Discography 1990-1994
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Originally compiled by Paul Hosken
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Notes:
- All tracks are composed by EC, except where otherwise stated.
- The times for CD tracks are taken from the CD player display, while for vinyl it is taken from the label or cover. In the case of records on the Stiff label these times are to be taken with a pinch of salt! (e.g: On A02 "Alison" is over 3 mins. long and not 2:00 as stated on label).
- The character '*' in column 2 denotes that this release is required if you want to have a copy of every song that EC has released. Where there is a choice of releases for a particular song a letter follows the '*':
- *a -A01, -A10, D17 or I11 for "Radio Sweetheart (single mix)"
- *b -D10 or -D11 for "Stranger In The House" (/w G.Jones)
- *c -F08, -F09 or -F18 for "Town Cryer (alt. fast version)"
- *d -F19, -F20 or -F21 for "Party Party"
- *e -I06, -I07, -I08, -I09 or -T40 for "Living A Little, Laughing A Little"
- *f -J18 (UK release) or -M22 for "Uncomplicated (UK version)"
- *g -J20 or -J21 for "The End Of The Rainbow"
- *h -K07 or -L02 for "Many Rivers To Cross (live)"
- *i -M12, -M18, -O05 or -O06 for "The Ugly Things"
- *j -M14 or -M15 for "Point Of No Return"
- *k -N01 or -N03 for "That's How You Got Killed Before"
- *l -O17 or -S28 for "St. Stephen Day Murders"
- *m -P03, -P04 or -P05 for "Weird Nightmare"
- *n -R12 or S02 for "Basement Kiss", "Puppet Girl" & "We Despise You"
- *o -R13, -R15 or -R46 for "Do You Know What I'm Saying?"
- *p -R18, -R33, -R49, -S01 or -V26 for "They Can't Take That Away From Me"
- *q -R28 or -R29 for "Sally Sue Brown"
- *r -R31, -R32 or -R53 for "Full Force Gale"
- *s -T23/-T24/-T25/-T26/-T27 or -T43 for the EC+Nieve live tracks
- *t -V02 or -V06 for "Long Journey Home"
- *u -V04, -V07, -V13 or -V14 for "My Mood Swings"
Code Title+tracks-artist/[release date (yyyy-mm-dd); format; Label cat.# (Country)]/notes
1990
N01
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The New Orleans Album
(44:19) |
EC guests on vocals on this track. |
N02
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The Godfather Part III Soundtrack
(54:14) |
N03
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Sound Decisions
[1990-__-__; CD; CBS Special Products/Zenith Data Systems] |
EC guests on vocals on this track. |
1991
O01
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Follow Our Trax Volume Six: Fluid Formations
[1991-__-__; CD; Warner Bros. PRO-CD-4634 (US promo)] |
O02
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Deadicated
(74:45) |
Album of Grateful Dead covers. Proceeds went to Rainforest Action Network & Cultural Survival. Produced by EC & Kevin Killen. EC: acoustic guitar and vocals. The Rude 5 are: James Burton: electric guitar; Jim Keltner: drums; Larry Knechtel: piano; Marc Ribot: banjo and e flat horn; Jerry Scheff: electric bass and Ampeg baby bass. This track was recorded in Barbados along with the tracks on Kojak Variety. |
O03
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The Other Side Of Summer promo single
[1991-04-__; CD5; Warner PRO-CD-4781 (US promo)] |
O04
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The Other Side Of Summer 7" single
[1991-04-__; 7"; Warner WOO25 (UK, ps)] |
Reached #43 in UK charts. |
O05
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The Other Side Of Summer cassette single
[1991-04-__; MC; Warner W0025C] |
"TUT" produced by Fairley Imposter Productions. |
O06
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The Other Side Of Summer 12" & CD single
[1991-04-__; 12"; Warner W0025T/9362 40073-0] |
"TUT" is a Fairley/Imposter Production. |
O--
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HitDisc 888B [1991-05-03; CD; TM Century DIDX 990102 (US promo)] |
O07
