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 |  |  | The Delivery Man Elvis Costello's new album The Delivery Man was recorded in Oxford, MS and produced by Dennis Herring (Modest Mouse, Counting Crows, Buddy Guy & Cracker) and Elvis Costello. Jon Pareles of The New York Times describes the album as: "...the album is steeped in Southern Americana: the gospel-rooted grooves of Memphis soul, touches of pedal steel guitar, Southern-rooted guest singers including Emmylou Harris and Lucinda Williams and the storytelling that Southern soul shares with country music." Get the "She's Pulling out the Pin" exclusive track from "The Delivery Man" sessions only at iTunes and stay tuned for an exlcusive Elvis Costello iTunes sessions coming in October! |  |
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 |  |  | IL Sogno Elvis makes his debut as an orchestral composer with the release of Il Sogno ("The Dream"). This world premiere recording features acclaimed conductor Michael Tilson Thomas and the London Symphony Orchestra. Il Sogno is a colorful and delightful work that reflects Costello's diverse influences and marks the entry of a new voice in classical music. |  |
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 |  |  | My Aim Is True Released in 1977, Costello's debut set the music world on its ear. Produced by Nick Lowe, it gave a first glimpse into the trademark wit and spirited performance style that would bend the ears of fans and fellow artists for years to come. Features "Allison" and "Watching The Detectives More... |  |
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 |  |  | This Year's Model Following his classic debut, My Aim Is True, Elvis assembled The Attractions for this full-tilt punk masterpiece. Features "Pump It Up" and "Radio, Radio," More... |  |
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 |  |  | Blood & Chocolate After ten studio albums and myriad styles, Elvis brought back The Attractions and producer Nick Lowe for one of his most expressive (and explosive) rock records. More... |  |
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 |  |  | Spike This 1989 Warner Bros. debut showcases Costello's deft mix of styles ranging from infectious pop to stark folk to playful funk, and features his initial collaborations with Paul McCartney. Includes the hit single "Veronica." More... |  |
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 |  |  | Brutal Youth Reuniting again with The Attractions in 1994, Elvis this time enlisted the textured production of Mitchell Froom for a unique take on the band's sound. More... |  |
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 |  |  | All This Useless Beauty What started as a collection of songs written for other artists turned into what many fans consider the most ambitious and underrated album of Costello's career. More... |  |
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 |  |  | The Very Best Of Elvis Costello Forty-two Costello classics spanning 1976-1999. The first comprehensive collection devoted to modern rock's most acclaimed singer-songwriter. More... |  |
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