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...record trades, American music magazines, and especially the English music newspapers. you're aware it had already begun. It was in England earlier this year tha ...nd before the U.S., that an import album has stirred up so much attention. And all this fuss is hardly misdirected, because ''My Aim Is True'' is a fabulo

'''Newspapers *[[Lehigh University Brown and White, April 17, 1979|Lehigh Univ. Brown & White]]

'''Newspapers *[[Toronto Globe and Mail, March 8, 1978|Toronto Globe and Mail]]

'''Newspapers *[[Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, October 10, 2007|Rochester Democrat & Chron.]]

{{:UK & Ireland newspapers index}} ...f an effete romantic fantasy. If you dare to live longer than you should — and heaven knows I have — somehow you're considered less believable. But why

<center><h3> Costello and the rock photo wars </h3></center> ...k, has imposed a news photo blackout on his five local public performances and plans to extend the ban throughout his four-week tour, his manager said Thu

{{:US magazines index}} ...ly thanked the waiter who brought him his English breakfast tea and cakes. And when his wife, jazz singer Diana Krall, called on his mobile, his voice gai

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...iting's angry young man almost 20 years ago but his passion is still alive and kicking. Neil McCormick reports. ...s a lot of mockery levelled at anybody who has supposedly had their moment and then gone beyond it," says Elvis Costello, fixing me with a gaze that has m

...tello has "closed the door" around himself. He no longer speaks with media and wants to make himself as mysterious as possible. Maybe he is dreaming of be ...he was just a regular data operator, married father who liked to watch TV and play rock.

{{:US music magazines index}} ...porary issues in nearly any musical idiom. Most would rather play it safe, and then keep playing it safe. Fans don't usually like to see their favorite ar

LOS ANGELES — ''"Well, shake it up baby, twist and shout..."'' While a raucous "Twist and Shout" was just one of the surprises from Elvis Costello's concerts, the to

{{:UK & Ireland magazines index}} ...ve of new young bands playing a more direct form of pop music with airplay and general acceptability to their advantage be the ones to go with?"

{{:UK & Ireland magazines index}} ...f ''Switch'' is more like a small mansion, complete with spacious gardens, and it was in this elegant setting that the following conversation took place..

{{:US magazines index}} <center><h3> Elvis Costello on his love for Burt Bacharach <br> and the new boxed set of their collaborations </h3></center>

{{:US music magazines index}} '''Solo troubadour and producer of Los Lobos, BoDeans & Elvis Costello

{{:US rock magazines index}} ...ro leaves his sullen and much misunderstood posture of callow youth behind and becomes — what else — a{{nb}}Long Term ARTIST!

...use it turned out that "Everyday I Write the Book" had a much more lasting and general appeal, which drew people to listen to the record. ...just making records for ourselves. I think it was important to really try and consciously make one for public consumption. Hopefully that leaves the door

{{:UK & Ireland magazines index}} ...en two and a half years to compile, involves an astonishing cast of extras and is now available for the usual intense scrutiny. "I was going to call it '

{{:US music magazines index}} ...f music called either punk rock or New Wave. What is it? Should I like it? And why don't they play it on the Ed Sullivan Show? <span style="font-size:92%"

{{:US rock magazines index}} ...in common — voluble personalities, inquiring minds, Irish blood, handy wit and those shaggy beards, for starters, not to mention a way with a melody.

{{:UK & Ireland magazines index}} ...e amount of Mann & Weil, a scintilla of Sammy Davis Jr, a shot of Schubert and, presto, you've charged your glasses with a generous measure of the beady m

{{:UK & Ireland magazines index}} '''Twenty years on and no matter how diverse his targets, Elvis Costello's aim remains unerringly

{{:UK & Ireland magazines index}} ...o do that in those days. 23-year-old Declan MacManus had a wife named Mary and a two-year-old son named Matthew. He had a comfortable, if uninteresting, j

{{:US magazines index}} ...ll on retirement, her four-decade career, Ira Gershwin's lyrical missteps, and the value of the waltz

{{:US magazines index}} ...Wave came from Elvis Costello in the male-vocalist and composer categories and Joe Jackson on keyboards.

{{:UK & Ireland magazines index}} ...its direction. Eyes, for a start, will have popped when they saw Costello and The Attractions rolling into town in their maroon-trimmed Silver Eagle tour

{{:US rock magazines index}} ...to look for rabbits while Elvis settles on a park bench. He opens his bag and is soon accosted by fat squirrels, who proceed to eat walnuts out of his ha