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CD - Elton John Greatest hits 1970-2002
ELTON JOHN Greatest Hits 1970-2002 (2CD)
Utgitt: 2002 Leverandør: Mercury/Universal Sjanger: Rock Format: CD Best.nr.: 9865708
DISK 1 01: Your Song 02: Tiny Dancer 03: Honky Cat 04: Rocket Man (I Think It´s Going To Be A Long Long Time) 05: Crocodile Rock 06: Daniel 07: Saturday Night´s Alright For Fighting 08: Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 09: Candle In The Wind 10: Bennie And The Jets 11: Don´t Let The Sun Go Down On Me 12: The Bitch Is Back 13: Philadelphia Freedom 14: Someone Saved My Life Tonight 15: Island Girl 16: Don´t Go Breaking My Heart - With Kiki Dee 17: Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word
DISK 2 01: Blue Eyes 02: I´m Still Standing 03: I Guess That´s Why They Call It The Blues 04: Sad Songs (Say So Much) 05: Nikita 06: Sacrifice 07: The One 08: Kiss The Bride 09: Can You Feel The Love Tonight 10: Circle Of Life 11: Believe 12: Made In England 13: Something About The Way You Look Tonight 14: Written In The Stars - With Leann Rimes 15: I Want Love 16: This Train Don´t Stop There Anymore 17: Are You Ready For Love
OMTALE Recorded between 1970 & 2002. Includes liner notes by Paul Gambaccini. All tracks have been digitally remastered. German digitally remastered version features five bonus tracks. Here you go, Elton fans--a definitive two-disc collection of some of the bespectacled one's most beloved tunes. The full gamut of Elton John's stellar career is covered here. The archetypal singer-songwriter introspection of Your Song kicks things off, giving way in short order to the more glam pop moments of Honky Cat and Saturday Night's All Right For Fighting. The Roy Orbison-like ballad Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me and the moving, mournful Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word represent the sadder side of the usually sunny popster. The second disc digs into Elton's later work, coming up with such gems as the surprisingly rocking I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That and the Beatleseque I Want Love, the latter proving that the 21st century found Elton still standing, in artistic terms.Relaterte artikler:
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