Interview magazine, April 1986

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Interview

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Elvis Costello


Kristine McKenna

Declan Patrick Aloysius MacManus was born in 1954 and raised in a blue-collar section of London, in 1977 he took the name Elvis Costello and released an album called My Aim Is True that catapulted him to the front ranks of the first wave of English punk. By 1980 the first blush of success had faded and the next five years were a period of controversy and trouble. The quality of Costello's music has never been in question; instead, the problem has been what Costello himself dubbed his "mouth almighty." He simply refused to play The Music Biz Game; worse than that, he refused to kowtow to the press. They exacted their revenge by portraying him as an angry young psychotic, and Costello's fine music was frequently drowned out by the din of his ongoing battle with the Fourth Estate.







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Interview magazine, April 1986


Kristine McKenna interviews Elvis Costello.

(This piece also ran in the Arizona Republic and Irish Press.)

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Page scans.

Photo by Matt Mahurin.
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Cover and contents page.

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