Elvis Costello

Elvis Costello's 'This Year's Model' is his second album (his first with the Attractions), produced by Nick Lowe and released on March 17, 1978 by Radar.

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Elvis Costello's 'Brutal Youth' is an album recorded with his band the Attractions and released on March 8, 1994 by Warner Bros.

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UB40’s "Rat in Mi Kitchen" combines an upbeat reggae rhythm with political edge, using a metaphorical rat to critique Margaret Thatcher’s government. Catchy horns and Ali Campbell’s vocals drive its charm. Blondie’s "Call Me," penned for

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'Get Happy!!' by Elvis Costello and the Attractions is Costello's fourth album and his third with the Attractions, released on February 15, 1980 by F-Beat Records.

Madonna’s "Borderline" blends heartfelt vulnerability with post-disco grooves, while Rod Stewart’s "Young Turks" captures youthful defiance with synth-driven energy. Elvis Costello’s moody take on "Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood" slows…

INXS’s "Need You Tonight" oozes late-’80s sensuality with its hypnotic groove, while Tears for Fears' "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" balances synthpop shine with existential angst. Prince's soaring "Purple Rain" is an emotive rock…

Elvis Costello's 'Trust' is his fifth album recorded with the Attractions.and released on January 23, 1981 by F-Beat / Columbia

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Elvis Costello's 'Armed Forces' is his third album recorded with the Attractions and released on January 5, 1979 by Radar / Columbia.

Olivia Newton-John’s heartfelt "I Honestly Love You" pairs understated delivery with emotional depth, while Phil Collins and Marilyn Martin’s "Separate Lives" captures restrained sorrow. Lionel Richie’s "Ballerina Girl" offers tender…

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Bananarama’s "Cheers Then" stands out as a melancholy departure from their buoyant style, while Japan’s "Visions of China" fuses electronic textures with Asian influences. INXS nails an upbeat vibe with "New Sensation," contrasting Elvis…

Fall Out Boy' s 'Folie à Deux' is their fourth studio album produced by Neal Avron and released on December 16, 2008 by Island Records.

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This day (November 10, 2015), in Madrid, Spain, died Allen Toussaint, an American musician, composer, record producer and influential figure in New Orleans

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'The Specials' is their eponymous and debut album featuring 'A Message to You, Rudy,' produced by Elvis Costello and released on October 19, 1979 by 2 Tone