Elvis Costello - Momofuku mp3

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Credits

• Producer – Elvis Costello, Jason Lader
• Public Relations – Jonathan Briggs

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White label with black, red and blue lettering
CD shaped sticker on tray of slimcase: Lost Highway, “for promotional use only – do not duplicate”, “06 March 2008”

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Total duration 47:28

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• Copyright (c) – UMG Recordings, Inc.
• Manufactured By – UMG Recordings, Inc.

Album

Momofuku is an album released in 2008 by Elvis Costello and the Imposters. The album features Rilo Kiley's frontwoman Jenny Lewis on harmony vocals on several tracks. The album title refers to Momofuku Ando, the inventor of instant ramen noodles, and the speed at which the album was conceived and created. It was first released on vinyl and as a digital download, then later released on CD. All tracks are written by Elvis Costello, except where noted. Songs in album Elvis Costello - Momofuku 2008. Elvis Costello - No Hiding Place. Elvis Costello - American Gangster Time. Elvis Costello - Turpentine. Elvis Costello - Harry Worth. Elvis Costello - Drum & Bone. Elvis Costello - Flutter & Wow. Elvis Costello - Stella Hurt. Elvis Costello - Mr. Elvis Costello - My Three Sons. Elvis Costello - Song With Rose. Elvis Costello - Pardon Me, Madam, My Name Is Eve. Album 2008 12 Songs. Written, recorded, and released quickly, Momofuku is direct and no-nonsense, cutting to the heart of fatherhood on the touching My Three Sons and channeling The Beatles and The Kinks on the 60s-style shuffle Mr. Jenny Lewis adds sassy vocals throughout, most notably on the live feel of soul-pop stomper Go Away. Recorded as an offshoot of sessions for a Rilo Kiley album, Momofuku has an impromptu quality lacking in Elvis Costello's more considered recent work. Rattling from style to style as Costello aims at one target after another, there's a brusque impatience about the album. Railing respectively against internet nastiness and the way the American flag is used as a gag, No Hiding Place and American Gangster Time are the money tracks, though the most neatly turned and moving is Song With Rose. Pick of the album:'Song With Rose', 'No Hiding Place', 'American Gangster Time', 'Pardon Me Madam, My Name Is Eve'. Download the new Independent Premium app. Elvis Costello releases his first Imposters album in a while, and it's the best of all that would imply- a fiercely melodic record that sinks or swims on the dynamics of his band. Jenny Lewis guests. Elvis Costello's career has taken so many left turns since his new-wave beginnings that it's nearly more surprising to hear him record a rock record these days than one of his many excursions in other genres. But Momofuku returns him to his band the Imposters- their first in a while, and likely the sort of record most of his fans have been waiting for. Writer: Elvis Costello - Rosanne Cash, Composers: Elvis Costello - Rosanne Cash. Listen free to Elvis Costello & The Imposters Momofuku No Hiding Place, American Gangster Time and more. 12 tracks 47:25. There had been no reports that Elvis was even planning a new album until a March 14 post at MusicTAP revealed the album's title and release date. Although initial reports - notably a March 20 piece on Billboard's website, which was the source for numerous other articles - indicated the album might not be available on CD at all, the May 6 CD release date was revealed by the Direct Current website the same day as