Coulton himself was on later, pic-n'mixing his own back catalogue with some great covers.
Flaubert might also have argued against spoiling the effect of such a deliciously incriminating catalogue with the clutter of elaboration.
The talks are complicated as Michael Jackson now co-owns the Beatles' song catalogue with Sony/ATVMusic publishing.
No one was going to leap onstage as the former interspersed their back catalogue with political sloganeering.
I read the catalogue with trepidation, anxious at the thought of seeing Roger's life reduced to a data-set.
Leonard had a breakout, with "Glitz" (1985), and it led many of us to raid the back catalogue with glee.
Joules is at the forefront of the "catazine" trend, where companies combine their catalogue with articles that reinforce the image – in its case, chic country living.
The promotional poster for Pink Floyd's back catalogue, with various Pink Floyd album covers painted on the backs of a row of women, is a silly joke really.
As veteran rockers from the golden age go, he's a youthful 60, trimly bearded, charming, anecdotal and funny, and sings lines from his back catalogue with little encouragement.
Soderbergh now ends his cinema catalogue with a neat tie-up, in that his career is bracketed by two tightly controlled miniatures for four players.
Last year Abercrombie & Fitch's Santa Claus was pictured in the store's catalogue with a shotgun in his lap and surrounded by a cartwheel of skins.
