Reference your merch order link, have ordered Like five shirts and given a couple away. Throwback ness and Just be a good human. I have gotten positive comments all over the world when wearing them. Good quality and comfortable T’s. I am 60 and my youngest 27 year old daughter likes them. Great for all ages. Thumbs up for quality and delivery, I wear 2X and they are sized well.
I prefer studio versions rather than live. In the studio they can achieve a level of perfection that never seems to be replicated live. Unless of course you are listening to Lynard Skynyrd.
"Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting" is, arguably, Elton John's hardest rock song. This live version is a sad version. It's a shame you can't react to the original.
The studio version has kind of a gritty edge to it, which is appropriate for the song, and the way I prefer it. This wasn't bad, but I do like the simplicity of the radio version.
Bad decision more often than not to choose 'live performance' (there are rare exception). With Elton John in particular, Elton's studio recordings of his work in the 70s are masterpieces and Elton lost his multi-million dollar voice by the end of '86 and had to sing nearly all his hits thereafter 'differently' because the voice he had was gone forever. Being a true talent, he adapted & developed another singing voice he could use for new material going forward, but forget about him singing the classic material in a way that would resemble what you know him to be able to do. You still haven't heard Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting… you'll need to hear the recording from the '73 album for that.
I think it's more important that the videos stay up. He can hear the studio versions on his own time. In any case, the studio version of "Candle in the Wind " lacks the necessary energy that the "Live from Australia" version provides.
@@colinvandenberg3446 - I disagree, Elton John's studio recordings very the very best of the era… especially (although not exclusively) when it comes to his vocals. "Candle in the Wind" from GYBR is of much higher quality than the "Live from Australia" version.
This was at the Royal Opera House in 2002, and it was a good performance, but my favorite live performance over the years was from his legendary 1980 concert in Central Park. It was closer in time to the original release of course, and had more of the power and feel of the studio version. It had the added benefit of his outrageous outfits too. The guitarist here, I believe, is Davey Johnstone, who was the original guitarist on many of Elton's earlier albums including Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. He first played with Elton on Madman Across the Water, and became a full-time member of Elton's band starting with Honkey Chateau.
If I could only have one album it would be Goodbye Yellow Brick Road because it covers every mood. I have loved Elton John since I was a kid and I always will.
When I hear this song, I close my eyes and imagine a crazy bar fight. Some drunk dude punches another dude and knocks him into the juke box. Then this song comes on. The fight gets crazier. At the end cops come in and everybody is knocked out cold. Some bodies are on the floor, some on the bar and one dude is half stuck in a trash can. Blood, liquor and broken furniture and glass everywhere.
This is peak Elton - Man he was brilliant when he was on it! Goodbye Yellow Brick Road and Captain Fantastic and the Brown dirt Cowboy should be top 20 albums of all time contenders for most people. This was definitely an event for the audience to rattle their jewellery (john Lennon)
As others have said you should really listen to the studio version. The vocals are sooo much better with a wider range from Elton's voice some 40 or so years earlier than this version. The guitar part is a biting sound of this song but totally drowned out in the background of this live version. Great to see Davey Johnstone on guitar and Nigel Olsen on drums that were there for the great ride in the 70's and missing Dee Murray that passed some years ago.
The original, off of the double album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, is a must-review. It's a multi-tracked Davey Johnstone guitar attack & features the original and best Elton John Band. The rest that came later is just Las Vegas Revue Schlock. The lyrics by Bernie Taupin describe what Saturday nights were like in late 50's Britain's pubs. The piano track was laid down separately while Elton then jumped around his band mates in the studio, screaming out the lyrics, while they played their hearts out and producer Gus Dudgeon preserved went down for posterity, behind the control board.
This album will always be special to me, it was the first album my mom ever gave me, I was only 6 or 7 years old, and I still have it. Another favorite Elton song of mine thats sorta rare is Elderberry Wine
Elton in the 70's was a Tour de Force......His songs were awesome and his sunglasses collection back in the day was second to none. His music was heavier than you would think.
The studio version is so much better. Try doing the lyric videos like I see others doing. They aren't get blocked and you get the studio version. This was ok and was a big live to do, but the original was an awesome hard rock throw down that should be appreciated! Even if you don't react to it, check it out and see what you missed
This a really good live version, but I agree you should definitely listen to the studio version if you haven’t heard it. There are some really cool effects in the headphones with the album version, which was a big deal back then. I would also highly recommend Honky Cat! 👍
I agree about the studio version of this song being better, but please don’t take the advice to use lyric videos. I can read what I want on my own, but I enjoy the reactions to the videos, sometimes as much as to the songs. ♥️✌🏼😎
I saw EJ in concert in 1974, when he was at the height of his "Elton John-ness," and the "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" album was a huge deal at the time. Opened the concert with "Funeral For a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding," dry ice and all. Didn't see him again until 2001, once with Billy Joel & once by himself, then again in 2010. Epic concerts all! Fan for life!
