Agreed many pop artists of today never seem to give acknowledgement to the songwriters who actually pen the lyrics, EVEN if they are frequent collaborators. Elton has ALWAYS made it clear it's him and Bernie Taupin who make these songs TOGETHER, which is commendable.
@@Allagi22 Elton has never tried to slight Bernie as far as I know. They were a song writing team, and credited on the labels of every record and album just as Lennon/McCartney were.
@@Allagi22 Well, today's (popular) music is usually an amorphous blob with the "charismatic" "singers" being on the pointy end of vast factories which churn out "hits"-look up "Max Martin" if you'd like to see what one of these "Hit factories" looks like-but the days in which an Elton and a Bernie teaming up to produce astonishing oeuvres of hundreds of titles are long, long gone. Like the Brill Building in the US-a ground zero of singer-songwriter, ghostwriters and jingle writers, produced such legends as Steely Dan and Tin Pan Alley on Denmark St. in London produced Elton and Bernie, although in their case it was overnight success after about three years' hard work. But like the era before the Internet, those days are gone forever . . over a long time ago, to quote Donald Fagen.
well he admitted he's a huge fan of his and Elton also looked not just relaxed but he was having a fun i think talking to him as well and i think got a kick out of hearing him go through his songs course i could be wrong
At least he didn’t give him the Dennis Roberts’ (DBR) custom made original Optique Boutique famous lit-up E L T O N eyeglasses! Colbert would have passed out and maybe even retire!
I saw Elton in Vegas about 3 weeks ago with my father and some other family. We lost his mother (my grandma) and his wife (my stepmother) over the past couple of years. I've never held my father's hand but we did and cried 99% of the song. One of the most powerful and emotional moments of my life. Such a beautiful song.
Elton John appeared solo at AARP's convention several years ago and his comment at the end of his performance was that he wanted to come to entertain us because we "...were the people who made him famous." I'll never forget those words and will always respect him for his sensitivity and his remarkable performance that night.
watch the clip with Serkis (the guy who plays Gollum) especially where he makes him read Tweets from Trump with Gollums voice. Colbert is like a little child in taht clip :-) ruclips.net/video/DOqKnInZovI/видео.html
Check out the clips with Jessica Williams where they both geeked out completely when they realized JK Rowling followed them on Twitter. Here's the second: ruclips.net/video/DAiaRv3g5A8/видео.html
Watch the two clips with Billy Joel from January 2017. Colbert was obviously star-struck. It was a couple minutes before Stephen even let Billy start talking.
I got to see Elton John play at Ischgl, Austria about 10 or 15 years ago. But this was no ordinary concert. Ischgl is a ski resort (part of the ski area is in Switzerland). He and his band played up on the mountain, in the middle of the ski area. They started with 'Funeral for a Friend (Love lies bleeding) which could not have been more perfect. The next 6 songs were exactly what I wanted to hear, so after that, I went skiing above the concert area. It was simply magic to be able to hear most of the rest of the concert from above with only a handful of skiers. Thank you Elton John for probably my favorite concert experience.....
Creating melodies, music and arrangements is an incredible gift, let alone being talented enough to create music people remember for decades is divine.
Daniela listen to Saturday night's all right for fighting an zip it for five minutes. " two of the things I really like are the sounds of a switchblade and a motorbike"
Oh my God I would too if Elton gave me his glasses oh my God I think I would faint I would faint if I saw Elton in person cuz I love him I've been listening to him and love and him 47 years and planning on fixing to go to his concert in Nassau coliseum in November oh my God the better be to two strong men standing on each side of him cuz I don't know I just my legs my turn to rubber and just all I'm still standing I love my sweetie Elton
His songs were a soundtrack for my high school years. And forty some years later he's still rocking. Awesome. Edit: Okay, Stephen's two-second rendition of each song was also awesome.
That whole video was just so adorable, but espacially the part when stephen sang the song titles from the book and when elton switched their glasses, purely wholesome :D
That was impressive the way Steven sang the titles of all the songs in quick succession like that. He had to really be familiar with Elton's work to do that. And Elton was so clever to put his glasses on him. Cute interview.
It's adorable to see Stephen so excited ☺️. He's not the only one. I'm from Germany and there was a late-night show called "TV total" with Stefan Raab, one of the most famous people in Germany and whenever he had Eminem or Rihanna on his show, it was the greatest thing for the audience, but whenever he had James Brown, Lionel Richie or some of his other idols on the show, he became a fanboy 😅.
