Elvis Costello Does "Sulphur To Sugarcane" For Conan
Declan's been had pushing this track via myriad outlets in support of his latest T-Bone Burnett production Secret, Profane & Sugarcane, but this is its first time on network TV. The T-Bone co-written "Sulphur To Sugarcane" is a highlight from the acoustic and fiddle heavy, country-leaning LP, and Conan stamps it with a "that is how it's done."
Secret, Profane & Sugarcane is out 6/2 on Starbucks' Hear Music.
Posted at 12:37 PM by amrit in Video
Tags: Conan O'Brien | Elvis Costello
Why is commenting available for some stories and not for others nowadays?
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He was on Letterman 3 weeks ago to play a song right after the album came out...I would call that "network TV," wouldn't you?
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i think the performance and song were boring as fuck, really, inconsequential forgettable roots rock songs, elvis, amp it up some again, you're not THAT old yet
thank heavens for the new dinosaur jr though
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Don't forget to mention Jim Lauderdale playing/singing back-up. C'mon S'Gum!
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Awesome! Thanks for posting this! Stuart Duncan on the Fiddle! YeeHaw!
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The good: the line about "The women in Poughkeepsie take their clothes off when their tipsy".
The bad: the song itself.
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Fuckin' Randy Newman over here!
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Was going to see his free show at Amoeba on the 22nd but then I heard his latest album...I passed.
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