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    sexta-feira, 8 de abril de 2011

    Elton John To Sing To Sold-Out Arena

    Elton John To Sing To Sold-Out Arena

    http://www.spokesman.com/blogs/hbo/2011/apr/08/elton-john-sing-sold-out-arena/
    Posted by DFO
    April 8, 2011 8:29 a.m.  •


    The Inland Northwest has enjoyed a long and happy relationship with Elton John. At least, John should be happy with it, from a box-office standpoint. His show tonight at the Spokane Arena sold all 11,000 tickets in three days. And that includes the seats behind the stage. In fact, every time, Reg Dwight (yes, that’s his real name) has appeared in the region, the tickets have gone rocketing out of the box office. This will be the fourth time Sir Elton has taken the stage in the Inland Northwest/Jim Kershner, SR. More here. (AP file photo, of Elton John in concert in Germany)




    Elton John wows the crowd



    MIKE McCLEARY/Tribune MIKE McCLEARY/Tribune Elton John raises his arm from the piano keys and yells to the crowd during his opening song of Wednesday's concert at the Bismarck Civic Center. 4-6-2011

    http://www.bismarcktribune.com/news/local/article_ed7b617c-615c-11e0-80bc-001cc4c002e0.html

     Sir Elton delivered.
     Nearly 9,000 people packed the Civic Center on Wednesday night to see Sir Elton John and his band perform for the first time in Bismarck. And they were not disappointed.
    There were a few open seats here and there. But for the most part, the fans did not need them - most were on their feet throughout the show that ran nearly three hours.
    Ross Horner, marketing director for the Civic Center, said the concert was the highest grossing concert ever at the venue, bringing in nearly $800,000.
    "Feedback from the promoter and Elton's people was that Bismarck was a great host and we may see him back sooner rather than later," Horner said.
    John opened the concert with his classic "Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding" from the 1973 double album "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road." Following that up with "Saturday Night is Alright for Fighting," John had the crowd - whose members ranged in age from 8 to 80 it seemed - enthralled.
    For fans, many of whom came donning big glasses, feather boas and other "John-like" apparel, the hits kept coming. After several cuts from his latest album, "Union," a collaboration with Leon Russell, he closed with three show-stoppers, "Bennie and the Jets," "The Bitch is Back" and "Crocodile Rock."
    John returned for an encore, "Your Song," but not before signing autographs for those up front.
    Country music star Willie Nelson is up next at the Civic Center April 15. Only about 3,000 tickets were available for that show. About 600 tickets remain for the concert, which will be a small, intimate theater setting.

    APRIL 19 AT LA CROSSE CENTER

    Elton John concert tickets soar on secondary market

    http://lacrossetribune.com/news/local/article_dda48d9c-619c-11e0-a88e-001cc4c03286.html



    Elton John takes a final bow after performing at his show "The Red Piano" in Las Vegas, Wednesday, April 22, 2009. The Rocket Man is saying farewell to the Las Vegas Strip after five years and 241 shows. Elton John's last show was slated for Wednesday at Caesars Palace. He's scheduled to embark May 2 on a tour of the United States, Canada and Europe. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
    The good news for Elton John fans is that tickets to his April 19 concert in La Crosse are available at many Internet sites. The bad news? Some tickets are on sale for more than $700, five times their face value.
    After tickets sold out in a few hours March 14, it’s buyer beware, said Art Fahey, La Crosse Center director
    “The secondary sites, some of them are more reputable than others, but I can’t vouch for anyone,” he said.
    Some tickets were reserved for production holds, and they could be released and go on sale, Fahey said. But he doesn’t know when, “and there won’t be many.”
    The best way to check for face-value tickets, he said, is to keep a watch on the ticketmaster.com site, which is the official online ticket outlet for the La Crosse Center.
    La Crosse was caught off guard by the Elton John ticket frenzy, Fahey said. He is the biggest act ever booked here, and previous big acts, such as Metallica and Aerosmith, performed in La Crosse in the 1990s before the center partnered with ticketmaster.com.
    “The speed of the Internet probably surprised everybody,” Fahey said. “The speed of what we sold (for Elton John) was entirely different.”
    In the ’90s, people would have bought tickets at the box office or from ticket outlets in the area. Selling tickets then was much more drawn-out, and Fahey said it would have been impossible under that cumbersome process to sell out in a few hours as the Elton John concert did March 14.
    “It’s a totally different world of what we’ve jumped on now,” Fahey said.


