in those days Nicky James and Kirk Duncan were in house composers for DJM of which the songs they wrote were published by Niraki music and kindly allowed Elton John and Bernie Taupin to share the in house studio with them without DJM's official consent it was only when Dick James found out, he asked to here the demo's Elton and Bernie were recording and thought they were worth putting under contract :)
@musiconair You're perfectly right. And we will probably never know how many demos Reg recorded for them.
I'm certain Dick James demanded the previous recordings done under Niraki prior to Reg and Bernie's signing the contract becoming songwriters for Dick James Music.
Whether or not Dick James obtained them all is an open question.
Then there is the recording Reg did for Ray Williams at Liberty Records on his initial interview.
take a listen to nicky james music, he was an unbelievable singer songwriter.
louisjames81 7 months ago
@louisjames81 he wrote a gorgeous song. Truly.
ajpianoman1 7 months ago
my dad nicky james wrote this with elton john, unfortunatly never got the recognition he deserved RIP dad
louisjames81 7 months ago
"Where It's At" is credited to Reg Dwight and Nicky James.
Song published : October 1967.
Too bad "kylebedient" couldn't have provided everyone with this information.
This song was recorded solely as a 'Publisher's Demo' and never intended for commercial release.
richardvollin 8 months ago
I love this "old elton john" stuff. First song ever by him and bernie scarecrow.
jason13204 11 months ago
Also, where can you get these demos?
SaturnTrack 1 year ago
Amazing!
SaturnTrack 1 year ago
in those days Nicky James and Kirk Duncan were in house composers for DJM of which the songs they wrote were published by Niraki music and kindly allowed Elton John and Bernie Taupin to share the in house studio with them without DJM's official consent it was only when Dick James found out, he asked to here the demo's Elton and Bernie were recording and thought they were worth putting under contract :)
musiconair 1 year ago
@musiconair You're perfectly right. And we will probably never know how many demos Reg recorded for them.
I'm certain Dick James demanded the previous recordings done under Niraki prior to Reg and Bernie's signing the contract becoming songwriters for Dick James Music.
Whether or not Dick James obtained them all is an open question.
Then there is the recording Reg did for Ray Williams at Liberty Records on his initial interview.
richardvollin 8 months ago
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musiconair 1 year ago
his voice was really where its at back in these days!
jason13204 1 year ago
This song is great =] it was written by Reg Dwight (Elton John) and Nicky James
paulmccartney1112 2 years ago
Nicky James is my Uncle, who unfortunately passed away two years ago.
adamcorbett1980 2 years ago
Elton, you are amazing.......this song is............ cute. But your voice is, as always MOVING.
I'm a hippy-after-thought- born in the summer of love! When you made this song!
Still lovin you. LOVE, love, love you!
voiceofreason2u 2 years ago
I bet Bernie Taupin didn't write this! Where did you find this?
shrivel1 3 years ago
my uncle wrote it Nicky James
adamcorbett1980 2 years ago
groovy song man!
Psychadelic60sFan 3 years ago
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Psychadelic60sFan 3 years ago
Elton John in the hippie era?..thats really groovy man!
Psychadelic60sFan 3 years ago
sounds an awful lot like the beatles
sivartexperimento 3 years ago
it doesn't sound like beatles, it just sounds like late 60s brit pop.
rillloudmother 2 years ago
LMAO. This one just makes me laugh!
laerwen 4 years ago
Don't worry, I have a feeling he'll get better...
stratman123 4 years ago 2
haha, I like the chorus. :D
freddyesmalo 4 years ago
haha baby elton sweet
itsabirditsaplane00 4 years ago