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1995
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One And Only: 25 Years Of Radio One - various artists
Pump It Up (BBC version) (3:08) - EC+A
[1995-__-__; 2xCAS; Band Of Joy (Strange Fruit) ISBOJMC 25]
[1993-06-22; 2xCD; (USA)]
[1996-__-__; 2xCD; Band Of Joy (Strange Fruit) BOJCD 25 (later releases have a different cover)]
The EC track was recorded during his 2nd. session for John Peel (recorded 1978-03-13, broadcast 1978-03-20, produced by Tony Wilson).
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Elvis Costello's Kojak Variety - Elvis Costello
Strange (Screamin' Jay Hawkins) (2:42)
Hidden Charms (Willie Dixon) (3:34)
Remove This Doubt (Holland/Dozier/Holland) (3:55)
I Threw It All Away (Bob Dylan) (3:27)
Leave My Kitten Alone (John/Turner/McDougal) (3:13)
Everybody's Crying Mercy (Mose Allison) (4:08)
I've Been Wrong Before (Randy Newman) (3:04)
Bama Lama Bama Loo (Richard Penniman) (2:47)
Must You Throw Dirt In My Face (Bill Anderson) (3:52)
Pouring Water On A Drowning Man (Baker/McCormick) (3:40)
The Very Thought Of You (Ray Noble) (3:43)
Payday (Jesse Winchester) (3:01)
Please Stay (Bacharach/Hilliard) (4:50)
Running Out Of Fools (Rogers/Ahlert) (3:05)
Days (Ray Davies) (4:54)
Step Inside Love (Lennon/McCartney) (2:45) - only on limited edition CD
Sticks And Stones (Titus Turner) (1:36) - only on limited edition CD
[1995-04-28; CD; Warner 9362-45903-A (US advance promo, simple white cover /w track listing)]
[1995-04-28; MC; Warner 4-445903 (US advance promo)]
[1995-05-09; CD; Warner 9362-45903-2 (A promo box of this CD was issued in the US and contains posters and a 'Kojak' lollipop)]
[1995-05-09; MC; Warner 9362-45903-4 WE49]
[1995-05-09; LP; Warner (limited edition)]
[1995-__-__; CD; Warner WPCR-258 (Japan, includes lyrics)]
[1995-__-__; CD; Warner PROP13/9362-46198-2 (UK & German DJ promo)]
[1995-__-__; CD; Warner 936245903-2 (Australia)]
Produced by EC & Kevin Killen.
Personnel: James Burton (g), Marc Ribot (g), Jim Keltner (dr), Jerry Scheff (b), Larry Knetchtel (kb), Pete Thomas (dr) & EC (g,vc).
200 numbered CDs were made in the US with 2 extra tracks. Half went out randomly into retail, and half were used as promos. (EC received CD #1).
Reached #21 in UK charts, & #102 in the US.
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Oobu Joobu (part 3) - Paul McCartney
The Lovers That Never Were (EC/McCartney) - EC+Paul McCartney
[1995-05-29; CD; Westwood One SHOW# 95-24 (US radio promo)]
This is Paul McCartney's Westwood One US radio show.
This track is part demo & part official release with Paul talking about working with EC)
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Remove This Doubt promo - Elvis Costello
Remove This Doubt (Holland/Dozier/Holland)
[1995-__-__; CD5; Warner Music Spain PRO 2076 (Spanish promo)]
This was thought to be a German promo because they were made in Germany.