I love Stay Human. I don't know how much they they rehearse with the guests and all, but they nail it when a guest enters, sits down and when Stephen gestures. Plus they're just awesome musicians!
Caribou was actually before Captain Fantastic, but we'll let that one slide ;) As Paul McCartney once said that we the fans are probably better fans of his work than he is, so sometimes they forget.
Elton is a legend and it is very cool that he always gives Bernie Taupin credit as well for his contributions to Elton's success. Every time I hear one of Elton's early songs, I think of my middle brother because he played Elton's music every day on our old console stereo back in the day.
Have been a fan through most of Elton's career. He seems so happy and at peace these days. Its lovely to see. Those kids have been such a blessing. So happy for him.
Very happy to see Elton John settle into his family. Now with two kids. Children ‘s puré energy can change the toughest heart. Congrats to Elton John...💚
Elton and Bernie..thank you God a million times for their wonderful talent and songs. Im 57 now and I still listen, play and sing em every day. Eltons band too made a huge contribution. The arrangers producers techs all played their parts to bring us gorgeous incredible memorable albums. Captain fantastic might just edge it for me as my fave album
Yeah. And you would think they're best friends. Right? But, I heard him say once that. . .not so much. Said they work together well, but that they don't hang out or anything.
So interesting to watch all the interviews from the first one in 1970/71 all the way to this one. He's changed so much in life and looks and style, even his voice is so much lower. He's the ultimate camellion when it comes to music.
I saw Elton John in 2000 with Billy Joel. Even though I was a million miles away from the stage it was an amazing show! I think 20 years ago exactly and I'm still a massive fan!
@@summermcpherson8209 My favorite was Goodbye Yellowbrick Road. I really had to think about it because they were all so good. But that one always stuck out.
Elton John made me think that all pop stars would just release albums full of hits and classics and earworms, one after the next. Nope. Only Elton John, the Beatles and Bowie managed to pull that off.
One of my favorite musicians from my childhood; loved his melancholy music. Yellow Brick Road. Loved the words, really loved the music. I'm happy he has his family and a good quality of life, he made it back from drugs when so many lovely people don't. I'm very happy for him.
"Captain Fantastic and The Brown Dirt Cowboy" and "Rock Of The Westies" are two of my all time favorite Elton John albums!! I have vinyl, 8-track, cassettes, MP3 and Flac versions!! I LOVE ELTON JOHN!!
Elton John has done SO much music. I think quite few even heard it all. "Wonderful Crazy Night" which is his latest record is acutally fun and well-produced! It doesn't really compare in songwriting to his early 70's but I enjoy the record now and again!
Elton you look so happy. Im so happy for you and your husband and children. I came so close to meeting you once, but it didnt happen. Worked for an airline and a woman who escorted you around, and your then manager I took to the plane. Ive seen you many times in concert. I can identify with you regarding your mother. Wish I could write and know you would be reading the letter. I missed seeing you here in NY because I just had surgery :( Wish you would come back to perform here. Reading your book, saw the movie. My heart poured out for you. I have ability to sing, and am very funny, but feel I will never become famous. I do have that spark though. The spark that lights me up when I sing and am naturally funny. So happy for you that what you love doing happened, and that you have a loving family now. Bernie sounds like an incredibly awesome man and talent. I wonder would he have liked more recognition publicly? Hoping somehow I can see you perform again sometime. Wishing you peace and thanks for all you do for AIDS Foundation!
@3:43 actually, yes. "Scarecrow", "A Dandelion Dies In The Wind" and others were in that stack of lyrics, and they became songs. Some of those first songs ended up on the now released Regimental Sgt. Zippo album.
It’s got to be crazy to be a musician of this status. So many albums and live performances. Only few musicians have as big and successful of a career as someone like Elton.
Got to see Elton in concert a few weeks ago for his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour and about a year ago on another tour. So happy I got to see him live, both concerts were amazing and a lot of it was just great rock and roll. Would be awesome to meet him in real life.
Yes, the 70's music came in a close second to the 60's, where music changed drastically, and kept evolving into the 70's. Beatles, Stones, Doors, Motown, Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, etc.
Wow! That was COOL! Especially when Elton traded glasses with Stephen! He’s my All-Time Music Hero, for 47 years I’ve been a HUGE fan. Grace VanderWaal is a coming in at a close second though.
