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Stardigio Program スターデジオ チャンネル:４５０ 洋楽アーティスト特集 放送日：２０１９/０９/０９～２０１９/０９/１５ ｢番組案内 （８時間サイクル）｣ 開始時間：4：00～/12：00～/20：00～ 楽曲タイトル 演奏者名 ■ELVIS COSTELLO 特集 (1) WELCOME TO THE WORKING WEEK ELVIS COSTELLO LESS THAN ZERO ELVIS COSTELLO ALISON ELVIS COSTELLO (THE ANGELS WANNA WEAR MY) RED SHOES ELVIS COSTELLO WATCHING THE DETECTIVES ELVIS COSTELLO NO ACTION Elvis Costello & The Attractions THIS YEAR'S GIRL Elvis Costello & The Attractions PUMP IT UP Elvis Costello & The Attractions (I DON'T WANT TO GO TO) CHELSEA Elvis Costello & The Attractions RADIO, RADIO Elvis Costello & The Attractions ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN Elvis Costello & The Attractions OLIVER'S ARMY Elvis Costello & The Attractions GREEN SHIRT Elvis Costello & The Attractions (WHAT'S SO FUNNY 'BOUT)PEACE,LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING? Elvis Costello & The Attractions LOVE FOR TENDER Elvis Costello & The Attractions OPPORTUNITY Elvis Costello & The Attractions KING HORSE Elvis Costello & The Attractions I CAN'T STAND UP FOR FALLING DOWN Elvis Costello & The Attractions NEW AMSTERDAM Elvis Costello & The Attractions HIGH FIDELITY Elvis Costello & The Attractions TEMPTATION Elvis Costello & The Attractions ■ELVIS COSTELLO 特集 (2) Clubland Elvis Costello & The Attractions From A Whisper To A Scream Elvis Costello & The Attractions Watch Your Step Elvis Costello & The Attractions Fish'n' Chip Paper Elvis Costello & The Attractions Good Year For The Roses Elvis Costello & The Attractions Sweet Dreams Elvis Costello & The Attractions Why Don't You Love Me(Like You Used To Do) Elvis Costello & The Attractions I'm Your Toy Elvis Costello & The Attractions Beyond Belief Elvis Costello & The Attractions Almost Blue Elvis Costello & The Attractions You Little Fool Elvis Costello & The Attractions Man Out Of Time Elvis Costello & The Attractions From Head To Toe Elvis Costello & The Attractions Pills And Soap Elvis Costello & The Attractions Everyday I Write The Book Elvis Costello & The Attractions Let Them All Talk Elvis Costello & The Attractions Shipbuilding Elvis Costello & The Attractions The Invisible Man Elvis Costello & The Attractions ■ELVIS COSTELLO 特集 (3) The Only Flame In Town Elvis Costello & The Attractions with Daryl Hall Home Truth Elvis Costello & The Attractions Love Field Elvis Costello & The Attractions I Wanna Be Loved Elvis Costello & The Attractions The Comedians Elvis Costello & The Attractions Peace In Our Time Elvis Costello & The Attractions BRILLIANT MISTAKE ELVIS COSTELLO LOVABLE ELVIS COSTELLO DON'T LET ME BE MISUNDERSTOOD ELVIS COSTELLO JACK OF ALL PARADES ELVIS COSTELLO AMERICAN WITHOUT TEARS ELVIS COSTELLO I Hope You're Happy Now Elvis Costello & The Attractions Blue Chair Elvis Costello & The Attractions Tokyo Storm Warning Elvis Costello & The Attractions Next Time Round Elvis Costello & The Attractions ■ELVIS COSTELLO 特集 (4) ...THIS TOWN... ELVIS COSTELLO DEEP DARK TRUTHFUL MIRROR ELVIS COSTELLO VERONICA ELVIS COSTELLO TRAMP THE DIRT DOWN ELVIS COSTELLO PADS, PAWS AND CLAWS ELVIS COSTELLO BABY PLAYS AROUND ELVIS COSTELLO THE OTHER SIDE OF