I love Elton, I began going to his concerts in the early 1970's all the way up to his Farewell Tour. I like that you go to live versions of songs, please do that when you cover R.E.M. again. There's nothing in the world like R.E.M. live!!!
Jamel, when it comes to Elton John there is always room for EXCESS! You see it here in this video! He is a fantastic performer on stage! We had the opportunity to see him at the Hollywood Bowl one year and oh what a performance! Never been involved in a bar fight, but you saw how the crowd reacted! I am glad you finally reacted to this song and that you enjoyed it too! ☮💕👍👏
You should have done the studio version. Holy S**t. What a rocker. Funeral For. Friend/Love Lies Bleeding will blow u away. Again, studio. This entire album is phenomenal!
I saw Elton when he toured this album. He came to the UGA Colliseum, one of his encors he brought Greg Allman out and they played, Honky Tonk Women. One of the best concerts I have seen! Elton was great!
The bar fight is exactly what Bernie Taupin was talking about through these lyrics because as he said(these may not be his exact words but they convey the gist of what he said) Saturday nights went out to a bar got drunk with your mates and ended up in a fight. The entire Goodbye Yellow Brick Road album is a classic worth having in your music collection. There are just some albums that are so great as a complete collection that yes there are great songs but no songs will let you down.
I love Elton, seen him quite a few times. This song is always fun but you've got to hear All The Girls Love Alice!!! My favorite Elton song ever. So many to choose from. 🎵🎼🎶
Sounds that I really like all the sounds of a switchblade and a motorbike I’m a juvenile product of the working class who is best friend floats in the bottom of a glass.awesome!!!!
Just went and seen Sir Elton back a few months ago after waiting 2 years and it was Awesome! It was just him and his well seasoned band 😊I loved it and had a Fantastic time! So many hits he has! Keep On Rockin'
For the 2003 Harley Davidson 100th anniversary in Milwaukee Elton played... everyone was like what the hell??, but man he brought the house down with this song
Jamel...i love Elton John..great Preformer !!!! Keep doing...what you are doing there !!! I Truly Enjoy Your Channel & Entertainment !!! God Bless Always !!!
I have been suggesting this song on REACTION channels for over 2 years. So glad to finally see someone do it. For me, I'm not a big fan of Elton John but this song is fantastic. It's really the only song of his I listen to. Thank you, Jamal, for doing a REACTION of it.
I was lucky enough to see Elton John with Billy Joel sometime back. Each did their own set and at the finale the last set was a duet. Elton and Billy closed the show with a 30-minute set! Both artists was simply awesome!
saw both of them years ago at a college stadium in ames Iowa... the dueling pianos tour... we had great seats and watched them perform each others tunes for a while, then they started their own stuff with the other joining in on piano only.... unreal show
You've done most of Sir Elton's greats. The best ones left are "Levon," "Candle in the Wind (Live from Australia)," "Bennie and the Jets," and "Empty Garden."
I ran a dive bar in the roughest 'hood on the west side of Tampa for over 10 years, full moon w/e's could often mean a knock-down-drag-out. It wasn't the beer bottles as much as it was the heavy glass mugs, pool balls, and cue sticks. Most of the time it was about a quarter on the pool table, no doubt many people can relate to that.
My late father, who was a pipefitter-welder, used to play electric bass in local bands to help supplement the income for the family. He told me a story once, about the band playing music in a Lesbian bar. Two of the women got into a knife fight, and one of them got their intestines cut up, and had to be rushed off to the nearby hospital.