It took years for me to realize/find out that the person who sings my favorite song (Can you feel the love tonight) was him. I immediately became a fan of his. God, I must have rewinded that VHS tape a hundred times to listen to that song in the credits of The Lion King. What a talent and career this guy has. One word: legend.
I love how Elton always says ‘we’ and gives Bernie the recognition he rightly reserves
Agreed many pop artists of today never seem to give acknowledgement to the songwriters who actually pen the lyrics, EVEN if they are frequent collaborators. Elton has ALWAYS made it clear it's him and Bernie Taupin who make these songs TOGETHER, which is commendable.
@@Allagi22 Elton has never tried to slight Bernie as far as I know. They were a song writing team, and credited on the labels of every record and album just as Lennon/McCartney were.
@@Allagi22 Well, today's (popular) music is usually an amorphous blob with the "charismatic" "singers" being on the pointy end of vast factories which churn out "hits"-look up "Max Martin" if you'd like to see what one of these "Hit factories" looks like-but the days in which an Elton and a Bernie teaming up to produce astonishing oeuvres of hundreds of titles are long, long gone.
Like the Brill Building in the US-a ground zero of singer-songwriter, ghostwriters and jingle writers, produced such legends as Steely Dan and Tin Pan Alley on Denmark St. in London produced Elton and Bernie, although in their case it was overnight success after about three years' hard work.
But like the era before the Internet, those days are gone forever . . over a long time ago, to quote Donald Fagen.
@@ronaldcross and they were and still are very close friends.
See the movie "Rocketman"
You can tell Stephen is just THRILLED to have Elton there. And Elton was relaxed, and talkative.
Oh boy I would be thrilled to have Elton. Amen folks
well he admitted he's a huge fan of his and Elton also looked not just relaxed but he was having a fun i think talking to him as well and i think got a kick out of hearing him go through his songs course i could be wrong
Elton looked pissed cause he was!! he can’t stand coldbrick.
Elton is so brilliant. Swapping glasses. Love him!
At least he didn’t give him
the Dennis Roberts’ (DBR) custom made original Optique Boutique famous lit-up E L T O N eyeglasses! Colbert would have passed out and maybe even retire!
Kazooka that made Colbert’s life lol
you should look into him more. he’s the biggest piece of shit in the industry.
Cringey
'Your Song' is the greatest song ever written and it will never be duplicated.
I saw Elton in Vegas about 3 weeks ago with my father and some other family. We lost his mother (my grandma) and his wife (my stepmother) over the past couple of years. I've never held my father's hand but we did and cried 99% of the song. One of the most powerful and emotional moments of my life. Such a beautiful song.
Live forever by oasis trust me
@@allvideogamesarebad2698 nnnnaaaahhhhhh
Gray Wolf 🐺
@@allvideogamesarebad2698 my g.
I love that Elton switched glasees with him that was adorable.
Stephen's glasses actually look pretty good on Elton...
JONATHAN LOCKE They looked better on him than on Stephen.
They are always Gucci
I wonder what Stephen was seeing in those glasses
Elton Joh has seen the world in Sepia tone since the 60s
Damn right hahaha
He's a legend.
There ya go bro, right
😂😂😂😂😂
Must be a beautiful view!
elton is a concert level classical pianist, never forget.
Listen to his London opera House 2002 performance for example
Elton John appeared solo at AARP's convention several years ago and his comment at the end of his performance was that he wanted to come to entertain us because we "...were the people who made him famous." I'll never forget those words and will always respect him for his sensitivity and his remarkable performance that night.
I love this ❤️
The joy that Eltons songs have brought to the world is unimaginable.
I admit I have barely seen any interviews with Sir Elton....so amazing listening to him....LEGEND!!! LOVE HIM !!!
'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' , that's the one who has the most magic for me,
somehow I get Christmassy feelings when listening to it.
camelshit YES!!! Goodbye Yellow Brick Road was so special to me, it was out when I was in hi school and I just played it over and over!!!!
"Step Into Christmas" is a great song as well.
Christmassy feelings hahah yes, I love your comment. Camelshit.
There is a video out there documenting the making of the album. It's amazing.
Idk I get kinda Valentines Day vibes... maybe it's just me
Stephen is so good with guests. He can adapt to different personalities so easy.
..easily.
