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All tracks on the following discography are produced by Nick Lowe, unless noted. Personnel is included for all tracks where known. The abbreviation "+A" means accompanied by the Attractions. | |||
Less Than Zero (#1) / Radio Sweetheart (UK Stiff BUY 11): (+ John McFee, guitar; Nick Lowe, bass; Mickey Shine, drums; + organ). Elvis' first record. A-aide appeared on ''My Aim Is True''. "Radio Sweetheart" was a non-LP track, later issued on the LP's ''Hits Greatest Stiffs'' (UK) and ''Taking Liberties'' (US). The 45 was later issued in Stiff singles 11 through 20 box set; however; here the A-side is the version from ''A Bunch Of Stiff Records'' LP. In the Costello UK Stiff 4-pack 45 set, the first version of the track appears again. The B-side was later issued as a US Columbia single taken from ''Taking Liberties''. 3/77, issued with a picture sleeve. | |||
''A Bunch Of Stiff Records'' (cover), ''Bunch Of Stiffs'' (label) (UK Stiff SEEZ 2): (+The Shamrocks (Clover?): John McFee, guitar; Nick Lowe, bass; Mickey Shine, drums; + organ). Less Than Zero (#2); plus tracks by other artists: This is a UK only various artists LP with one Costello track, "Less Than Zero". This version has an added organ part and is available only on this LP and on the 45 in the UK Stiff singles 11 through 20 box set. 4/77. | |||
Alison (#1) / Welcome To The Working Week (UK Stiff BUY 14): (+ Clover). Both tracks are from the then soon-to-be-issued ''My Aim Is True''. "Alison" was subsequently overdubbed with additional accompaniment for US 45 release. The Stiff single was later included in the Stiff singles 11 through 20 box set and in the Elvis UK Stiff 4-pack 45 set. 5/77, issued with a picture sleeve. | |||
''My Aim Is True'' (UK Stiff SEEZ 3 / US Columbia JC 35037): Welcome To The Working Week; Miracle Man; No Dancing; Blame It On Cain; Alison (#1); Sneaky Feelings; / (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes; Less Than Zero (#1); Mystery Dance; Pay It Back; I'm Not Angry; Waiting For The End Of The World: (+ Clover, except "Less Than Zero": + John McFee, guitar; Nick Lowe, bass; Mickey Shine, drums; + organ). The UK and US versions have one major difference: the US version, issued months later, has one extra track, "Watching The Detectives", added to the end of side one. The UK LP initially was sold with a leaflet which invited the buyer to have a copy sent free to a friend, but as the album took off in sales the offer was discontinued. 7/77. | |||
(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes / Mystery Dance (UK Stiff BUY 15): (+ Clover). A single coupling two tracks from ''My Aim Is True'' . The 45 was later issued in Stiff singles 11 through 20 box set and in the Costello UK Stiff 45 set. Rumors are rampant regarding a special sleeve depicting a negative telephone directory print-out. No one on the Aware staff has determined whether or not this actually exists. 8/77. | |||
''Hits Greatest Stiffs'' (UK Stiff FIST 1): Radio Sweetheart; plus tracks by other artists: (+ John McFee, guitar; Nick Lowe, bass; Mickey Shine, drums). Another UK only various artists LP with one Elvis cut, | |||
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