Here's an idea that just popped into my head. There is a song on the Good-Bye Yellow Brick Road album called, "Candle In The Wind". The lyrics are an homage to Marilyn Monroe written by Elton John's longtime lyricist Bernie Taupin. The very first line: "Good-bye Norma Jeane..." refers to Marilyn's birth name Norma Jeane Baker. In 1997 Elton and Bernie rewrote the lyrics in honour of Diana, Princess of Wales after she was killed in an automobile accident in Paris. At her funeral, held in Westminster Abbey on 6 Sept 1997, Elton John performed the rewritten "Candle In The Wind 1997" live on international television. Sometimes called "Good-bye England's Rose", it is a beautiful tribute to a beloved friend. A back-to-back reaction or even if you'd do a reaction to each one individually I think you'd like both versions. Tioraidh an-drasta ☮️
Now, you have to back up and listen to "Your Sister Can't Twist (but she can rock and roll)" followed immediately by this song of the Yello Brick Road album. One of the best one two punches ever. BTW, I understand the copyright issues and why live recordings can be easier to get on RUclips but this version has about 1/10th the energy of the studio album version.
One of my favorite songs, from a favorite album growing up. As a “proto-punk” (angry little girl with a chip on her shoulder) this song was a bit of an anthem. Also doesn’t the opening of this live version remind you of Gloria by L. Brannigan?!
‘JUST BE A GOOD HUMAN’ Shirts, Hats, and More👉🏾jamel-aka-jamal-youtube-store.creator-spring.com/
There's also a 'Saturday' song from a group called "Bay City Rollers" that is called "Saturday Night"
Magic de Rainbow
Me encanta Elton John ❤️❤️
@Jamel_AKA_Jamal whenever you have a chance please react to ricardo arjona he is a Guatemalan singer he has a song called el mojado
Reference your merch order link, have ordered Like five shirts and given a couple away. Throwback ness and Just be a good human. I have gotten positive comments all over the world when wearing them. Good quality and comfortable T’s. I am 60 and my youngest 27 year old daughter likes them. Great for all ages. Thumbs up for quality and delivery, I wear 2X and they are sized well.
The entire Yellow Brick Road album is epic.
Keep on the grind.
Desert Island Album.
All killer, no filler. Not a bad track on the album.
That was our term d'art for records of this quality.
This is great but it’s missing that punch of the guitar riff on the album version.
I prefer studio versions rather than live. In the studio they can achieve a level of perfection that never seems to be replicated live. Unless of course you are listening to Lynard Skynyrd.
My thought exactly, I don't like this version
@@douglasschneider6753 Damn Doug I just noticed we have the same last name and the same opinion on this song. Could it be we are long lost relatives?
I honestly didn't even notice the last name 🙂
The studio version is far superior to this. A great song on a great album
"Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting" is, arguably, Elton John's hardest rock song.
This live version is a sad version.
It's a shame you can't react to the original.
The studio version has kind of a gritty edge to it, which is appropriate for the song, and the way I prefer it. This wasn't bad, but I do like the simplicity of the radio version.
I agree, it is a sad version. I turned it off after 30 seconds. The original version, is a great song. But I still gave Jamel a thumbs up.
The Bitch Is Back?
I saw Elton in the 70s when Yellow Brick Road was released and this was his opening song. He came out onstage on stilts!
I know the studio version gets blocked, but listen to it in your spare time because it is a different vibe than this and cranks.
Bad decision more often than not to choose 'live performance' (there are rare exception). With Elton John in particular, Elton's studio recordings of his work in the 70s are masterpieces and Elton lost his multi-million dollar voice by the end of '86 and had to sing nearly all his hits thereafter 'differently' because the voice he had was gone forever. Being a true talent, he adapted & developed another singing voice he could use for new material going forward, but forget about him singing the classic material in a way that would resemble what you know him to be able to do.
You still haven't heard Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting… you'll need to hear the recording from the '73 album for that.
I think it's more important that the videos stay up. He can hear the studio versions on his own time. In any case, the studio version of "Candle in the Wind " lacks the necessary energy that the "Live from Australia" version provides.
@@colinvandenberg3446 - I disagree, Elton John's studio recordings very the very best of the era… especially (although not exclusively) when it comes to his vocals. "Candle in the Wind" from GYBR is of much higher quality than the "Live from Australia" version.
Jamel, give a try to “Funeral For A Friend, Love Lies Bleeding” if possible. It’s the rocks like no other Elton John song!! Thanks as always!
👍👏
Yes, but that song is like 11 minutes so I can understand not
My favorite.
He actually did "Funeral for a Friend." Just search "Jaamel AKA jamal Elton John" and you'll see it.
@Randy Suyematsu -absolutely!!That whole album was just...ah,the memories!
I love "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" and "I Need You To Turn To" as well.
Elton John is one of the top musical geniuses of The 20th Century. I call him "The Mozart Of Rock".
The world will NEVER see his like again!!
10 Elton John concerts in my life and he never ceases to amaze me
Mmmm, his Live In Australia double album. Good stereo, lay on the floor, and just let that music lift you.
