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Elvis Costello is releasing a six -CD box set called King of America & Other Realms .
The set includes tracks made with Emmylou Harris , the Fairfield Four, Kris Kristofferson , and Allen Toussaint .
Costello uses the old album as a jumping-off point for an exploration of his relationship with American music, especially country and New Orleans music.
Declan MacManus's new album, King of America , is a return to his roots in Los Angeles .
He was inspired by Hank Williams , who cut like four of the most harrowing songs in the last two sessions he did.
The process of disentangling is not easily described in song, because it's a series of compromises with your sense of self.
You can find it in [sings] “We are too young to have tied ourselves to/Each others’ arms”—same melody.
The last one, the one we did in Cape Fear [in 2021 ] that’s the way I feel about it now.
An album of Coward Brothers originals is coming soon and Audible is releasing a new audible original play.
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