@@123benny4 thx for the correction
@@manygaga1 no problem. ;-)
The way Elton was welcomed with the melody from "Good bye Yellow brick road" was just amazing.
Ha! I’ve never seen Colbert so excited! 😂
Monica Siddall I was thinking!!! He is so excited he almost interrupted elton
watch the clip with Serkis (the guy who plays Gollum) especially where he makes him read Tweets from Trump with Gollums voice. Colbert is like a little child in taht clip :-) ruclips.net/video/DOqKnInZovI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/c3sOuEv0E2I/видео.html
Check out the clips with Jessica Williams where they both geeked out completely when they realized JK Rowling followed them on Twitter. Here's the second: ruclips.net/video/DAiaRv3g5A8/видео.html
Watch the two clips with Billy Joel from January 2017. Colbert was obviously star-struck. It was a couple minutes before Stephen even let Billy start talking.
I got to see Elton John play at Ischgl, Austria about 10 or 15 years ago. But this was no ordinary concert. Ischgl is a ski resort (part of the ski area is in Switzerland). He and his band played up on the mountain, in the middle of the ski area. They started with 'Funeral for a Friend (Love lies bleeding) which could not have been more perfect. The next 6 songs were exactly what I wanted to hear, so after that, I went skiing above the concert area. It was simply magic to be able to hear most of the rest of the concert from above with only a handful of skiers. Thank you Elton John for probably my favorite concert experience.....
Creating melodies, music and arrangements is an incredible gift, let alone being talented enough to create music people remember for decades is divine.
Sir Elton John, SIR.
I don't think they are obliged to use the SIR outside of the 'Empire'...
I can imagine his kids using that title and really mean it. ;-)
John, "Clean up your room". "SIR, YES SIR"!!!
Nobody cares about this british bullshit
Daniela listen to Saturday night's all right for fighting an zip it for five minutes. " two of the things I really like are the sounds of a switchblade and a motorbike"
UK Nobility and knighthood is not observed in USA. Part and parcel of the American Revolutionary War.
Stephen really lost it when Elton gave him his glasses😂😂
Oh my God I would too if Elton gave me his glasses oh my God I think I would faint I would faint if I saw Elton in person cuz I love him I've been listening to him and love and him 47 years and planning on fixing to go to his concert in Nassau coliseum in November oh my God the better be to two strong men standing on each side of him cuz I don't know I just my legs my turn to rubber and just all I'm still standing I love my sweetie Elton
His songs were a soundtrack for my high school years. And forty some years later he's still rocking. Awesome.
Edit: Okay, Stephen's two-second rendition of each song was also awesome.
That whole video was just so adorable, but espacially the part when stephen sang the song titles from the book and when elton switched their glasses, purely wholesome :D
Elton is such a blessing to the music industry.
Stephen is really cute when he geeks out.
Always
Don't get why.
That was impressive the way Steven sang the titles of all the songs in quick succession like that. He had to really be familiar with Elton's work to do that. And Elton was so clever to put his glasses on him. Cute interview.
This had to be a high point for Stephen! Biden and Elton. In one show! Congratulations!
IT WAS A FABULOUS CONTRAST, BIDEN SEEMED TO ENHANCE ELTON.
I STAND FASCINATED, HAVING LIVED THROUGH IT, ELTON, LIKE AIR; ALWAYS THERE, ALWAYS GOOD.
I love Elton John. This is amazing!
It's adorable to see Stephen so excited ☺️. He's not the only one. I'm from Germany and there was a late-night show called "TV total" with Stefan Raab, one of the most famous people in Germany and whenever he had Eminem or Rihanna on his show, it was the greatest thing for the audience, but whenever he had James Brown, Lionel Richie or some of his other idols on the show, he became a fanboy 😅.
I love Stay Human. I don't know how much they they rehearse with the guests and all, but they nail it when a guest enters, sits down and when Stephen gestures. Plus they're just awesome musicians!
Caribou was actually before Captain Fantastic, but we'll let that one slide ;)
As Paul McCartney once said that we the fans are probably better fans of his work than he is, so sometimes they forget.
Caribou was a great album
He forgot Friends as well.
@@tonymuljat3306 it was a soundtrack album, probably why he didn’t mention it
@@tonymuljat3306 Then he should probably have also mentioned his live albums like 17-11-70 and Here & There. :)
John and Colbert, The Finish Line is truly, truly good!!!!!! 😇😊
What an absolute legend. Love elton johns music. What a genius
Elton is a legend and it is very cool that he always gives Bernie Taupin credit as well for his contributions to Elton's success. Every time I hear one of Elton's early songs, I think of my middle brother because he played Elton's music every day on our old console stereo back in the day.
