Billboard, September 3, 1977

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Billboard

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Industry girds to meet mounting
Presley demand in U.K. & Europe


Billboard

Extract:

One unexpectedly low-key aspect of the whole "Elvis explosion" was the attitude of the normally exuberant Stiff Records' new wave organization. It was decided to keep a low profile on the company's new hit artist, Elvis Costello. It was felt that any action could be misunderstood by the media as a Presley cash-in, but reports that Costello would now change his "assumed" first name were strongly denied.

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Billboard, September 3, 1977


EC is mentioned in a report on the demand for Elvis Presley material.


My Aim Is True is No. 14 on the UK album chart.

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1977-09-03 Billboard page 03 clipping 01.jpg 1977-09-03 Billboard page 89 clipping 01.jpg
Clippings.

1977-09-03 Billboard page 99 clipping 01.jpg

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