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@flobtheblob Last 50 years? I beg, gently, to differ. This goes in the time capsule with most of his recordings. 200 years from now, I want them to consider this.
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I love that he's just casually sitting there.
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@mocus1 Her name is Skaila Kanga :)
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This is a great song but don't forget that The lyrics were written by long-time writing partner Bernie Taupin and the music by Elton. gotta give credit where credit is due........ the lyrics are fabulous......
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A great Paul Buckmaster arrangement and great performance Elton......hey who's the hot chick on the harp?
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This was before he sold out...man what a talent..now just a sad establishment spokesman
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thank you youtube, without you would not be able to find such classics
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@LolasTubular I'm sorry I can only give your comment a "thumbs up" once. If I could do multiples, I would. I am often struck by just how young Paul Buckmaster was when he did these orchestrations. When the Beatles joined EMI, they came under the guidance of George Martin who seemed like a father figure to them. By contrast, Elton was working with people of about his own age.
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@mocus1 who is this nuff fellow?
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YES ELTON JOHN AT HIS BEST I REMEMBER WHEN THIS ALBUM CAME OUT IT WAS AS RADICAL AS SGT PEPPERS. OH PLEASE ELTON MORE OF THIS AND NO MORE CROCODILE ROCK
one of the most brilliant artists of the past 50 years...even today, when his voice should be gone and his talent should have faded, he's still going at it and performing brilliantly (albeit with a slightly changed voice). it's neat to listen to this performance and then watch the one from his 60th birthday.....truly amazing and unique to him alone.
flobtheblob 9 months ago 8
I always liked how Elton used 50 piece orchestras on his recordings during this period. Although he doesn't do it that much now, he definitely had a deep influence of clasical music in a lot of his songs....
groundhog713 10 months ago 7