Elton John Chicago Illinois October 11, 1979
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2024
- Elton John with Ray Cooper audience recording at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago, Illinois on October 11, 1979 during the Back In The U.S.S.A. tour.
This recording is a bit distant and is incomplete.
Setlist:
0:00:00 Your Song
0:04:16 Sixty Years On
0:10:04 Daniel
0:13:58 Skyline Pigeon
0:18:04 Rocket Man (I Think It's Going To Be A Long, Long Time)
0:27:15 Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me
0:32:31 Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
0:35:30 Roy Rogers
0:38:10 Candle In The Wind
0:41:58 Ego
0:45:58 Where To Now St. Peter?
0:49:44 He'll Have To Go
0:53:34 Elton's Song
0:56:35 I Heard It Through The Grapevine
1:00:54 Funeral For A Friend/Tonight (incomplete)
1:02:54 I Think I'm Gonna Kill Myself
1:05:09 I Feel Like A Bullet (In The Gun Of Robert Ford)
1:08:25 Bennie And The Jets 
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A real True Legend. Sir Elton John, the soundtrack of my entire life since 1972. I love this time ( 1979 ) Great talent, great setlist, great musicians. Elton in my heart til'the end of times.
I was there on the second night...was this the first or second show? Ok I can’ tell its the first show as he says after your song “it’s great to be back in the windy city again” when I saw him he said “it’s great to be back in Chicago again” I flew there from Florida with my brother to see this show. I found it difficult to hear what he was saying even at the time...between songs I mean...I too have a recording which I may post one day...recorded on a cheap cassette player. I’m typing this as I listen ( have only heard your song so far and 60 years on is playing as I write) somehow I missed a few songs...but did get most of the show. After middle piano solo....of Bennie...I don’t know must have pushed pause or something...lost a few...”sorry seems “never got on there and sadly neither did “mama can’t buy you love”. At 13 and a bit scared I’d get caught...but still have it ...I do remember him talking about a double album...but again so barely audible. There was some kind of lawsuit at one time about certain songs...perhaps around the time he signed with geffen...I think a lot of 21@33 And the fox songs were recorded at the same time. My guess is neither Mca nor geffen wanted to market a double album...as ej was kind of re-emerging and it wouldn’t be a sure hit (little Jeanie proved to be huge in the u.s. but nothing else off that album charted too high and sadly nothing off of the fox made much of a dent here either). I don’t know why nobody wins was a single, poor choice in my opinion,I wonder if Chloe would have done better had it been released first. I did make a couple copies for friends so I hope it doesn’t surface without my consent (my 1993 sunrise musical theatre show got uploaded...without my permission...kind of annoying but I guess that’s life,if you have questions about that show I can fill in the gaps, my recording has me and my sister screaming “welcome “ as he comes onstage.I’ll try and get my 79 show uploaded one of these days .
wow.. good stuff. Yes, a double-album at that time as he was 're-establishing' would have been a bit silly really. i wish he'd have commented on this sort of thing rather than the rubbish he did in "Me" but, well, you cant win 'em all :)
@@ncf1 yea most of What I read of “me” was in the bookstore...someday I’ll read it all...I just felt like it was full of “eltonspin” and a lot of stuff I didn’t need to know...like the story of the guy he got with in Russia, just not my thing. But I’m sure there’s a book or two that mentions this topic...but yea a double album in 1980, sounds like a gamble for the record company, my opinion, even though I would have loved that.
@@bruceski2133 right, there's not much new in the book at all if youre a long-time Elton fan. I think there was actually another time he mentioned a double-album coming up... maybe it was before Breaking Hearts, I think I recall he said it in an interview. But I could be wrong.
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You need to fix the Timestamp on "He'll have to go"
Fixed, Thanks
he spoke of an 'upcoming double album' - i wonder if '21 at 33' and 'The Fox' were meant to be a single collection?
Maybe some tracks from ‘The Fox’, but probably some B-sides and others tracks recorded but shelved.
@@chenlung1 right, i'd say thats likely the case.
@@ncf1 I made a comment about your comment....in my post I know there’s books which talk about the lawsuit somewhere around 80-81...I think they weren’t letting him use the songs as they thought they weren’t up to snuff.