Steve Nieve

Keyboard player and composer for Elvis Costello

Steve Nieve - Keyboard player and composer for Elvis Costello
Born

February 19th, 1958
67 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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A keyboard player and composer, contributed significantly to the music of several prominent artists, particularly Elvis Costello. First gained attention as part of Costello's band in the late 1970s. Served as a creative force behind many of Costello's albums, blending rock with other genres. Also composed music for theater and collaborated with various musicians in projects beyond Costello.

Collaborated on landmark albums like 'My Aim Is True' and 'This Year's Model'

Contributed to the composition of scores for theatrical productions

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