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Mighty Like A Rose
Side 2:
(54:29) |
Produced by Mitchell Froom, Kevin Killen & D.P.A. MacManus. |
O08
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Bringing It All Back Home
[1991-05-__; 2xLP; BBC LP REF 844] |
Soundtrack to the BBC TV series. |
O09
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Top Selection 1991 June [1991-06-__; CD; Warner PCS 77 (Japanese promo)] |
O--
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G.B.H. soundtrack
(69:40) |
Orchestra music by EC and Richard Harvey. Contains early versions of some themes on Mighty Like A Rose and The Juliet Letters. |
O10
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Hitmakers: Top40 CD Sampler Vol. 56
[1991-08-02; CD; Warner PCS 82 (Japanese radio promo)] |
O11
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So Like Candy 7", 12" & CD single
[1991-10-__; 7"; Warner W0068 (9362-40241-2) (ps)] |
"Veronica" was recorded at Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin, May '87. "Couldn't Call It..." was recorded live at Great Woods, Mansfield, MA, June '91. "Hurry Down Doomsday" was recorded in LA for MTV 'Unplugged' in June '91. |
O12
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So Like Candy CD single
[1991-10-__; CD5; Warner 9362-40168-2 (Germany/Australia)] |
O13
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So Like Candy 7" single
[1991-10-__; 7"; Warner, ps] |
O14
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So Like Candy promo
[1991-__-__; CD5; Warner PRO-CD-4952 (US promo, no front cover)] |
O15
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Georgie And Her Rival promo
[1991-__-__; CD5; Warner PRO 642 (German promo)] |
O16
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Georgie And Her Rival promo [1991-__-__; 7"; Warner PRO 643 (German promo, ps)] |
O17
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The Bells Of Dublin
[1991-10-28; CD; RCA 60824] |
O18
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Until The End Of The World soundtrack
[1991-12-10; LP; Warner 7599-26707-1] |
"Days" is from the Kojak Variety sessions and is produced by EC & Kevin Killen. |
O19
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Punk & Disorderly (New Wave 1976-1981)
[1991-__-__; CD; Telstar TCD 2520] |
O20
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The Sound Of The Suburbs
[1991-08-05; CD; Sony MOODCD18] |
O21
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Promo Nr. 11
[1991-__-__; 12"; Warner Music 6 WP 2111 (Brazilian promo)] |
O22
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The Album Network: Tune Up 39
[1991-__-__; CD; (US promo)] |
O23
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BBC Classic Tracks
[1991-10-07; CD; Westwood One (US promo)] |
Single disc in plain jewel case. Disc has BBC logo with "Classic Tracks" below it on top half. Bottom half says "The week of October 7, 1991. Westwood One Radio Networks." Copyright 1991. Then it has a "P" circled next to "BBC 1991". There is an introduction by an English announcer named Richard Skinner and the disc contains commercials for AT&T & Doritos among others. There are five *live* tracks with a separate introduction for each. At the end of each track Skinner says that another track from the BBC archives will be played tomorrow. |
1992
P01
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Girls
[1992-03-25; CD; Warner WPCP 4780 (Japan)] |
P02
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The Stiff Records Box Set
Disc 2:
[1992-08-04; 4xCD; Demon STIFF BOX 1] |
This is the album version of "LTZ". |
P03
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Weird Nightmare: Meditations On Mingus
[1992-09-__; CD; Columbia CK 52739/COL 472467 2 (USA)] |
EC sings & plays 'harmonic canon'. |
P04
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Weird Nightmare Promo
