Elvis Costello told Zane Lowe to Apple Music in an interview on Monday, January 25, who sought to worry about him after the emblematic waterfall of Saturday Night Live that forbade him since the end of the night.

On December 17, 1977, Costello and his organization, the attractions interpreted “seeing the detectives” and some “Less Zero” bars, a song that his seal sought to interpret in the series, before making a quick resolution to replace the list of songs. “Sorry, girls and gentlemen, but there is no explanation of why doing this song here,” the interpreter announced before embarking on “Radio, Radio. ” The failure for replacement in the song, which criticized the marketing of the transmission, to the SNL manufacturer, Lorne Michaels, led Costello to ban the sketch comedy series until 1989.

“We ended with Saturday Night Live,” Costello told Lowe. “And I just wanted to not forget. “

Costello in the past said he had copied the blow to the level through Jimi Hendrix. On January 4, 1969, the emblematic guitarist interrupted his organization halfway through his functionality of “Hey Joe” to touch a wonderful interpretation of “Sunshine of Your Love” a tribute to the cream in the Lulu program.

The English singer and songwriter added “Miring the detectives” and “Radio, Radio” to his essential choice is Apple Music, which can be transmitted here.

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