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The Awards 1995 - various artists
Sulky Girl (album version) - EC
[1995-__-__;2xCD; Columbia MOOD CD 39]
[1995-__-__; MC; Columbia MOOD C39]
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King Of America (Rykodisc/Demon reissue) - The Costello Show
Disc 1: King Of America - The Costello Show
Brilliant Mistake (3:44)
Lovable (EC/O'Riordan) (2:53)
Our Little Angel (4:06)
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (Benjamin/Marcus/Caldwell) (3:18)
Glitter Gulch (3:14)
Indoor Fireworks (4:10)
Little Palaces (3:52)
I'll Wear It Proudly (4:22)
American Without Tears (4:30)
Eisenhower Blues (J.B. Lenoir) (3:43)
Poisoned Rose (4:09)
The Big Light (2:34)
Jack Of All Parades (5:17)
Suit Of Lights (4:03)
Sleep Of The Just (3:48)
The People's Limousine (Henry & Howard Coward) (3:39)
They'll Never Take Her Love From Me (Leon Payne) (3:01)
Suffering Face (3:08)
Shoes Without Heels (4:19)
King Of Confidence (2:46)
Disc 2: Live On Broadway, 1986 - EC+The Confederates
That's How You Got Killed Before (live; Broadway) (Dave Bartholomew) (2:41)
The Big Light (live; Broadway) (2:51)
It Tears Me Up (live; Broadway) (Penn/Oldham) (3:25)
The Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line (live; Broadway) (Ivy J. Bryant) (2:38)
Your Mind Is On Vacation / Your Funeral My Trial (live; Broadway) (Mose Allison / Sonny Boy Williamson) (5:14)
That's How You Got Killed Before - reprise (live; Broadway) (Dave Bartholomew) (7:08)
[1995-06-28; 2xCD; Demon DPAM11 (UK)]
[1995-06-28; 2xLP; Demon DPAM LP11 (UK)]
[1995-06-28; MC; Demon DPAM CASS11 (UK)]
[1995-07-06; 2xCD; Rykodisc (USA)]
[1995-07-06; 2xLP; Rykodisc (USA)]
[1995-07-06; MC; Rykodisc (USA)]
[1995-08-__; CD; Demon (UK)]
[1995-08-__; LP; Demon (UK)]
[1995-08-__; MC; Demon (UK)]
[1997-07-22; CD; Rykodisc (US, gold disc)]
[1995-08-08; CD; Rykodisc (USA)]
[1995-08-08; LP; Rykodisc (USA)]
[1995-08-08; MC; Rykodisc (USA)]
[1997-07-22; CD; Rykodisc (US, gold disc)]
[1995-__-__; 2xCD; Demon/MSI MSIEC 11 (Japan, 2CD, Extended play tracks + live CD)]
Initial copies (15,000) contain an extra CD/LP/CAS of live tracks from 1986 NYC Broadway shows. After initial stocks ran out it was replaced by a single CD/LP/CAS version with just the extended play tracks.
The initial releases of the cassette version has the original album on side 1 and the bonus and live tracks on side 2.
The gold disc version sounds a little better than the normal re-release but otherwise is identical (including the minor faults in "Poisoned Rose", "I'll Wear It Proudly" and "Jack Of All Parades". And even the band of silence after "Sleep Of The Just" is still missing).
This release was first available at the London Meltdown festival (27-Jun-95) before its official release date of 25-July.
The 2xCD version was also packaged together with the 2xCD version of Blood & Chocolate (re-release) as a special limited edition promo 4xCD pack.
The Confederates are: James Burton - lead guitar; Jerry Scheff - bass; Jim Keltner - drums; Michell Froom - keyboards; T-Bone Wolk - accordion, vocals; Michael Blair - marimbas, vibraphone, percussion; T-Bone Burnett - rhythm guitar; Ralph Carney - saxophone
Reached #71 in UK charts.
