someone should have shot that fag John Reid back then when they had the chance to dump his ass outside in the fields somewhere. What a fucking useless, leech fag.
@alreltney see him closing his eyes and seeing $....what money on it being him who split up the original band. they were on royalties so earning too much for his liking?
I agree. I was a very young teenager at the time this documentary aired and a die-hard Elton John fanatic. I hated John Reid even then. I think he helped to derail Elton in many ways! Yes, the epitome of the word leech!!!
How did you get this? I remember watching this on American TV in the '70s. Danny Bailey is one of my all-time favorite songs. I remembered EJ miming the keyboard part during the playback!
It's from "Elton John Says Goodbye Norma Jean, and Other Things" a documentary made by Bryan Forbes, I think. Part of it was released with the re-issue, "making of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" CD/DVD a couple of years ago. But the whole thing has not been released. The last I saw it was on midnight TV in the late 70's. Wish they'd release it.
great video - that assembly of musicians was Elton's best band and this film documents and captures them at the absolute pinnacle of their brilliance - RIP Dee you are sorely missed
interesting to hear a mix before the backing vocals went on it!
77edster 9 months ago
someone should have shot that fag John Reid back then when they had the chance to dump his ass outside in the fields somewhere. What a fucking useless, leech fag.
alreltney 10 months ago
@alreltney see him closing his eyes and seeing $....what money on it being him who split up the original band. they were on royalties so earning too much for his liking?
77edster 9 months ago
@77edster Just look what he did to Ray Williams. EJ is a self centered piece of shit with a severe personality disorder without question.
alreltney 9 months ago
@alreltney
I agree. I was a very young teenager at the time this documentary aired and a die-hard Elton John fanatic. I hated John Reid even then. I think he helped to derail Elton in many ways! Yes, the epitome of the word leech!!!
Animal420House 2 months ago
Where did you take this video?
merlok1995 10 months ago
Dig the Zappa poster seen at 0:17.
ruleta74835 1 year ago
all this was on elton's "goodbye yellow brick road " cd........ elton is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!
salamonetalton 1 year ago
I love the bass on the piano in this song. Not just the songwriting but the actual piano that was used for the recording.
PianoShapedObject 2 years ago
Where can i find the Caribou or The Captain Fantastic sessions at Caribou ranch?
MyRickyz 2 years ago
The only thing missing is synthesisers (strings) - they would later be added in the UK I believe.
chenlung1 2 years ago
amazing song, thanks for this video. You could really feel and see Elton's talent with this song
profilercms 2 years ago
oh,my ,il love this video
ranchoboyeros 2 years ago
I love Elton... this is great!!
ladysamantha2007 3 years ago 5
I used to see it on channel 5 WNEW from NYC in 1976- 1977. I have 2 different versions of this. Send me a private message if you want a copy.
groovycleaner 3 years ago
pls send me an electronic copy if you don't mind
9elephant 2 years ago
@groovycleaner Is this the documentary that Brian Forbes did? Elton John says Goodbye to Norma Jean and Other Things.
Geoff612 1 year ago
How did you get this? I remember watching this on American TV in the '70s. Danny Bailey is one of my all-time favorite songs. I remembered EJ miming the keyboard part during the playback!
drggoodman 3 years ago
Also a way to hear the song without the strings and stuff.
chenlung1 3 years ago
It's from "Elton John Says Goodbye Norma Jean, and Other Things" a documentary made by Bryan Forbes, I think. Part of it was released with the re-issue, "making of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" CD/DVD a couple of years ago. But the whole thing has not been released. The last I saw it was on midnight TV in the late 70's. Wish they'd release it.
stuntkrug 3 years ago
The American version was a few minutes longer, but they were both short enough that they'd fit on one DVD. That's how it should be released.
ArnoldGallagher 2 years ago
I misheard "Bugged" there.
thespermdonor 3 years ago
I love this!
1947ej 3 years ago
I wish they would out this documentary on dvd. That would be a great thing to have
1947ej 3 years ago
great video - that assembly of musicians was Elton's best band and this film documents and captures them at the absolute pinnacle of their brilliance - RIP Dee you are sorely missed
michaelp3138 3 years ago 2
@michaelp3138 Yes, Dee truly is missed. One of the very best bass players in music history.
DarkTrojanHorse 1 month ago
Rock and Roll
doctorcatsburger 3 years ago
very rare footage
ejrocks01 3 years ago
awesome
eltonj4ever 3 years ago
very cool
CARFGF15 3 years ago