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As ever, a new offering from Elvis Costello weighs heavy with expectation and | As ever, a new offering from Elvis Costello weighs heavy with expectation and ''Secret, Profane & Sugarcane'' is no exception. The more so since it reunites EC with ''King of America'' producer [[T Bone Burnett|T-Bone Burnett]] and that matchless album’s expansive sound. | ||
It’s very much an acoustic album as Elvis offers passionate pleas for real and imagined lovers past, present and future on perfectly judged pieces like [[She Was No Good]] and [[Changing Partners]]. [[Hidden Shame]] is a song he wrote for | It’s very much an acoustic album as Elvis offers passionate pleas for real and imagined lovers past, present and future on perfectly judged pieces like "[[She Was No Good]]" and "[[Changing Partners]]." "[[Hidden Shame]]" is a song he wrote for Johnny Cash whose shadow is cast over Elvis’ reworking of his own "[[Complicated Shadows]]"; while "[[I Felt The Chill|I Felt the Chill]]" is co-written with [[Loretta Lynn]]. | ||
Honest to a fault, this is a heartfelt record by a seriously restless musical soul who never fails to raise the interest of the discerning. | Honest to a fault, this is a heartfelt record by a seriously restless musical soul who never fails to raise the interest of the discerning. | ||
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[[Nick Churchill]] reviews [[Secret, Profane & Sugarcane]]. | [[Nick Churchill]] reviews ''[[Secret, Profane & Sugarcane]]''. | ||
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