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On his debut, [[My Aim Is True]], Costello employed the services of US band [[Clover]]. More than 30 years later, he re-ignites his career in the company of a new generation of American musicians. | On his debut, [[My Aim Is True]], Costello employed the services of US band [[Clover]]. More than 30 years later, he re-ignites his career in the company of a new generation of American musicians. | ||
It is no coincidence that Momofuku has the same analogue spark, coming as it does in two formats: a double vinyl album or MP3 download. There are strong flavours of the New Wave that carried Costello on its crest, with washes of country and old-fashioned pop such as '[[Mr Feathers]]'. | It is no coincidence that Momofuku has the same analogue spark, coming as it does in two formats: a double vinyl album or MP3 download. There are strong flavours of the New Wave that carried Costello on its crest, with washes of country and old-fashioned pop such as '[[Mr. Feathers]]'. | ||
[[Jenny Lewis]] and her other half [[Johnathan Rice]] weigh in on vocals and guitar, with [[Davey Faragher]] on bass, and [[Pete Thomas]] and his daughter [[Tennessee Thomas|Tennessee]] on drums. | [[Jenny Lewis]] and her other half [[Johnathan Rice]] weigh in on vocals and guitar, with [[Davey Faragher]] on bass, and [[Pete Thomas]] and his daughter [[Tennessee Thomas|Tennessee]] on drums. |
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