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:[[Concert 2003-01-17 Anaheim|2003-01-17 Anaheim, CA]] - tribute to [[Elton John]] and music education fundraiser. | :[[Concert 2003-01-17 Anaheim|2003-01-17 Anaheim, CA]] - tribute to [[Elton John]] and music education fundraiser. | ||
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*[[Vanity Fair, November 2004]] | *[[Vanity Fair, November 2004]] | ||
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Elvis Costello's "500 Albums You Need" (Vanity Fair, November, 2000) features four albums by Randy Newman, including Randy Newman (1968) and Trouble In Paradise (1983).
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Songwriter on:
Appeared with Elvis Costello:
- 2003-01-17 Anaheim, CA - tribute to Elton John and music education fundraiser.
Internal links
- Rolling Stone, December 1, 1977
- Vanity Fair, November 2000
- Vanity Fair, November 2004
- Elvis Costello: Artist's Choice
- Radio 1999-03-31 Mystery Train
- Radio 2000-03-10 Mystery Train
- Diana Krall: Artist's Choice
- Liner Notes: My Aim Is True (2001 Rhino / Edsel edition)
