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Elvis Costello & The Imposters, Night Ten: ‘If You Ask Me Nicely, I’ll Write You Up Well’
Elvis Costello, Night Nine: ‘It’s Almost Time To Go’
Elvis Costello, Night Eight: ‘To Lands At The Edge Of Everywhere That We Have Still To Discover’
Elvis Costello, Night Seven: ‘Moving Very Fast But In One Place’
Elvis Costello, Night Six: ‘Everything In Heaven And Earth Is Almost Right’
Elvis Costello, Night Five: ‘And It’s All Here And Now’
Elvis Costello, Night Four: ‘Not The Last Act Of This Story’
Elvis Costello, Night Three: ‘To Tell The Ugly Truth’
Elvis Costello, Night Two: ‘A Dream That Goes Beyond Four Walls’
Elvis Costello, Night One: ‘Still Got A Long Way To Go’
Burt Bacharach’s 10 Best Songs
Hear Green Day’s 1997 Demo Of Elvis Costello’s ‘Alison’
Elvis Costello Playing 10-Night Residency in New York in February
The 50 Best Albums of 1982
Elvis Costello Resurrects Short-Lived 1970s Band for New EP
Every Elvis Costello Album, Ranked
The Beat of a Different Drummer: 10 Albums Where a New Drummer Put a Spring in the Band’s Step
Hear Elvis Costello & the Imposters’ Organ-Thumping New Song ‘Magnificent Hurt’
30 Overlooked 1991 Albums Turning 30 This Year
The 50 Best Live Albums of the 1970s
The Reissue Section: Winter 2021
Iggy Pop Covers Elvis Costello’s “No Flag” in French
Watch Elvis Costello Perform a Pair of Songs on
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Elvis Costello Curates
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Elvis Costello Shares New Jazzy Cut ‘Hey Clockface’/’How Can You Face Me Now?’
Elvis Costello Unveils ‘Phonographic Memory’
Elvis Costello Announces New Album
Hey Clockface
, Shares Latest Single
Elvis Costello Shares ‘Hetty O’Hara Confidential’
Dave Grohl, Jon Batiste, Jim James and More to Play Preservation Hall Benefit
Elvis Costello Shares New Song ‘No Flag’
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Elvis Costello Remembers John Prine in Personal Essay
Elvis Costello Performs an Acoustic Set in Quarantine
The 35 Greatest Rock and Roll TV Moments Before the ’90s
Elvis Costello & The Imposters Announce Fall Tour
Elvis Costello Begrudgingly Accepts O.B.E. Award: “My Mam Told Me to Do It”
Video: Elvis Costello & The Imposters — “Mr. and Mrs. Hush”
Elvis Costello and Blondie Announce Tour
Elvis Costello Responds to Paul McCartney Hearing Costello’s Voice Inside His Head
Watch Elvis Costello & The Imposters Perform Three Songs on
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Paul McCartney Hears Elvis Costello Screaming at Him in His Head
Elvis Costello & The Imposters – “Suspect My Tears”
Elvis Costello Announces New Album
Look Now
, Releases 2 New Songs: Listen
Watch the Arctic Monkeys Cover Elvis Costello’s “Lipstick Vogue”
Elvis Costello Cancels Tour Dates Following Cancer Surgery
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