Elvis Costello, Brodsky Quartet: The Juliet Letters CD Track Listing

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Elvis Costello, Brodsky Quartet The Juliet Letters (1993)
Elvis Costello - vocals\n\nThe Brodsky Quartet:\nMichael Thomas - violin\nIan Belton - violin\nPaul Cassidy - viola\nJacqueline Thomas - cello\n\nProduced by Kevin Killen, Elvis Costello and\nThe Brodsky Quartet\nEngineered, recorded and balanced by Kevin Killen\n\nWarner Bros. / 9 45180-2\n\nProducers: Elvis Costello, The Brodsky Quartet, Kevin Killen. Recorded at Church Studios, Crouch Hill, North London, England from September 14 to October 1, 1992. Includes liner notes by Elvis Costello. All songs written or co-written by Declan MacManus and/or members of the Brodsky Quartet. After a couple of post-Attractions albums where Costello enjoyed his newfound freedom as a solo artist, he began to feel the need to collaborate with another group. This notion coincided with his growing interest in classical music. It seemed like a natural step, then, for him to collaborate with the Brodsky Quartet, a string ensemble he'd grown to admire. Neither pop nor classical, THE JULIET LETTERS resides mostly in the world of art song, with extended structures and lyrics based on a theme (a group of letters written to and by various characters). The album is a collaboration in the truest sense, even more so than the Attractions days-the Brodsky Quartet co-wrote not only the music, but some of the lyrics as well. THE JULIET LETTERS was a gutsy move for Costello, and is stands out as one of him most unusual albums. Little else in the pop world sounds anything like it.\nhttp://www.costello-online.com/
This rock cd contains 20 tracks and runs 62min 55sec.
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