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“On the May 21 finale, Colbert sang the Costello deep cut “Jump Up” with Costello, Batiste, and Louis Cato, Batiste’s successor as bandleader.”
“And it was funny to hear this song, which I think I’ve performed maybe four times in public since ’77, certainly.” “We had a conference call about it,” Costello adds, “and I said, ‘Look, this seems like a very downbeat sort of number to end the show on.’ And I said, ‘You know, if on the day of the final broadcast you get a call from Taylor Swift and Beyoncé that they’re prepared to come on and play table tennis against one another live on air, you can cut the number and I won’t be offended.’ … But of course, what I didn’t know is they had a whole other card to play, which was Paul McCartney .”
““I was the only one who lived in New York, so it would have never worked.” Impostors keyboardist Steve Nieve lives in France.”
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““I don’t see how that would’ve worked, really, with Steve living in Paris,” he continues.”
“It’s being squeezed by all sorts of forces, commercial forces, corporate forces, political forces.”
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