    He’s ba-a-a-ack! Elton John in concert

    http://www.idahostatesman.com/2011/04/08/1597171/hes-ba-a-a-ack-elton-john-in-concert.html

    Michael Deeds - Idaho Statesman

    Published: 04/08/11

    Elton John

    Larger-than-life entertainer Elton John is pretty much inescapable. Not only is he constantly in the news — hosting “SNL,” adopting a baby, chiding bands who don’t let their music be used on “Glee” — he also pops by for an Idaho visit every now and again.
    Consequently, many concertgoers headed to Taco Bell Arena on April 9 know exactly what to expect: pomp, energy and terrific showmanship. John, 64, will bring a full backing group, just as he did when he played there in 2006.
    Also, be aware: Although Leon Russell has been joining John at select concerts to perform material from 2010’s “The Union” album, that isn’t the case for Boise. The plan is just John and hits, hits, hits. And this time, when the crowd sings “Saturday! Saturday!” — it really will be Saturday.

    Win tickets to Elton John in concert

    http://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/comps2detail.asp?recnumber=160

    The Rocketman is coming to New Zealand - be there!
     The Rocketman, Sir Elton John, is back in New Zealand for his 'Greatest Hits Tour' and playing live at the Forsyth Barr Stadium Dunedin – his first South Island gig in 20 years.
    Mike Hosking is giving you and a friend the chance to be there – A-Reserve tickets and flights and accommodation if you need them.
    Each morning, Mike will play a montage containing snippets of three Elton John songs. All you need to do is register your details here and list the three songs in that day's music montage.
    All correct entries will be in the draw on Friday 15th April during the Mike Hosking Breakfast Show.
    You can enter everyday but just once a day.



    Offical Rules to win Elton John tickets

    http://www.ktvq.com/news/offical-rules-to-win-elton-john-tickets/

    Posted: Apr 8, 2011 8:44 AM
    Updated: Apr 8, 2011 8:47 AM

    OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES
    Text-to-Win Elton John Concert Tickets
    EXPLANATION OF CONTEST RULES

