VOLUME 19 The Bridge I Burned

In 1996 tensions grew again in The Attractions line up and Elvis eventually wound up the band. Over the next few years Elvis toured with Steve Nieve in a looser format similar to his earlier solo tours.

1.     That Lady - Isley Brothers

2.     Close to the Edit - Art of Noise

3.     Break on Through - The Doors

4.     Domino - Van Morrison

5.     Dead End Street – The Kinks

6.     A Woman Left Lonely - Janis Joplin

7.     What Do I Do Now? - Sleeper

8.     Money (That's What I Want) - The Beatles

9.     Down By The River - Neil Young

10. Brilliant Disguise - Bruce Springsteen

11. Dream Time - Daryl Hall

12. The Tracks Of My Tears - Smokey Robinson

13. Tears Of A Clown - Smokey Robinson

14. No More Tearstained Make-Up - The Marvelettes

15. Yes It Is – The Beatles

16. The Ugly Things - Brinsley Schwarz

17. Kid – The Pretenders

18. Unchained Melody - Righteous Brothers

19. If You Could Read My Mind - Bobby Bland

20. At Last I Am Free - Chic

RUNNING TIME 79:28

Track Notes

1,2,20 The 1996 arrangement of “I Don’t Want to Go To Chelsea” featured an instrumental riff of this and a few lines from “That Lady”, and on one occasion “At Last I Am Free”. (at The Attractions final ever Tokyo show)

3 Brief snippet performed on 1996 performances of “Clown Strike”.

4 Performed 3 times in 1996.

5 A few lines sung during a couple of 1996 performances of “Talking in The Dark”.

6 Performed in 1991 as a medley with "Good Year For The Roses."

7 Appeared on the 2cd version of “All This useless Beauty”

8 A part of the old Flip City repertoire, Elvis performed this in Liverpool in 1986.

9 Elvis made a guest appearance with Neil Young and performed this in 1990, it has also featured as a snippet in “Watching The Detectives” more recently.

10 Appears on the “Kojak Variety” 2cd reissue.

11 Performed only once as a snippet during “Accidents Will Happen” in Chicago 1986.

12-14 1996 performances of Alison regularly featured a medley of these songs.

15 Performed 12 times by Elvis, mainly on the 1984 solo tour.

16 Recorded in 1988, the track appears on the 2cd version of Spike.

17-19 Performed 5 times as a medley at the end of Oliver’s Army in 1996 to illustrate the similarity of the melodies.