[1992-09-__; CD; Columbia PRO-CD-3424 (US promo)] |
P05
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Hal Willner Presents Weird Nightmare: Meditations On Mingus Special Sampler
[1992-__-__; CD; Columbia CSK 4697 (US promo)] |
P06
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Rock & Wave Vol. 1: The Hits From The Underground
[1992-11-12; 2xCD; Columbia 472733 2] |
P07
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The Sound Of The City [1992-__-__; CD; Columbia MOOD CD22] |
P08
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Three Minute Heroes: 20 Of The Finest Punk & New Wave Singles [1992-__-__; LP; Virgin VTLP 9(UK)] |
1993
Q01
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I Almost Had A Weakness (promo)
[1993-02-__; CD5; Warner PRO 765 (German promo)] |
Q02
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The Juliet Letters
Side 2:
(62:56) |
Produced by Kevin Killen, EC & The Brodsky Quartet. |
Q03
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Excerpts From The Juliet Letters
[1993-__-__; CD; Warner PRO-CD-5964 (US promo, no booklet)] |
Q04
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Excerpts From The Juliet Letters
[1993-02-__; CD; Warner PRO-CD-6018 (US promo 'for in-store play')] |
Q05
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Jacksons, Monk And Rowe CD single
[1993-02-__; CD; Warner WO159 CDX 9362-40799-2] |
This came as a 'collectors' edition CD package' that formed a 2xCD set when combined with the album. |
Q06
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Taking My Life In Your Hands promo
[1993-__-__; CD5; Warner PRO-CD-6169 (US promo)] |
Q07
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Jacksons, Monk And Rowe cassette single
[1993-02-__; MC; Warner WO159 C] |
Q08
|
The Rolling Stone Collection: 25 Years of Essential Rock [1993-__-__; CD;Time Life Music] |
This is a 7 CD set of 110 songs by different artists. |
Q09
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In Concert: New Rock
(50:03) |
This was recorded at the Royalty Theatre, London, 23-Nov-86 (and not 1987 as it says on the insert). The bootleg This Is Tomorrow is of the same concert. Marked to be broadcast 10-May-93. |
Q10
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Ferrington Guitars
[1993-06-__; Book+CD; Jonathan Cape, Callaway Editions DF GR 1992 3] |
Produced by EC. |
Q11
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Live At New York Town Hall
(17:16) |
Recorded live 1993-03-18. Engineered and mixed by Kevin Killen. |
Q12
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Particle Theory (A Compendium of Lightspeed Incursions and Semiotic Weapons From Warner/Reprise)
[1993-__-__; CD; Warner PRO-CD-6550 (US promo)] |
Recorded live 1993-03-18. |
Q13
|
My Aim Is True (Rykodisc/Demon reissue)
(60:23) |
Produced by Nick Lowe. |
Q14
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This Year's Model (Rykodisc/Demon reissue)
(52:48) |
Produced by Nick Lowe. |
Q15
|
Armed Forces (Rykodisc/Demon reissue)
(63:31) |
Produced by Nick Lowe. |
Q16
|
Live At The El Mocambo
(48:59) |
This is only available as part of the box set [DPAM BOX 1] (see -Q13). For a limited period anyone who bought the other 3 CDs in the box set separately could send in the tokens and be sent this. |
Q--
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2½ Years
[1993-10-15; 4xCD; Demon DPAM BOX 1] |
Q17
|
2½ Years (In 31 Minutes)
(31:25) |
Sampler containing tracks from the 4-CD box set. |
Q18
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The Compact 2 Tone Story
Disc 3:
[1993-__-__; 4xCD; CDCHRTT 5013] |
Q19
|
The Best Of 2 Tone
[1993-__-__; CD; Chrysalis 72438276702 2] |
Q20
|
Anarchy The Best Of Punk [1993-__-__; CD; Nectar NTRCD007] |
Q21
|
Back To The 70's
[1993-__-__; 2xCD; EMI 7243 8 27230 2 8 (UK)] |
Q--
|
