Oliver's Army

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"Oliver's Army" is a 1979 new wave song by Elvis Costello and the Attractions, known for its catchy pop melody paired with politically charged lyrics about militarism and class.

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Oliver's Army canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
backingBand The Attractions
chartedIn Irish Singles Chart
New Zealand Singles Chart
UK Singles Chart
chartPositionUK 2
composer Elvis Costello
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
featuresInstrument bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
piano
followedBySingle Accidents Will Happen
genre new wave
pop rock
hasBside Chemistry Class
My Funny Valentine
hasCensorshipHistory later radio versions often edited to remove slur
hasControversialLyric contains a racial slur in one line
hasLyricalTheme class conflict
imperialism
militarism
recruitment of working class soldiers
hasMusicalKey A major
hasReleaseDate 1979-02-02
hasStyleCharacteristic Phil Spector–influenced pop production
hook-driven keyboard riff
sing-along chorus
hasTempo upbeat
isConsidered a classic of the new wave era
one of Elvis Costello's best-known songs
language English
length 3:00
lyricist Elvis Costello
notableFor catchy pop melody contrasted with political lyrics
partOfAlbum Armed Forces
performer Elvis Costello and the Attractions
linked to: Elvis Costello
precededBySingle Radio Radio
producer Nick Lowe
recordedAt Eden Studios, London
recordedIn 1978
recordLabel Radar Records
releaseYear 1979
vocalist Elvis Costello
writer Elvis Costello

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Elvis Costello notableSong Oliver's Army
Declan Patrick MacManus notableSong Oliver's Army
Armed Forces hasTrack Oliver's Army
Armed Forces notableSong Oliver's Army