taken from the Johnny Burnette Trio version. Costello later commented that he went to Nashville to specifically record "Honey Hush". Along with "Brown to Blue" and "Good Year for the Roses", a cover of Jones' "Color of the Blues" (1958) also appears. The band recorded "Success" (1962), written by Johnny Mullins and sang by Loretta Lynn, at the insistence of Nieve, who recalled: "We must have gone through hundreds of albums, trying to find that one song that we could make our own." The remaining tracks included Sherrill's "Too Far Gone" and Parsons' "How Much I've Lied" and "Hot Burrito No. 1", the latter retitled "I'm Your Toy". On "Hot Burrito No. 1", Costello commented that the song was one of his favourites and it was "an ambition" of his to cover it. St. Michael states that Costello utilised looser and less formal vocal performances on the Parsons tracks, which aid in their successes. Packaging and artwork The album's design is an homage to the 1963 Blue Note album Midnight Blue by Kenny Burrell and was packaged in four differently coloured sleeves, all with blue as the base. Photographed by Keith Morris, the image depicts Costello with his glasses removed and face covered with one hand – an ornate ring on his middle finger – appearing as though he is hiding tears. The original LP came with a removable sticker reading: "Warning: This album contains country & western music and may produce radical reaction in narrow minded people". In his 2015 memoir, Costello stated the "warning" was a tease for listeners who desired "More New Wave Hits". On the back cover, Costello and the Attractions, in Hinton's words, "grin faintly like psychos", along with an image of McFee in a Stetson. A logo reads "no spoiler signal". Release "Good Year for the Roses" was issued as the lead single, backed by a rendition of Jack Ripley's "Your Angel Steps Out of Heaven", in September 1981. It received heavy airplay on the more pop-oriented Radio One and MOR Radio Two and charted at number six on the UK Singles Chart, proving Costello's prediction that it "would probably reach a lot of people that don't buy our records normally". It was promoted with a music video that was filmed at the Meldrum House. According to Costello, they could not take a piano onto the wood floor of the saloon so Nieve mimed