The Business [1993-__-__; 3xCD; Virgin 7243 8 39286 2 0] |
This box set contains a brief interview with EC. The track "Tomorrow's Just Another Day" that's included here is NOT the version with EC on vocals. |
1994
R01
|
On The Edge
Segment 2 (17:09): Interview plus the following tracks plus 4:30 of commercials
Segment 3 (14:38): Interview plus the following tracks plus 4:30 of commercials
Segment 4 (15:38):
(55:08) |
Due for broadcast the week of 3-Jan-1994. |
R02
|
Trios
[1994-02-14; CD; MCA/GRP Records MGD-40222 (also issued as cardboard slip case containing CD (in thin maxi jewel case) and booklet] |
EC on vocals & acoustic guitar, with Rob Wasserman on electric upright bass & Mark Ribot on acoustic guitar. |
R03
|
Sulky Girl 7" single
[1994-02-21; 7"; WEA W0234/5439-18203-7 (UK, ps)] |
R04
|
Sulky Girl CD single
[1994-02-21; CD5; WEA W0234CD/9362-41439-2] |
"I" & "ADMPOS" produced by EC & Kevin Killen. |
R05
|
Warner Music United Kingdom New Releases
[1994-__-__; CD; Warner PROMO CD 62 (UK instore CD promo)] |
R06
[1994-02-__; CD5; Warner PRO-CD-6800 (US promo, pic. CD)] |
R07
|
Brutal Youth
Side 2:
(57:24) |
Produced by Mitchell Froom & EC. |
R08
|
You Tripped At Every Step promo
[1994-03-__; CD5; WEA PRO-CD-6837-R (US promo)] |
R--
|
Words And Music
(46:11) |
This is basically the Brutal Youth album (without "Still Too Soon To Know") with the occasional 'talkover' from Elvis. Interviews by Bill Flanagan of Musician magazine. Executive producer: Larry Butler. Producer: Marc Graue for Marc Graue Productions. |
R09
|
Rock Of The 80's Volume 10
[1994-03-15; CD] |
R10
|
13 Steps Lead Down US/Australia single
[1994-03-24; CD5; WEA 9 18214-2 (USA)] |
The CD came in a cardboard sleeve at a reduced price. |
R11
|
Final Mix (No. 8: April 1994)
[1994-__-__; CD; Warner Bros. FINALMIX8 (Australia)] |
R12
|
13 Steps Lead Down 7" & cassette single
[1994-04-18; 7"; WO245 (5439 18156) (UK, ps)] |
"DYKWIS" produced by EC. |
R13
|
13 Steps Lead Down CD single
[1994-04-18; CD5; WEA WO245CD 9362-41556-2 (UK)] |
Tracks 2-4 produced by EC. |
R14
|
Warner Music United Kingdom New Releases
[1994-__-__; CD; Warner PROMO CD 65 (UK instore CD promo)] |
R15
|
Clown Strike promo
[1994-__-__; CD5; WEA PRO-CD-6957-R (US promo)] |
R16
|
Get Happy!! (Rykodisc/Demon reissue)
(77:09) |
Tracks 1-8, 10-24 produced by Nick Lowe, remaining tracks produced by EC. |
R17
|
Trust (reissue)
(67:23) |
Produced by Nick Lowe, in association with Roger Bechirian, assisted by Neil King. |
R18
|
Sony Music
[1994-05-03; CD; Sony MJM 3-5-94 (Polish promo)] |
R19
|
Sulky Girl promo
[1994-05-__; CD5; WEA PRO-CD-6907 (US promo pic. CD)] |
R20
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Top Selection 1994 May
[1994-05-__; CD; Warner PCS 141 (Japanese promo)] |
R21
|
Rock Over London
[1994-05-__; CD; (UK radio promo)] |
For broadcast between 20th - 26th May. |
R22
|
Eleven Years And Counting: Spring '94 Collection
[1994-__-__; CD; Rykodisc/Hannibal VRCD 9401 (promo)] |
R23
|
Start: The Best Of British [1994-__-__; CD; Dino DINCD 92] |
R24
|
Lament
(71:11) |
R25
|
You Tripped At Every Step 7" & cassette single
[1994-06-27; 7"; WEA W0251 (UK, ps)] |
R26
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You Tripped At Every Step CD single
[1994-06-27; CD5; WEA W0251CD 9362-41666-2 (UK)] |
The last 3 tracks are from the BBC TV series Family and were recorded Feb-94 at Westside Studios and produced by EC. |
R27
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Warner Music United Kingdom New Releases [1994-__-__; CD; Warner PROMO CD 68 (UK instore CD promo)] |
R28
|
Adios Amigo: A Tribute To Arthur Alexander
[1994-07-19; CD; Demon FIEND CD 754 (UK)] |
The EC track is produced by Jon & Sally Tiven. |
R29
|
Razor & Tie's 1994 Music Sampler No. 3
(68:14) |
R30
|
The Glory Of Gershwin
(78:03) |
George Gershwin/Larry Adler tribute album. |
R31
|
Rock Over London (show #94/31)