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Deep Dead Blue: Live 25 June 95 - EC + Bill Frisell
Weird Nightmare (live; Meltdown) (Charles Mingus) (3:35)
Love Field (live; Meltdown) (3:25)
Shamed Into Love (live; Meltdown) (EC/Ruben Blades) (4:26)
Gigi (live; Meltdown) (Lerner/Loewe) (4:17)
Poor Napoleon (live; Meltdown) (4:05)
Baby Plays Around (live; Meltdown) (EC/O'Riordan) (3:09)
Deep Dead Blue (live; Meltdown) (EC/Frisell) (3:51)
[1995-08-14; CD; Warner/Nonesuch 9362-46073-2 (UK & Germany)]
[1995-08-14; LP; Warner/Nonesuch (UK)]
[1995-__-__; CD; Warner/Nonesuch PRCD 6384 (US promo, comes in a plain brown cardboard sleeve with the front centre removed to allow the picture CD to show through)]
[1995-10-10; CD; Warner/Nonesuch WPCR-427 (Japan, includes lyrics)]
Limited edition release, recorded live at the Meltdown Festival, Queen Elizabeth Hall RFH2, London. This CD was also released as part of a 5 CD promo bos set by Nonesuch. The other CDs were by The Kronos Quartet, Steve Reich, John Adams & George Gershwin.
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Tom Thumb - narration by John Cleese, music by EC
[1995-__-__; VHS; Rabbit Ears 7 4041 72016 3 7 (USA)]
[1995-__-__; CD; Rabbit Ears 7 4041 72016 2 0 (USA)]
This children's video in the series "We All Have Tales" is approx. 30 mins. long, and contains original background orchestral music by EC. It was first broadcast on Rabbit Ears Radio (4-Jun-95), but due to financial troubles was never actually released. EC was said to be looking into buying up the rights.
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Rock Over London - various artists
Poor Napoleon (live; Meltdown)
[1995-09-__; CD; (UK radio promo /w cue sheet)]
For broadcast between 8th & 14th Sep. Disc include commerials.
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Oobu Joobu (part 17) - Paul McCartney
God Only Knows (live; London) (excerpt) (Wilson/Asher) - EC+Brodsky Quartet
One After 909 (live; London) (excerpt) (Lennon/McCartney) - EC+Paul McCartney
[1995-09-14; CD; Westwood One SHOW# 95-38 (US radio promo)]
This is Paul McCartney's Westwood One US radio show. Both tracks are from the Royal College of Music gala, 23-Mar-95.
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Jake's Progress soundtrack - Elvis Costello & Richard Harvey
Jake's Progress Opening Sequence (EC/Harvey) (4:10)
Map Of Africa (EC/Harvey) (1:59)
Julie's Pregnant Pause (EC/Harvey) (2:34)
Monica's Fortune Telling (EC/Harvey) (3:25)
'Cisco Kid (EC/Harvey) (2:46)
Graveyard Waltz (EC/Harvey) (1:50)
Housewarming (EC/Harvey) (2:13)
Moving In (EC/Harvey) (2:23)
Howling At The Moon (EC/Harvey) (2:18)
Unhappy Home Service (EC/Harvey) (2:19)
Ursine Variations (EC/Harvey) (3:40)
Mrs. Rampton Reminisces (EC/Harvey) (2:04)
A Friend In Need (EC/Harvey) (2:13)
Death Of Alex/Closing Titles (EC/Harvey) (3:55)
Remembering Alex (EC/Harvey) (2:08)
Leaving Home (EC/Harvey) (1:58)
Eliot's Heartbreak And Flashback (EC/Harvey) (2:53)
Kate's Abuse (EC/Harvey) (2:16)
Grave Dance (EC/Harvey) (2:32)
Banquo (EC/Harvey) (4:12)
Fall From Grace (EC/Harvey) (5:13)
Play With Me, Mummy (EC/Harvey) (4:50)
[1995-11-06; CD; Demon Soundtracks DSCD 14 (UK only)]
[19__-__-__; CD; Demon Soundtracks DSCD 14/MSIF 3371 (Japan)]
This is original music from the Channel 4 series Jake's Progress by Alan Bleasdale. Music produced by Richard Harvey & Austin Ince. Orchestrated & conducted by Richard Harvey. Tracks 7 & 10 arranged & performed by Helene Muddiman. On "Grave Dance" EC plays guitar & Pete Thomas drums.
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Drivetime 3 - various artists
Oliver's Army - EC+A
[1995-12-__; CD; Dino Entertainment Records DINCD119 (UK)]
[1995-12-__; MC; Dino Entertainment Records DINMC119 (UK)]
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