SUMMER [もうひとつの夏] ELVIS COSTELLO ALL GROWN UP ELVIS COSTELLO SO LIKE CANDY ELVIS COSTELLO GEORGIE AND HER RIVAL ELVIS COSTELLO COULDN'T CALL IT UNEXPECTED NO.4 ELVIS COSTELLO TAKING MY LIFE IN YOUR HANDS Elvis Costello & The Brodsky Quartet I ALMOST HAD A WEAKNESS Elvis Costello & The Brodsky Quartet JACKSONS, MONK AND ROWE Elvis Costello & The Brodsky Quartet THE BIRDS WILL STILL BE SINGING Elvis Costello & The Brodsky Quartet ■ELVIS COSTELLO 特集 (5) PONY ST. ELVIS COSTELLO KINDER MURDER ELVIS COSTELLO 13 STEPS LEAD DOWN ELVIS COSTELLO YOU TRIPPED AT EVERY STEP ELVIS COSTELLO SULKY GIRL ELVIS COSTELLO LONDON'S BRILLIANT PARADE ELVIS COSTELLO [ロンドンのブリリアントパレード] I Threw It All Away ELVIS COSTELLO Please Stay ELVIS COSTELLO Days ELVIS COSTELLO IT'S TIME Elvis Costello & The Attractions THE OTHER END OF THE TELESCOPE Elvis Costello & The Attractions SHALLOW GRAVE Elvis Costello & The Attractions ALL THIS USELESS BEAUTY Elvis Costello & The Attractions YOU BOWED DOWN Elvis Costello & The Attractions ■ELVIS COSTELLO 特集 (6) IN THE DARKEST PLACE ELVIS COSTELLO with BURT BACHARACH TOLEDO ELVIS COSTELLO with BURT BACHARACH THIS HOUSE IS EMPTY NOW ELVIS COSTELLO with BURT BACHARACH GOD GIVE ME STRENGTH ELVIS COSTELLO with BURT BACHARACH LONG JOURNEY HOME (ANTHEM) The Chieftains with Elvis Costello & Anuna She ～映画「ノッティングヒルの恋人」より～ ELVIS COSTELLO I'LL NEVER FALL IN LOVE AGAIN (恋よさようなら) Burt Bacharach & Elvis Costello ～映画「オースティン・パワーズ：デラックス」より～ YOU STOLE MY BELL ～映画「天使のくれた時間」より～ ELVIS COSTELLO For The Stars ANNE SOFIE VON OTTER meets ELVIS COSTELLO 45 ELVIS COSTELLO tear off your own head ELVIS COSTELLO tart ELVIS COSTELLO episode of blonde ELVIS COSTELLO STILL ELVIS COSTELLO YOU LEFT ME IN THE DARK ELVIS COSTELLO ■ELVIS COSTELLO 特集 (7) MONKEY TO MAN Elvis Costello & The Imposters EITHER SIDE OF THE SAME TOWN Elvis Costello & The Imposters BEDLAM Elvis Costello & The Imposters THE SCARLET TIDE Elvis Costello & The Imposters LET'S MISBEHAVE ELVIS COSTELLO Matter Of Time LOS LOBOS feat. Elvis Costello Tears, Tears And More Tears Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint The Sharpest Thorn Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint Beautiful ELVIS COSTELLO NO HIDING PLACE Elvis Costello & The Imposters GO AWAY Elvis Costello & The Imposters AMERICAN GANGSTER TIME Elvis Costello & The Imposters COMPLICATED SHADOWS ELVIS COSTELLO SULPHUR TO SUGARCANE ELVIS COSTELLO FEMME FATALE [宿命の女] ELVIS COSTELLO ■ELVIS COSTELLO 特集 (8) NATIONAL RANSOM ELVIS COSTELLO JIMMIE STANDING IN THE RAIN ELVIS COSTELLO A SLOW DRAG WITH JOSEPHINE ELVIS COSTELLO I HOPE ELVIS COSTELLO SPARKLING DAY ELVIS COSTELLO I WANT YOU [Live] Elvis Costello & The Imposters WALK US UPTOWN ELVIS COSTELLO and THE ROOTS You Shouldn't Look At Me That Way Elvis Costello & The Imposters Under Lime Elvis Costello & The Imposters Don't Look Now Elvis Costello & The Imposters Burnt Sugar Is So Bitter Elvis Costello & The Imposters Photographs Can Lie Elvis Costello & The Imposters Unwanted Number Elvis Costello & The Imposters Suspect My Tears Elvis Costello & The Imposters *著作権法上、番組の録音は個人的に楽しむ場合を除き禁じられています。.
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