elvis.

Yeah, that's a good one.