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NEW YORK (Billboard) - Universal Music's reissue arm has acquired 11 albums from Elvis Costello's early catalog, with plans to re-release the British musician's material via deluxe editions, compilations and box sets. The albums acquired begin with Costello's 1977 debut, "My Aim Is True," and continue through "This Year's Model" (1978), "Armed Forces" (1979), "Get Happy!!" (1980), "Almost Blue" (1981), "Trust" (1981), "Imperial Bedroom" (1982), "Punch the Clock" (1983), "Goodbye Cruel World" (1986), "King of America" (1986) and "Blood and Chocolate" (1986). August 2/2006/17:31 EST | |||
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==== The Harry Smith Project CD/DVD set coming in October ==== | ==== The Harry Smith Project CD/DVD set coming in October ==== |
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News11 Elvis / Universal Re-Issues NEW YORK (Billboard) - Universal Music's reissue arm has acquired 11 albums from Elvis Costello's early catalog, with plans to re-release the British musician's material via deluxe editions, compilations and box sets. The albums acquired begin with Costello's 1977 debut, "My Aim Is True," and continue through "This Year's Model" (1978), "Armed Forces" (1979), "Get Happy!!" (1980), "Almost Blue" (1981), "Trust" (1981), "Imperial Bedroom" (1982), "Punch the Clock" (1983), "Goodbye Cruel World" (1986), "King of America" (1986) and "Blood and Chocolate" (1986). August 2/2006/17:31 EST [1] The Harry Smith Project CD/DVD set coming in OctoberBillboard reports that Elvis contributes the songs The Butcher's Boy and Ommie Wise Part 2 (What Lewis Did Last...) to The Harry Smith Project: Anthology of American Folk Music Revisited, a two-CD/two-DVD set due October 24 from Shout! Factory. Elvis' performances are drawn from concerts held 2001-04-25 and 2001-04-26 in Los Angeles. Elvis sings Weeds themeThe theme song for Showtime's Weeds,*[[2]] Malvina Reynolds' Little Boxes,*[[3]] was once covered by Pete Seeger, but will receive a series of different interpretations in its new season. Elvis sings it on the season premiere (Aug. 14).*[[4]] Elvis appearing in upcoming filmsElvis has a small role in Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, opening August 4 in North America and starring Will Ferrell. He also has a part in Tom DiCillo's film Delirious, starring Steve Buscemi (release date unknown). Another forthcoming movie outing will be a duet by Elvis and Chrissie Hynde on the 1972 Bread hit Everything I Own for the animated feature Happy Feet (release date -USA 17 November 2006 ).*[[5]] Elvis on Katrina Benefit DVDOn August 22, 2006, Rhino Entertainment will release a double disc DVD of the landmark Katrina benefit concert, FROM THE BIG APPLE TO THE BIG EASY: The Concert For New Orleans, which was held on September 20th, 2005 at Madison Square Garden to support the long-term relief and rebuilding efforts following Hurricane Katrina. Tracks include -
Costello and Krall expecting December arrivalJazz singer Diana Krall and husband Elvis Costello announced Sunday that she is pregnant and due in December -- just in time for the couple's third wedding anniversary. NY Newsday The River In Reverse - Elvis Costello and Allen ToussaintNew album released June 6 on Verve Forecast. It includes six new songs co-written by Costello and Toussaint, as well as fresh versions of several vintage Toussaint songs. Tracklisting:
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Collaboration with Tony BennettIn tribute to Tony Bennett's 80th birthday (August 3, 2006), SONYBMG will release a duets CD in honor of this milestone, to be in stores on September 26th. An impressive roster of vocalists joined Tony in the recording studio earlier this year to record duet versions of the songs most associated with Bennett's repertoire. Among the list of guest duet artists are: Barbra Streisand, Bono, Elton John, John Legend, the Dixie Chicks, James Taylor, k.d. lang, Juanes, Elvis Costello, Tim McGraw and Sting. Each artist performed live with Tony in studios in New York, Los Angeles and London and for many of these artists this "face to face" approach was a departure from their standard method of studio recording. Phil Ramone, who worked with Tony on his Playin' With My Friends and Bennett on Holiday CDs, is the producer for this project as well.
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