The Very Best Of Elvis Costello And The Attractions - Elvis Costello & the Attractions

Mighty Like A Rose: Expanded Edition - Elvis Costello

a threesome with! The most amazing thing about this album actually, is how diverse it can be. The above song as compared to "Playboy to a man", is world away. This song is more traditional Costello with the rocky fast paced feel and wailing rocky screaching vocals. I dont know why but this album is the one that reminds me always that Elvis Costello is in fact an Irish-Enlgishman. Perhaps it is the title of the album, I dont know, but something about this album feels darkly romantic, and eerily ...

Goodbye Cruel World - Elvis Costello & The Attractions

on his guitar, thank you and continue to give us light, love and good old miserable, angry chants. Elvis Costello - Vocals, Guitars and Anvil. Maurice Worm - Random Racket Bruce Thomas - Base guitar I suppose Pete Thomas - Drums Gary Barnacle - Saxes and electric sax Jim Paterson - Trombone Luis Jardim - Percussion Special guests - Daryl Hall on ’The Only Flame In Town.’ Green - Backing harmony on ’I Wanna Be Loved.’ F Beat Records 1984. Bought on vinyl at a record fair for one pound Still available on all music shops, although probably best to be ordered for around the five pound mark. ©sam1942 ...

Get Happy - Elvis Costello & The Attractions

This Costello Album really does request musically what it demands in its title. I listen to it whenever I have had a really sh*t day and it never fails to cheer me up. This is also a really good album to have on when you have friends round as it nods in the direction of loads of other genres of music, Motown, Northern soul, a bit ballady and a bit of gritty Southern soul. This album, like most by Costello, is really fast paced, hitting you brilliant with more of that cynical rage that his is famous for. The most noticable songs on this album that really are my timeless favourites are; "New Amsterdam," "High Fidelity," and "Secondary ...