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The Spokesman Review | Fri, Apr 24
Fri, Apr 24
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Wearing a bright red shirt that matched his piano and a coat emblazoned with “Las Vegas Pirates” on its back and “Captain Elton” on its right sleeve, Elton John rolled through his hits Wednesday and reflected on his time at the Colosseum, ...
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Elton John on the move in Durban
source: Tonight
He has had a multitude of hits, including Rocket Man, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Your Song, Circle of Life, Honky Cat, Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me, ... Sir Elton John South African concert movedSowetan all 3 news articles »
Published Tue, Dec 1
Calgary offers plenty to explore on two feet
source: vancouversun.com
exhibits of musical instruments through the centuries, including the piano that Elton John and Bernie Taupin used to write songs such as Tiny Dancer. ... and more »
Published Fri, Nov 27
Calgary offers plenty to explore on two feet
source: Canada.com
exhibits of musical instruments through the centuries, including the piano that Elton John and Bernie Taupin used to write songs such as Tiny Dancer. ... and more »
Published Fri, Nov 27
source: google.com
Elton John performs "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" at Wrigley Field in Chicago on on July 16th, 2009. vimeo.com
Published Thu, Nov 26
Attention, Mystery Science Theatre fans: Live version of cult classic comes to ...
source: Belleville News-Democrat
in Minneapolis, Mn. He got the idea for the silhouettes from an Elton John album, a row of movie seats in an illustration on "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. ... and more »
Published Sat, Nov 21
source: john Google Group
First album purchased with my own money at age 9-10--Goodbye Yellow Brick Road in 1973. I believe it was $7.77 or $7.99 since it was a double album. Paid scalper prices ($32 for a $16 ticket) to see him at Pine Knob in 1982. Heck, $32 would barely cover a snack at a concert these days.
Published Thu, Sep 17
oldguywithsticks92 reviews Changes / Supernaut by Black Sabbath
source: Rate Your Music
Changes" is a piano ballad by Elton John. Oh wait sorry, this is by Black Sabbath. Yes it is a piano ballad by the metal gods but it is actually a solid one at that. The star of this single though is the B-Side "Supernaut", which has one of the sickest riffs of all time. Stupid Fact; Frank Zappa on...
Published Sat, Aug 22
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