Jamel, now check out "Philadelphia Freedom" for a fun one!!!
This whole double-disc album is banger after banger! I love Harmony. It’s probably my favorite Elton song, gun-to-head type of decision tho lol
This was at the Royal Opera House in 2002, and it was a good performance, but my favorite live performance over the years was from his legendary 1980 concert in Central Park. It was closer in time to the original release of course, and had more of the power and feel of the studio version. It had the added benefit of his outrageous outfits too. The guitarist here, I believe, is Davey Johnstone, who was the original guitarist on many of Elton's earlier albums including Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. He first played with Elton on Madman Across the Water, and became a full-time member of Elton's band starting with Honkey Chateau.
One of my favorites, although I’d never heard this arrangement with the orchestra. Thanks for sharing!
you need to see his live in australia.... he's performing in syndey opera house and the melbourne symphony ... it's unreal!
If I could only have one album it would be Goodbye Yellow Brick Road because it covers every mood. I have loved Elton John since I was a kid and I always will.
Loved this song as a kid. I feel it gives a feel good punch and makes you ready for the action to be. He's an awesome performer live!
I've seen Elton twice live. One concert was just him and his piano. No band. He played for 3 hours. Elton doesn't disappoint
"I'm a juvenile product of the working class
Whose best friend floats in the bottom of a glass,"
One of the best of so many Elton Songs !
The drummer is Nigel Olsson who has been with Elton, on and off since the early 70s.
When I hear this song, I close my eyes and imagine a crazy bar fight. Some drunk dude punches another dude and knocks him into the juke box. Then this song comes on. The fight gets crazier. At the end cops come in and everybody is knocked out cold. Some bodies are on the floor, some on the bar and one dude is half stuck in a trash can. Blood, liquor and broken furniture and glass everywhere.
This is peak Elton - Man he was brilliant when he was on it! Goodbye Yellow Brick Road and Captain Fantastic and the Brown dirt Cowboy should be top 20 albums of all time contenders for most people. This was definitely an event for the audience to rattle their jewellery (john Lennon)
Davey Johnstone is such a kick ass guitarist! He is critical to that Elton John sound from the early days!
As others have said you should really listen to the studio version. The vocals are sooo much better with a wider range from Elton's voice some 40 or so years earlier than this version. The guitar part is a biting sound of this song but totally drowned out in the background of this live version. Great to see Davey Johnstone on guitar and Nigel Olsen on drums that were there for the great ride in the 70's and missing Dee Murray that passed some years ago.
The original, off of the double album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, is a must-review. It's a multi-tracked Davey Johnstone guitar attack & features the original and best Elton John Band. The rest that came later is just Las Vegas Revue Schlock. The lyrics by Bernie Taupin describe what Saturday nights were like in late 50's Britain's pubs. The piano track was laid down separately while Elton then jumped around his band mates in the studio, screaming out the lyrics, while they played their hearts out and producer Gus Dudgeon preserved went down for posterity, behind the control board.
This album will always be special to me, it was the first album my mom ever gave me, I was only 6 or 7 years old, and I still have it. Another favorite Elton song of mine thats sorta rare is Elderberry Wine
Elderberry Wine is a favorite of mine
Hi! I also love Elderberry Wine! I think it was on the flip side of one of his other songs! I listened to his songs as a teenager and loved them!
The album ia called "Don't shoot me. I'm only the piano player. Another track, if you haven't already reacted is "Crocodile Rock."
The studio version is the only one you should listen to for the full impact of this ultra high-energy classic from sir Elton.
And that's why Elton's THE MAN!!!
Elton in the 70's was a Tour de Force......His songs were awesome and his sunglasses collection back in the day was second to none. His music was heavier than you would think.
i painted the accompanying art work to this song on my bedroom wall 5x3. WHAT an album!!!
The studio version is so much better. Try doing the lyric videos like I see others doing. They aren't get blocked and you get the studio version. This was ok and was a big live to do, but the original was an awesome hard rock throw down that should be appreciated! Even if you don't react to it, check it out and see what you missed
Totally agree !! This version does not have an edge to it. Get rid of the orchestra.
