The Elton John Band - Candle in The Wind (only vocals)
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Happy Birthday Nigel Olssonby erikaaugustoej9,672 views- 3:58
Elton John - Candle in the windby osperyh8,635 views
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Candle In The Wind - Vocal Trackby carpetbagg3,023 views
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Elton John LIVE 12.11.1970 - 60 Years Onby EJinthe70s43,781 views
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Elton John 17.11.1970 LIVE 01 - Take me to the pilotby EJinthe70s17,717 views
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Bennie & The Jets - Vocal and Drum Trackby carpetbagg8,010 views
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RIP, Guy Babylon! (The Elton John Band)by MissEltonJohn3,589 views
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Get Back - The Elton John Bandby rickymolina2,696 views
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Elton John - Bad Side Of The Moon LIVEby EJinthe70s14,817 views
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Funeral for a Friend / Love Lies Bleedingby kjtatge26,988 views
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Elton John-1973 sessions at the Chateau-Danny Baileyby groovycleaner12,781 views
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Grey Seal - Vocal Trackby carpetbagg4,832 views
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Elton John RARE Grimbsy Solo Piano Vocalby alt196215,355 views
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This Song Has Not Title - Vocal Trackby carpetbagg1,661 views
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Blueberry Hill - Elton Johnby RonnieFriend164,424 views
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Nigel Olsson & Elton John - In Good Timeby RonnieFriend3,281 views
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Davey Johnstone and Magna Carta - Elisabethan - 1971 22 02by contatorobson10,265 views
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Mr Frantic - Bluesology feat. Reg Dwight (Elton John)by RonnieFriend4,975 views
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Elton John - The Greatest Discovery ('70 LIVE at BBC studiosby rockermad157,846 views
Beautiful, simply heavenly...
WildAngelJoy 10 months ago
Yes elton john was a band. m an, beautiful
frankfripp 10 months ago
awesome clip, thanks.
frankfripp 10 months ago
OMG!The great Davey,the beloved Dee(we miss you) and the angel's voice of Nigel!Fantastic!!!
VerainRio 1 year ago 2
Miss you Dee.
rutleronn 2 years ago 2
Agreed, Nigel, Dee & Davey were just awesome together - organic, emotive and tight. Gotta say tho, Nigel's rich highs really made EJ's backing vocal harmonies great!
RIP-Dee Murray, you were a genius.
flipgyore 2 years ago
GREAT POST - shows what was taken for granted: Dee, Davey and Nigel were a tight vocal section - the best! Their harmonies were as integral to Elton's sound as his piano. The late Gus Dudgeon's production wrapped it all up into the perfection it was. Best part was that they could duplicate these perfect harmonies live - this wasn't a studio "trick." Wish I could hear the entire background mix of this song as it's a perfect example of how tight the band's harmonies were. Again, great post!
intrepidsinger 2 years ago 2