Kojak Variety

Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Songs he wishes he wrote. A mixed bag, both in genre and quality of performance, but Kojak Variety is often convincing. Unsurprisingly, its best moments come on ballads. Costello's take on the Supremes nugget "Remove This Doubt" is as apocalyptic as anything he's laid down since "Riot Act" on 1980's Get Happy!!, and Dylan's "I Threw It All Away" and the Randy Newman obscurity "I've Been Wrong Before" are stunners in the Big El's hands, too. --Rickey Wright

Album Description
With 'Kojak Variety', from 1995, Costello is a crooner, picking forgotten tunes by both minor & major artists (anyone from Screamin' Jay Hawkins to Bob Dylan). Guest musicians include Marc Ribot & Jim Keltner. Warner Brothers.

Music Review:

  1. Lifestyle
  2. Live [Import] [Live]
  3. Live in Montreal, Canada [Live]
  4. Live Seeds (Reis) [Live]
  5. Look What I Almost Stepped in
  6. Lost Tracks
  7. Middle Class Revolt
  8. Monument - The Soundtrack
  9. Morning View
  10. Mummer [Original recording remastered]

Music Review

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Book of Secrets

Frank Graham Stewart: Music Performed by Five Symphony Orchestras

Dvorak: String Quartet No12; String Quartet No14

Music: Trouble in Angel City

Gateway to the Sun [Import]

Farmhouse Blues [Import]

Gipsy Dance

If These Streets Could Talk

Innocent Bystanders [Import]

Gershwin / Fazil Say, New York PO

Grave Disorder

Como una Luz [Import]

El Gato Y Yo

The Album

Dinner & Dance