Studio songs are allways better
This a really good live version, but I agree you should definitely listen to the studio version if you haven’t heard it. There are some really cool effects in the headphones with the album version, which was a big deal back then. I would also highly recommend Honky Cat! 👍
I agree about the studio version of this song being better, but please don’t take the advice to use lyric videos. I can read what I want on my own, but I enjoy the reactions to the videos, sometimes as much as to the songs. ♥️✌🏼😎
I saw EJ in concert in 1974, when he was at the height of his "Elton John-ness," and the "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" album was a huge deal at the time. Opened the concert with "Funeral For a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding," dry ice and all. Didn't see him again until 2001, once with Billy Joel & once by himself, then again in 2010. Epic concerts all! Fan for life!
I love Elton, I began going to his concerts in the early 1970's all the way up to his Farewell Tour. I like that you go to live versions of songs, please do that when you cover R.E.M. again. There's nothing in the world like R.E.M. live!!!
Jamel, when it comes to Elton John there is always room for EXCESS! You see it here in this video! He is a fantastic performer on stage! We had the opportunity to see him at the Hollywood Bowl one year and oh what a performance! Never been involved in a bar fight, but you saw how the crowd reacted! I am glad you finally reacted to this song and that you enjoyed it too! ☮💕👍👏
You should have done the studio version. Holy S**t. What a rocker. Funeral For. Friend/Love Lies Bleeding will blow u away. Again, studio. This entire album is phenomenal!
check out "Harmony"... wonderful singer from Elton
That's my favorite Saturday song
What a honor to have been in that audience!!!!
My absolute favorite Elton John song
I saw Elton when he toured this album. He came to the UGA Colliseum, one of his encors he brought Greg Allman out and they played, Honky Tonk Women. One of the best concerts I have seen! Elton was great!
The bar fight is exactly what Bernie Taupin was talking about through these lyrics because as he said(these may not be his exact words but they convey the gist of what he said) Saturday nights went out to a bar got drunk with your mates and ended up in a fight. The entire Goodbye Yellow Brick Road album is a classic worth having in your music collection. There are just some albums that are so great as a complete collection that yes there are great songs but no songs will let you down.
I love Elton, seen him quite a few times. This song is always fun but you've got to hear All The Girls Love Alice!!! My favorite Elton song ever. So many to choose from. 🎵🎼🎶
Classic party song in high school and college 👍
The studio version is pure rock
They were dancing in the nosebleed seats! I wish I could have been there.
Sounds that I really like all the sounds of a switchblade and a motorbike I’m a juvenile product of the working class who is best friend floats in the bottom of a glass.awesome!!!!
Just went and seen Sir Elton back a few months ago after waiting 2 years and it was Awesome! It was just him and his well seasoned band 😊I loved it and had a Fantastic time! So many hits he has! Keep On Rockin'
Glorious flashbacks. That's the first album I bought with my own money. Actually it was an 8 track tape. Never gets old. Rock on Jamel 😎
For the 2003 Harley Davidson 100th anniversary in Milwaukee Elton played... everyone was like what the hell??, but man he brought the house down with this song
Jamel...i love Elton John..great Preformer !!!! Keep doing...what you are doing there !!! I Truly Enjoy Your Channel & Entertainment !!! God Bless Always !!!
I've ALWAYS loved this jam!!! 💖💖💖
Yup, there was a lot of energy in the crowd, a lot of them remembered singing this song as kids, LOL.
Saw him in concert twice. Both times were amazing! I’ve seen a lot of bands in concert and his were the best!
I have been suggesting this song on REACTION channels for over 2 years. So glad to finally see someone do it. For me, I'm not a big fan of Elton John but this song is fantastic. It's really the only song of his I listen to. Thank you, Jamal, for doing a REACTION of it.
I was lucky enough to see Elton John with Billy Joel sometime back. Each did their own set and at the finale the last set was a duet. Elton and Billy closed the show with a 30-minute set! Both artists was simply awesome!
saw both of them years ago at a college stadium in ames Iowa... the dueling pianos tour... we had great seats and watched them perform each others tunes for a while, then they started their own stuff with the other joining in on piano only.... unreal show
Love this arrangement. Captain Fantastic, indeed!!
At the Kennedy center honors when they were honoring Elton John... kid Rock absolutely kills this song
Right after I got my driver's license and had my parent's car to myself I heard this song on the radio.......memories.
AND REMEMBER HIS VOICE WAS COMPLETELYYYY DIFFERENT AFTER 90 :) FROM 70-90 HE HAD THAT HIGH PITCH RANGE THAT WAS AMAZINGGG! :)
People in tuxedos jammin !!! Yeeehawwww !!! I grew up on this kind of music !!!
This version is live from The Royal Opera House in England 2002 which is why they're dressed to the nines.
Jamel, here's an underrated Elton song from 1990, most people seem to forget about it, but it's my favorite of his: "Club at the end of the street".