Have been a fan through most of Elton's career. He seems so happy and at peace these days. Its lovely to see. Those kids have been such a blessing. So happy for him.
His 5th album was live, entitled 11-17-70.
Loved it then, bought the CD 40 years later too.
Great piano.
Wow, the Bernie story...wow.
a living legend Sir Elton John
"Elton motherfucking John" that's how he should be introduced! Respect the Legend SC! Respect the Legend!
he cant swear on air though
he can but it would be bleeped sadly
Saw him live for the very first time just recently. He was phenomenal. Legend.
Legend.
Elton is so CLASSIC :)
Wow Sir Elton John, he is the best ever. Thanks Stephen Colbert !
Very happy to see Elton John settle into his family. Now with two kids. Children ‘s puré energy can change the toughest heart. Congrats to Elton John...💚
Love Elton John💜! So much talent!
Conspiracy-Elton John's sunglasses contain the soul stone.
Elton and Bernie..thank you God a million times for their wonderful talent and songs. Im 57 now and I still listen, play and sing em every day. Eltons band too made a huge contribution. The arrangers producers techs all played their parts to bring us gorgeous incredible memorable albums. Captain fantastic might just edge it for me as my fave album
Legendary icon
A genius for sure, the way he recalls stuff is crazy
Elton & Bernie were a songwriting machine. What an amazing 50 year partnership!
Yeah. And you would think they're best friends. Right? But, I heard him say once that. . .not so much. Said they work together well, but that they don't hang out or anything.
Elton called them “still best friends” in his memoir. Bernie lives in California, Elton in England. Kind of limits their chances to hang out.
Hi John and Colbert!!!!!!!!!! I just heard Finish Line, and it is truly, truly beautiful!!!!!!! Thank you so😇😊 very much War Lord!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A wonderful trinket here is that Elton's glasses have the words "L'aveugle par l'amour" which means "blinded by love" in french. So sweet!
So interesting to watch all the interviews from the first one in 1970/71 all the way to this one. He's changed so much in life and looks and style, even his voice is so much lower. He's the ultimate camellion when it comes to music.
I love ELTON JOHN since 1972, and I loved it when Elton gave his glasses to Stephen as he sung the song titles.
I saw Elton John in 2000 with Billy Joel. Even though I was a million miles away from the stage it was an amazing show! I think 20 years ago exactly and I'm still a massive fan!
Sal Craw I'm so jealous! I love Elton John! What was your favorite song he sang?
@@summermcpherson8209 My favorite was Goodbye Yellowbrick Road. I really had to think about it because they were all so good. But that one always stuck out.
Sal Craw ayyyyyy that's my favorite too! That and Bennie and the Jets are my two favorites.
It was my first concert, in 1970! I saw him 5 or 6 more times after that. What an amazing showman!!!!
Elton John made me think that all pop stars would just release albums full of hits and classics and earworms, one after the next. Nope. Only Elton John, the Beatles and Bowie managed to pull that off.
electrojones Springsteen? Police? Prince? Stevie Wonder?
Sorry to inform you, but Elton has a lot of flops after 1976.
Queen too x
Billy Joel
And Robbie Williams
Love you Elton John!!
me too. Elton's awesome.
this man has been answering the same 7 questions since like 1970 and i dunno how he isn’t tired yet
I'm just obsessed with Elton John's music.
I saw Elton 7 times early in his career and he was an outstanding performer.
I’m a huge Elton John fan and I love Stephen Colbert’s show.
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is an eternal classic.
One of my favorite musicians from my childhood; loved his melancholy music. Yellow Brick Road. Loved the words, really loved the music. I'm happy he has his family and a good quality of life, he made it back from drugs when so many lovely people don't. I'm very happy for him.
He should be respected for surviving his past and being truly happy.
"Sacrifice" its such a simple word...
no s-a-c-r-i-f-i-c-e at all
So many of Elton John tunes have played on my old Dual turntable. This guy is part of my twenties, the best years of all my life.
Hi my name is Isa and this is the 12th Elton John’s interview I watch in a row after seeing Rocketman
same here
Elton is Awesome.
