Elvis Costello and the Confederates
November 12, 1987
Municipal Auditorium
New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A.

audience recording
my lineage: unknown generation Maxell XLII cassettes > Teac W-890R-B deck > RCA 3.5mm cable > Audacity > WAV > Sound Studio (track splitting/minor edits) > xACT (FLAC conversion)

The Confederates:
- James Burton - lead guitar
- Jerry Scheff - bass
- Jim Keltner - drums
- Austin de Lone - keyboards
- Nick Lowe - rhythm guitar, vocals

Disc 1 (77:13)
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01. [1:46] intro
02. [2:51] (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes
03. [0:58] band intro
04. [3:00] That's How You Got Killed Before
05. [2:58] Honey, Are You Straight Or Are You Blind
06. [3:46] It Tears Me Up
07. [6:28] Let Him Dangle
08. [4:19] Mystery Dance
09. [2:29] American Without Tears >
10. [6:43] American Without Tears No. 2 (Twilight Version)
11. [3:34] The Big Light
12. [5:15] Poisoned Rose
13. [5:10] Uncomplicated
14. [3:06] Green Shirt
15. [2:47] Everyday I Write The Book
16. [6:31] Heathen Town
17. [4:13] New Amsterdam / You've Got To Hide Your Love Away
18. [5:57] I Want You
19. [5:13] Pump It Up

Disc 2 (36:35)
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20. [4:10] Alison
21. [3:17] Leave My Kitten Alone
22. [3:33] Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down
23. [3:03] I'll Wear It Proudly
24. [3:05] Lovable
25. [6:42] Your Mind Is On Vacation / Your Funeral My Trial
26. [6:21] That's How You Got Killed Before
27. [6:20] That Day Is Done

Duration: 1:53:46

Notes:
- Elvis solo on "Red Shoes" and all songs from "Green Shirt" through "Pump It Up".
- Elvis with beatbox on "Pump It Up".
- Elvis on piano on "That Day Is Done".

Known flaws:
- Tape flip as "Poisoned Rose" is just about over - a few seconds of music missing.
- Tape flip during "I'll Wear It Proudly" - second half of song missing.

Song snippets:
- "Heathen Town" includes bits of "Fire" (Bruce Springsteen) and "Fight For Your Right (To Party!)" (Beastie Boys & Rick Rubin).
- "I Want You" includes a line from "I Say A Little Prayer" (Burt Bacharach & Hal David).
- "Pump It Up" includes bits of "Subterranean Homesick Blues" (Bob Dylan), "Sign 'O' The Times" (Prince), "Too Much Monkey Business" (Chuck Berry), and "Revolution" (John Lennon & Paul McCartney).