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|title = Swim To Me (unreleased cover) |performer = This song is '''unreleased''' by Elvis Costello, but he has performed it in three concert appearances

|title = One After 909 (unreleased cover) |only = [[Concert 1995-03-23 London|March 23, 1995, London, England]]

|title = Waterloo Sunset (unreleased cover) ...m}}- [[Composers Ensemble]] <small>([[Concert 1995-06-25 London (1st show)|1995-06-25]])</small><br> {{m}}- [[Robyn Hitchcock]], [[Glenn Tilbrook]] & other

|title = Lesson In Cruelty (unreleased song) |first = [[Concert 1995-06-25 London|June 25, 1995, London, England]]

|title = Your Molecular Structure (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

...rt 1995-06-23 London|1995-06-23]] in London, [[Concert 1995-07-02 Roskilde|1995-07-02]] in Roskilde, and [[Concert 1997-02-12 New York|1997-02-12]] in New [[Category:Unreleased covers]]

|title = I Shall Be Released (unreleased cover) ..., [[Elvis Costello]] & [[Rita Coolidge]] <small>([[Concert 1995-05-01 Rome|1995]])</small> <br> [[Bob Dylan]], [[Elvis Costello]], & [[Amos Lee]] <small>([

|title = Mr Spaceman (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = Whole Wide World (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

:*[[The Rolling Stones]], on ''Stripped'', 1995 [[Category:Unreleased covers]]

|title = The First Cut Is The Deepest (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = The Thrill Is Gone (unreleased cover) |only = [[Concert 1995-07-01 London|July 1, 1995, London, England]]

|title = Hopelessly Devoted To You (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = King Midas In Reverse (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = Cecilia (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = I Found Out (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = Black Dog (unreleased cover) | source = [[Kojak Variety]] liner notes, 1995

|title = Glad To Be Unhappy (unreleased cover) |only = [[Concert 1995-07-01 London|July 1, 1995, London, England]]

|title = Image Of Me (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = Raglan Road (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = Tired Of Waiting For You (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = Hang On To A Dream (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = Somebody's Back In Town (unreleased cover) |background = <!-- This song is '''unreleased''' by Elvis Costello, but he has performed it in concert on two occasions.<

|title = Purple Rain (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = American Girl (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = Wild Thing (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|title = Need Your Love So Bad (unreleased cover) {{thumb: Unreleased cover}}

|background = This song is unreleased by Elvis Costello, but his demo version is available unofficially. |collections = Georgie Fame: At His Best, 1995<br>Funny How Time Slips Away: The Pye Anthology, 2001

This song is '''unreleased''' by Elvis Costello, but he performed it as a duet with [[Lou Reed]] on an * Kirsty MacColl & Evan Dando, on '''Galore''', 1995

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This song is unreleased by Elvis Costello, but he performed it in concert [[Concert 1978-05-21 Tuls * The The, on Hanky Panky, 1995

This song is '''unreleased''' by Elvis Costello, but he performed it in honor of guest [[Smokey Robins * [[Massive Attack]], on '''Batman Forever''' soundtrack, 1995

This song is '''unreleased''' by Elvis Costello, but he performed it in honor of guest (and Elvis Pres * [[Tom Petty]] & The Heartbreakers, on '''Playback''', 1995

<noinclude>{{Covers templates|Blood & Chocolate|I Hope You're Happy Now}}</noinclude> |info = recorded for unreleased Costello tribute

...ntains the best reason for this reissue to exist. There's a sequence of 10 covers Costello wanted George Jones to consider recording, but rather than send hi

|title = Tempted (unreleased cover) |background = This song is unreleased by Elvis Costello, but he co-produced and sang on the 1981 [[Squeeze: Tempt

<noinclude>{{Covers templates|Armed Forces|Accidents Will Happen}}</noinclude> |info = snippet during radio interview, 1995-06-11, WHFS-FM, Rockville, MD

This song is '''unreleased''' by Elvis Costello, but he performed it in honor of guest [[Tony Bennett] * [[Willie Nelson]], on '''Just One Love''', 1995

*[[Hamilton Spectator, May 25, 1995|1995 May 25]][http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/guelphmercury/doc/269769190.html {{t}} ...vis crams in 30 songs. And there are nine extra tracks on Trust, including unreleased gems such as Sad About Girls (which he performed live at the Coliseum in 19

|release_info = February 28, 1995 |collections = [[Goodbye Cruel World (Rykodisc/Demon reissue)]], 1995<br>[[Goodbye Cruel World (Rhino/Edsel reissue)]], 2004

...e sides (two of which dated from the ''King Of America'' sessions) and one unreleased track, plus a bonus disc consisting of an interview about his career for '' ...her alternate takes alongside an odd sequence of acoustic demos of country covers, three of which he'd record again one day.

...e generously gathered stray tracks. A quick search online reveals tons of covers recorded over the decades yet to see Costello's "canonical blessing"; I hop 3) I ignored Costello's unfortunate tendency toward "medley covers";

<noinclude>{{Covers templates|Taking Liberties|Girls Talk}}</noinclude> |info = ''[[Neem Je Tijd - 16 Covers]]'' {{va}}

...ve been overt (his 1981 country covers collection ''[[Almost Blue]]'', its 1995 grab-bag sequel ''[[Kojak Variety]]'') or intimately textured (the rustic b ...ight at midnight.”) Along with the syncopated “[[Five Small Words]],” such unreleased gems were proof that this back-porch setting is bringing out the best in th

...traditional country. The band ventured to Nashville to record a clutch of covers with countrypolitan producer Billy Sherill, and the result still sounds as ...o’s good taste. The bonus disc sticks with the concept, surveying the many covers he released on B-sides and tribute albums during the 1990s, including a fas

...onths later, TRUST was followed up by ALMOST BLUE, a collection of country covers recorded in Nashville with legendary producer Billy Sherrill. Though it con ...d that year was the U.K. compilation OUT OF OUR IDIOT -- which compiled 21 unreleased and non-album tracks. He scored the soundtrack to the Irish film "The Couri

<noinclude>{{Covers templates|This Year's Model|Pump It Up}}</noinclude> |info = ''[[Never Mind The Originals, Here's The Covers]]'' {{va}}

<noinclude>{{Covers templates|My Aim Is True|Alison}}</noinclude> |year = 1995

...h the Confederates which gave us ''King Of America'' tracks and some nifty covers, some which later made it to ''Kojak Variety''. ...("Forgive Her Anything"), the newly reworked "Deportee" and two first-time covers (The Hollies' "King Midas In Reverse" and The Psychedelic Furs' "Pretty In

...Flame Burns Blue]]''" (2006) and the mini album "''[[Deep Dead Blue]]''" (1995). ...he "Attractions Sound". In the US, Columbia decided to round up all of the unreleased or rare Elvis tracks (including songs removed from the US versions of "This

It contains two Rusty originals and covers of songs by Nick Lowe, Jim Ford, and Neil Young. [[Steve Nieve]], [[Pete Th ...versions and outtakes, demos, and a slew of live recordings – including 23 unreleased live tracks taken from three especially riotous concerts."

...y!!''. It's all compromised. None of it works. ''"Everybody's hiding under covers,"'' Costello wails as he looks to wipe the slate clean on the under-eulogis ...ust 26, the sentiment of these songs now drew Costello in deeper. Two Gram covers made it onto ''Almost Blue''. The first, "I'm Your Toy" (aka "Hot Burrito #