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14 May 1991 Music is rife with artists whose stylistic changes invoke ire from fans. In 1965, Bob Dylan angered the purists when he plugged in an electric guitar at the Newport Folk Festival; Miles Davis controversially embraced a rock-leaning type of jazz fusion in the late 1960s; and in the early 1990s, Elvis Costello grew a beard and released Mighty Like a Rose.  For Costello—who careened onto the punk/new wave scene in 1977 with coke bottle glasses, a slim-fitting suit, and attitude to spare as he sneered into the camera on the cover of debut LP My Aim Is True—long hair and a beard...

Operator Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for standing by. Welcome to the Encore Capital Group Inc Q1 2021 earnings conference call [Operator Instructions] Thank you. I'd like to turn it over to Mr. Bruce Thomas, Vice President for Investor Relations at encore. Sir, you can go ahead. Mr. Bruce Thomas -- Vice President, Investor Relations Thank you, operator. Good afternoon, and welcome to encore capital group's first quarter 2021 earnings call. Joining me on the call today are Ashish mussi, our president and chief executive officer Jonathan Clark, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial ...

Vinyl box set of Elvis Costello's "Armed Forces" is a 5-star attack Curated and annotated by Elvis Costello himself, the mammoth "Armed Forces" vinyl box is the definitive look at Costello’s groundbreaking 1979 LP. Author: Curated and annotated by Elvis Costello, the mammoth Armed Forces vinyl box is the definitive look at Costello’s groundbreaking 1979 LP: it includes the original album (remastered) along with B-sides, demos and a whopping 23 previously unreleased live recordings. All told, the lavishly packaged set includes 9 pieces of vinyl—three full-length LPs, three 10-inch EP...

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  WINDSOR, ONT. -- A Windsor man, 29, was sentenced Tuesday in Superior Court for manslaughter and assault on his children, both infants at the time. A court-order publication ban prevents the media from reporting any details that could identify the surviving child. The man admitted to shaking one infant and slapping the other in June 2019. The father said in court Tuesday, “I was just trying to calm (the child) down. The children were crying.” During the hearing, the accused was emotional, even sobbing when the children’s injuries were discussed. Justice Bruce Thomas said one ...