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Elvis Costello on Getting His Stage Name and Writing ‘Alison’
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
Costello looks back at the making of My Aim Is True and his earliest music in our new interview
Costello looks back at the making of My Aim Is True and his earliest music in our new interview
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