his aim is still true
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| Title: | his aim is still true |
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| Authors: | Geoff Edgers |
| Source: | Washington Post, The. 10/08/2015. |
| Abstract: | It's 1979, and Elvis Costello, not yet 25, is on a creative roll. With his Buddy Holly glasses and punk-rock sneer, he already has established himself as a masterful songwriter, whether crafting torchlight ballads ("Alison"), tortured kiss-offs ("Lipstick Vogue") or biting protest songs ("Oliver's Army") as buttery as anything in ABBA's catalogue. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
| Database: | Regional Business News |
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| Abstract: | It's 1979, and Elvis Costello, not yet 25, is on a creative roll. With his Buddy Holly glasses and punk-rock sneer, he already has established himself as a masterful songwriter, whether crafting torchlight ballads ("Alison"), tortured kiss-offs ("Lipstick Vogue") or biting protest songs ("Oliver's Army") as buttery as anything in ABBA's catalogue. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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