[1994-07-__; CD; (UK radio promo. No case, just paper sleeve & cue sheet)] |
For broadcast between 29-Jul - 4-Aug. |
R32
|
No Prima Donna: The Songs Of Van Morrison
(40:03) |
Produced by Van Morrison & Phil Coulter. |
R33
|
MTV Unplugged
(63:12) |
This was taped in New York City, 1994-04-12. |
R34
|
Almost Blue (reissue)
(64:04) |
Tracks 1-12, 19, 20, 22 produced by Billy Sherrill. Tracks 13-17 mixed by Paul Bass. Track 18 produced by EC. Track 21 recorded by Billy Sherrill and mixed by EC & Paul Bass. Track 23 mixed by EC & Paul Bass. The Aberdeen tracks were recorded 1981-07-30 at The Mean Machine. "Psycho" was recorded 1979-02-16 at The Palomino Club, N. Hollywood. "I'm Your Toy" was recorded 1982-01-07 at The Royal Albert Hall, London. |
R35
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Imperial Bedroom (reissue)
(78:05) |
The gold disc version is identical to the normal re-release, but sounds a little better. The original title of "Beyond Belief" was "The Land Of Give And Take". Tracks 1-15 produced by Geoff Emerick from an original idea by EC, assisted by Jon Jacobs. Tracks 16-21 produced by EC, assisted by Paul Bass. Tracks 22 & 23 produced by EC. Tracks 24 produced by EC, assisted by Neil King. |
R36
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Highlights From Almost Blue & Imperial Bedroom
[1994-09-__; CD; Demon ECPROMO2 (UK promo, digipak)] |
R37
|
The Rykodisc/Hannibal Fall '94 Collection
[1994-__-__; CD; Rykodisc VRCD 9402 (US promo)] |
R--
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Brutal Works [1994-09-25; CD5; Warner (Japan) WM-X WPCR-88] |
The plan was to put 7 b-side tracks from the Brutal Youth singles on 1 CD and issue it to coincide with a tour of Japan, but it was never released. |
R38
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Malice And Magic
[1994-09-__; CD; WEA PCS-141 (Japan tour promo)] |
R39
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The Very Best Of Elvis Costello And The Attractions 1977-1986
[1994-10-04; CD; Demon DPAM13 (UK)] |
R--
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Going Underground
[1994-10-17; CD; Castle Music CTV123 (UK)] |
R40
|
Sulky Girl CD single
[1994-10-__; CD5; Warner 936241593 2 (Australia)] |
R41
|
London's Brilliant Parade CD single (part 1)
[1994-11-14; CD5; Warner W0270CD1 (UK, part 1 of 2xCD5 set. Digipak cover contains space for 2nd CD)] |
Reached #48 in UK charts. |
R42
|
London's Brilliant Parade CD single (part 2)
[1994-11-14; CD5; Warner W0270CD2 (UK, part 2 of 2xCD5 set, yellow CD in slip case or red CD in jewel case)] |
R43
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London's Brilliant Parade 12" single
[1994-11-14; 12"; Warner W0270T (UK)] |
R44
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London's Brilliant Parade cassette single
[1994-11-14; MC; Warner W0270C/5439-17992-4 (UK)] |
R45
|
The Unplugged Collection Volume One
[1994-12-06; CD; Warner 9362-45774-2] |
Produced by Biff Dawes. Recorded in Los Angeles, 1991-06-03. |
R46
|
Sulky Girl cassette single
[1994-__-__; MC; Warner 5439181434 (Australia)] |
R47
|
New Frontiers
[1994-__-__; CD; WEA 9548-31952-2 (France)] |
R48
|
Sounds Of The Seventies
[1994-__-__; 2xCD; Global Television RADCD01] |
R49
|
They Can't Take That Away From Me CD single
[1994-__-__; CD5; Columbia 660831-1 (Europe, pic. card sleeve, made in Austria)] |
R50
|
My PoMo Valentine (Hits Post Modern Syndrome)
[19__-__-__; CD; Hits HT019 (USA)] |
R51
|
Heck On Wheels: Volume 4
[1994-__-__; CD; Warner PRO-CD-6807 (US promo for 'In-store play')] |
R52
|
New Country
[1994-12-__; CD; NC1294D (USA)] |
"Exclusive CD only available from New Country magazine". |
R53
|
A&M Records Convention Relief
[1994-__-__; CD] |
R54
|
Discoveries 8
[19__-__-__; CD; Bassin Distribution DIDX023200 (US promo sampler)] |
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