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| [[Category:Bibliography|Record Mirror 1979-10-13]] | | [[Category:Bibliography|Record Mirror 1979-10-13]] |
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AFTER a quick consultation with the discography computer - whir... click ... buzz: Ol' four eyes fanatic, John Foyle of Dubling, whose specs were recently broken in a close encounter with a flying shelaleigh wants the gen on all Elvis Costello releases. `Ere goes:
In 1977 Elvis released four singles and one album with Stiff Records: `Less than Zero/Radio Sweetheart' (25.3.77) BUY11; `Alison/Welcome to the Working Week' (27.5.77) BUY14; `Red Shoes/Mystery Dance' (7.7.77) BUY 15; `Watching the Detectives/Blame it on Caine/Mystery Dance' (4.11.77) BUY20; and the album: My Aim is True' (22.7.77) SEEZ3.
Elvis then signed with Radar Records in March 1978 and released `I Don't want to go to Chelsea/You belong to Me' (3.3.78) RAD3; `Pump It Up/Big Tears' (28.4.78) ADA10; `Radio Radio/Tiny Steps' (27.10.78) ADA24; `Olivers Army/My Funny Valentine' (9.2.79) 9 ADA31; `Accidents Will Happen/Wednesday Week/Talking in my Sleep' (4.5.79) ADA35; and two albums: `This Years Model' RAD3, released 17.3.78 and `Armed Forces' RAD14, released on 5 January this year.
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Record Mirror, October 13, 1979
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