Thank you Jamel! Now do the version by THE WHO with Keith Moon on drums! It really rocks.
As far as Live versions go this is very excellent, particularly for Elton John who can really augment a studio recording when he sings it live.
Elton's turn on Pinball Wizard rocks.
That was a quick turnaround. However, if THAT audience knew anything about Saturday night fighting it was from many, many years ago. 🙂
One of his best tunes.
elton on tour now, catch him live its a great show
You've done most of Sir Elton's greats. The best ones left are "Levon," "Candle in the Wind (Live from Australia)," "Bennie and the Jets," and "Empty Garden."
Oh.. Empty Garden. Takes me back to '81 immediately. LOVE that, my fave EJ song. Good call!
Love Elton also
Ooh! Ya did it! Love this old tune. Hell, the whole 2 record LP was awesome. Saw ya rockin' out, Bro! Kudos, Jamel!
Pretty wild to see davey Johnstone still out there rocking with him after all these years.
I ran a dive bar in the roughest 'hood on the west side of Tampa for over 10 years, full moon w/e's could often mean a knock-down-drag-out. It wasn't the beer bottles as much as it was the heavy glass mugs, pool balls, and cue sticks. Most of the time it was about a quarter on the pool table, no doubt many people can relate to that.
My late father, who was a pipefitter-welder, used to play electric bass in local bands to help supplement the income for the family. He told me a story once, about the band playing music in a Lesbian bar. Two of the women got into a knife fight, and one of them got their intestines cut up, and had to be rushed off to the nearby hospital.
Loooove this song
Here's an idea that just popped into my head. There is a song on the Good-Bye Yellow Brick Road album called, "Candle In The Wind". The lyrics are an homage to Marilyn Monroe written by Elton John's longtime lyricist Bernie Taupin. The very first line: "Good-bye Norma Jeane..." refers to Marilyn's birth name Norma Jeane Baker. In 1997 Elton and Bernie rewrote the lyrics in honour of Diana, Princess of Wales after she was killed in an automobile accident in Paris. At her funeral, held in Westminster Abbey on 6 Sept 1997, Elton John performed the rewritten "Candle In The Wind 1997" live on international television. Sometimes called "Good-bye England's Rose", it is a beautiful tribute to a beloved friend. A back-to-back reaction or even if you'd do a reaction to each one individually I think you'd like both versions.
Tioraidh an-drasta ☮️
‘My Fathers Gun’ is an amazing song from Sir Elton as well. Not as well known as it should be in my humble opinion. Keep on doing your thing man! 🖤
Agreed
You did it now ! I was just hanging watching a ball game - then you play this - now I'm bopping all around the apartment !
💞 Great musics good for the soul. 👍. Appreciate your channel 🇺🇸💞
Queen Staying Power live Milton Keynes
Madman Across the Water and Someone Saved My Life Tonight.
Now, you have to back up and listen to "Your Sister Can't Twist (but she can rock and roll)" followed immediately by this song of the Yello Brick Road album. One of the best one two punches ever.
BTW, I understand the copyright issues and why live recordings can be easier to get on RUclips but this version has about 1/10th the energy of the studio album version.
Classic elton john right there. If you played gta you know los santos rock radio.
Another great version of this one is from his HBO special live from Central Park
For the longest I thought he said, "a handful of trees in her hair." 😂
Sending love
Holds the record for saying Saturday in a single song!
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is practically a greatest hits album. Go to town on it!
Elton John, Levon", Live in New York 2004
Cat Stevens, "Another Saturday Night"
Captain Fantastic 💕💕💕
Awesome.
Hell yea baby ! GREAT track
Original studio cut is much more guitar-driven and much better to my ear. Check it out for your own enjoyment, it's a banger!
Would love to see you do "Empty Garden", Sir Elton's tribute to John Lennon. They were good friends.💙☮
I believe Elton is Sean Lennon's godfather in fact.
👍 Love the green digs you got going on
Love Elton John's songs. He is awesome. What a great entertainer!
Great song! And great video as always!!!
Wow that was fast.....within hours....we were heard!
One of my favorite songs, from a favorite album growing up. As a “proto-punk” (angry little girl with a chip on her shoulder) this song was a bit of an anthem. Also doesn’t the opening of this live version remind you of Gloria by L. Brannigan?!
No her version reminds me of him.
"Your Sister Can't Twist (But She Can Rock and Roll)"
You have to listen to it on the yellow brick road album, 40 years before this concert