Track list
Nina Diaz – ‘No Action’
Raquel Sofía y Fuego – ‘(Yo No Quiero Ir A) Chelsea ((I Don’t Want To Go To) Chelsea)’
Draco Rosa – ‘Yo Te Vi (The Beat)’
Juanes – ‘Pump It Up’
La Marisoul – ‘Detonantes (Little Triggers)’
Luis Fonsi – ‘Tu Eres Para Mi (You Belong To Me)’
Francisca Valenzuela y Luis Humberto Navejas – ‘Hand In Hand’
Cami – ‘La Chica de Hoy (This Year’s Girl)’
Pablo López – ‘Mentira (Lip Service)’
Jesse & Joy – ‘Viviendo en el Paraiso (Living In Paradise)’
Morat – ‘Lipstick Vogue’
Jorge Drexler – ‘La Turba (Night Rally)’
Sebastián Yatra – ‘Llorar (Big Tears)’
Fito Páez – ‘Radio Radio’
Gian Marco y Nicole Zignago – ‘Crawling To The U.S.A.’
Vega – ‘Se Esta Perdiendo La Inocencia (Running Out Of Angels)’

This Year's Model was Elvis Costello's first album with The Attractions. Most of the songs had been performed live with them prior to the recording of the album. The recording at Eden Studios began at the end of 1977 and was completed in early 1978. The sessions took about eleven days. In liner notes for a 2002 reissue of the album, Costello cites the Rolling Stones Aftermath as a significant influence.

Track list
No Action
This Year's Girl
The Beat
Pump It Up
Little Triggers
You Belong to Me
Hand in Hand
(I Don't Want to Go To) Chelsea
Lip Service
Living in Paradise
Lipstick Vogue
Night Rally
Big Tears
Radio, Radio

A new album of urgent, immediate songs with bright melodies, guitar solos that sting and a quick step to the rhythm.

'Dan is a national treasure and one of America s great songwriters. Elvis Costello. 'Dan s songs were funny, serious, and entertaining, and the combo of old-timey folk, country, and jazz knocked me out. Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons. 'Dan Hicks is like lightning in a bottle. Bette Midler. Dan Hicks didn t have his heart set on a career in music. It all just sort of happened to him. It didn t hurt, of course, that he was in the right place at the right time San Francisco, 1966 and had a front-row seat for the birth and death of the counterculture. Among other things, this is a classic story of the 60s. More importantly, it s a story of musical genius. By the time the Summer of Love limped to a close in the fall of 67, Hicks had quit the Charlatans the pioneering psych-rock band with whom he played the drums and turned to jazz, the music he d secretly loved all along, as he began building his own band, the Hot Licks. 'I just started taking ingredients I liked and putting them together to see what came out, Hicks writes. What came out was an amazing blend of complex time signatures, unusual instrumentation, and intricate vocal harmonies that took him to the top of the 70s rock world but also into a downward spiral of drink and drug abuse. Emerging from a long wilderness, which he writes about here with wit and candour, the man described by Tom Waits as 'fly, sly, wily, and dry eventually returned to recording and performing, making a number of acclaimed albums, including Beatin The Heat, a set of duets with Waits, Costello, Rickie Lee Jones, and more. Along the way, his music continued to subtly permeate the culture, turning up everywhere from The Sopranos to commercials for Levi s and Bic. Hicks passed away in early 2016, but his music, and the stories he tells here, remain as fresh and irresistible as ever. I Scare Myself takes readers on a journey behind the music, and into the life and mind of the fantastic artist who created it.

The perfect gift for music lovers and Elvis Costello fans, telling the story behind Elvis Costello's legendary career and his iconic, beloved songs. Unfaithful Music & Disappearing Ink provides readers with a master's catalogue of a lifetime of great music. Costello reveals the process behind writing and recording legendary albums like My Aim Is True, This Year's Model, Armed Forces, Almost Blue, Imperial Bedroom, and King of America. He tells the detailed stories, experiences, and emotions behind such beloved songs as "Alison," "Accidents Will Happen," "Watching the Detectives," "Oliver's Army," "Welcome to the Working Week," "Radio Radio," "Shipbuilding," and "Veronica," the last of which is one of a number of songs revealed to connect to the lives of the previous generations of his family. Costello chronicles his musical apprenticeship, a child's view of his father Ross MacManus' career on radio and in the dancehall; his own initial almost comical steps in folk clubs and cellar dive before his first sessions for Stiff Record, the formation of the Attractions, and his frenetic and ultimately notorious third U.S. tour. He takes readers behind the scenes of Top of the Pops and Saturday Night Live, and his own show, Spectacle, on which he hosted artists such as Lou Reed, Elton John, Levon Helm, Jesse Winchester, Bruce Springsteen, and President Bill Clinton. The idiosyncratic memoir of a singular man, Unfaithful Music & Disappearing Ink is destined to be a classic.