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2342. “All The Rage” by Elvis Costello

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Our final track from Brutal Youth is the 50’s influenced “All The Rage,” a terrific little song that sounds like its drawn from some of the same source material as Billy Joel’s Innocent Man album. Not that the tracks sound anything alike or have anywhere the same sort of lyrics.

Costello has a sort of impeccable musical pedigree, as we’ll explore while we discuss his music. Indeed, Costello has always been willing to share the music that he loves with the rest of the world. Good on you, Mr. Costello

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