"Captain Fantastic and The Brown Dirt Cowboy" and "Rock Of The Westies" are two of my all time favorite Elton John albums!! I have vinyl, 8-track, cassettes, MP3 and Flac versions!! I LOVE ELTON JOHN!!
Elton John has done SO much music. I think quite few even heard it all. "Wonderful Crazy Night" which is his latest record is acutally fun and well-produced! It doesn't really compare in songwriting to his early 70's but I enjoy the record now and again!
I love Elton John 🥰
The Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy album cover still haunts my dreams.
a truly fantastic album
Elton you look so happy. Im so happy for you and your husband and children. I came so close to meeting you once, but it didnt happen. Worked for an airline and a woman who escorted you around, and your then manager I took to the plane. Ive seen you many times in concert. I can identify with you regarding your mother. Wish I could write and know you would be reading the letter. I missed seeing you here in NY because I just had surgery :( Wish you would come back to perform here. Reading your book, saw the movie. My heart poured out for you. I have ability to sing, and am very funny, but feel I will never become famous. I do have that spark though. The spark that lights me up when I sing and am naturally funny. So happy for you that what you love doing happened, and that you have a loving family now. Bernie sounds like an incredibly awesome man and talent. I wonder would he have liked more recognition publicly? Hoping somehow I can see you perform again sometime. Wishing you peace and thanks for all you do for AIDS Foundation!
@3:43 actually, yes. "Scarecrow", "A Dandelion Dies In The Wind" and others were in that stack of lyrics, and they became songs. Some of those first songs ended up on the now released Regimental Sgt. Zippo album.
You can tell Stephen loved this interview.
Tried to play along with his records, and it was all on the black keys. It was an insight and a revelation about his unique sound.
It’s got to be crazy to be a musician of this status. So many albums and live performances. Only few musicians have as big and successful of a career as someone like Elton.
That glasses switch... so sweet!
I like Elton John alot my sister got me hooked on Elton John great songs and songa to get through tough times.
ONLY 6 minutes for Sir Elton Frikken John??!!
May have been Sir Elton's choice.
he sang too! just not on this video
Got to see Elton in concert a few weeks ago for his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour and about a year ago on another tour. So happy I got to see him live, both concerts were amazing and a lot of it was just great rock and roll. Would be awesome to meet him in real life.
I like Elton with Stephen's glasses on.
Dude created the soundtrack for two generations. Magnificent music.
Colbert is having such a huge fangirl moment!!! I would too tbh!
How can you have Elton John on and only give it 6 minutes??? He should get the whole show.
Always the best show for anyone when Elton John is a guest. Good job Stephen. The proper amount of excitement was exhibited.
I wish such interviews were longer!
Going to see Elton next year on his final tour!
InProgress I saw him in concert in November 2018 at the Schottenstein Center and he was phenomenal!
Elton, Rod, Bowie, Queen, T.Rex....ah...the 70s!!
Yes, the 70's music came in a close second to the 60's, where music changed drastically, and kept evolving into the 70's. Beatles, Stones, Doors, Motown, Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, etc.
Wow! That was COOL! Especially when Elton traded glasses with Stephen! He’s my All-Time Music Hero, for 47 years I’ve been a HUGE fan. Grace VanderWaal is a coming in at a close second though.
I have met Elton John, and he could not be nicer. He is a genuinely nice guy. Class and talent!
I love how after Elton named all his albums he went "There ya go" Lol
It took years for me to realize/find out that the person who sings my favorite song (Can you feel the love tonight) was him. I immediately became a fan of his.
God, I must have rewinded that VHS tape a hundred times to listen to that song in the credits of The Lion King. What a talent and career this guy has. One word: legend.
I sang every one right along with him!!! 😆
I love how Elton always makes praying type hands when he talks sometimes
that is so cool the stephen knew all the songs!
Lovely Sir Elton John, thank´s so much for your´s music for all world!!! (:--)))
Madman Across the Water is still my fav album of Elton's
OMG the sparkly suit is my favorite thing. I want a sparkly suit!
Stephen is running through Eltons hits and bloody hell you forget how many there are 😮
Omg those glasses are everything
Hold me closer, Tony Danza.
Oh my God, that's hilarious.
Hold my clothes and tie me down sir.
Can't imagine life without Elton
John's soundtrack.
My most favourite song is 'The Greatest Discovery'........Bernie wrote that when he was 16 years old ! What a musical GENIUS !!!!