    1. The Text-to-Win Elton John concert tickets Contest is a contest sponsored by KTVQ Television ("Q2") and is subject to these Official Contest Rules.
    2. No purchase is necessary. To enter the Contest, contestants (hereinafter the "Contestant or Contestants") can register by texting in "TIX" to 95730 from 5:02pm Thursday April 7, 2011 through 4:00pm Saturday April 9, 2011 OR by sending name, address, and phone number via email to kschwend@ktvq.com with TIX in the subject line. One entry per person will be accepted.
    3. The grand prize winner will be selected from the registrants subject to these Official Contest Rules. One winner will be randomly selected from all registrants. The winner will be selected on Saturday April 9, 2011 and announced on Q2 5:30pm News Saturday April 9, 2011. The randomly selected winner will receive a pair of tickets to the Elton John concert to be held Sunday April 10, 2011 at the Rimrock Auto Arena at Metra Park, Billings, Montana. The winner will also be notified by phone after the drawing. The estimated value of the grand prize is $258. The winner will redeem their prize by picking up their concert tickets at the ‘WILL CALL' desk of the MetraPark arena anytime between 4:00pm Saturday, April 9, 2011 and the start of the concert at 8:00pm Sunday, April 10, 2011.
    CONDITIONS
    1. The winner will be notified by telephone by Q2. Winner may call Q2 at 406-252-5611 to claim the prize if they learn their name has been drawn as set out in paragraph 3 above. KTVQ nor concert promoter shall have any responsibility for failure to claim any prize based on mechanical or printing errors, or allegations of telephone difficulties.
    4. As a condition to being eligible to enter the Contest, or to receive any prize, all Contestants are by their entries submitted, subject to the terms of these Official Contest Rules as well as the statements contained in the entry form itself. As a condition to being awarded the grand prize, the winners must execute a written release of Q2 and concert promoter from any and all liability arising out of participation in the Contest and receipt and use of the prizes. (See "Agreements & Releases" below.)
    5. All federal, state and local taxes, if any, levied on the receipt of the prizes shall be the sole responsibility of the winners. The prizes are not transferable to third parties nor can they be resold, exchanged, or redeemable for cash.
    6. All decisions of KTVQ are final.
    7. Determination of the eligibility and acceptability of all entries, Contestants and winner(s) are in the sole discretion of KTVQ and are final.
    8. Winners must show proof of identification and sign an affidavit of eligibility and release.
    9. Contestants are subject to and will follow, adhere to and obey the instructions and rules contained in these Official Contest Rules, and such other rules and regulations as may be established from time to time by KTVQ. KTVQ reserves the right to change the rules and/or discontinue this contest at any time without prior notice.
    10. No Contestant and no member of the Contestant's immediate family (spouse, ex-spouse, parents, siblings, children) or household members (whether related or not) shall be employees, officers, directors, representatives or agents of KTVQ or of any other contractor or sponsor associated with this contest.
    11. All Contestants shall abide by, follow and adhere to the decency rules established by the FCC and by KTVQ and shall not have been convicted of a felony of any kind.
    12. Contestants are not, nor shall he or she for any purposes be considered, an employee of KTVQ, nor have any such opportunities been offered or promised to the Contestant, and participation in the Contest shall not be construed in any manner to constitute any offer of any such opportunities. The Contestants are not eligible for any benefits of any kind from KTVQ of any nature whatsoever by virtue of his or her participation in the Contest.
    13. Contestants, by registering, will receive a follow up text message inviting them to join the Q2DEALS database to receive future text alerts with DEALS from KTVQ. The option to join or not join is the sole discretion of the contestant and has no bearing on their chance to win the concert tickets. If the contestant chooses to sign up for future DEALS alerts, the option to remove their phone number from the alerts is available by texting STOP at the end of each alert.

    Postado por Robson Vianna às 11:48 0 comentários
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    quarta-feira, 6 de abril de 2011

    Lady Gaga Confirmed as the Godmother of Elton John's Son

    Lady Gaga Confirmed as the Godmother of Elton John's Son

    http://celebs.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=281474979190337

    April 05, 2011 07:10 AM EDT
    comments: 1
    The son of Elton John now has an unlikely godmother - Lady Gaga. The little boy was born in December, and the identity of his godmother had been kept secret until just recently. When Elton John appeared on Saturday Night Live this weekend, he let the cat out of the bag.

    According to Pop Eater, he said the following during the broadcast: "For those of you concerned that we are unusual parents, don't worry. It's not like we are the only two people involved in the child's life. His godmother is Lady Gaga. That is true. It's not a joke. Lady Gaga is his actual godmother, which is ironic, because I've always said that Mars ain't the kind of place to raise your kids. And Gaga loves Mars. She says Mars has good schools and great discos."

    Little Zachary certainly has a mix of people around him. Some might say an odd mix even, but there is nothing wrong with that. What is most important in the life of a child is love, and it certainly looks like Zachary has that around him with Elton John, David Furnish, and the addition of Lady Gaga in his life. Would you want Lady Gaga to be the godmother of your child though?


    Lady Gaga is Elton John’s son Godmother

    Baby God-Monster

    http://923now.radio.com/2011/04/06/lady-gaga-is-eltons-baby-god-monster/

    Kimberly Rae Miller

    Lady Gaga and Elton John Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images
    If you were watching Saturday Night Live last week and thought that Elton John was joking in his opening monologue when he let slip that Lady Gaga was his son’s godmother, you were wrong. And if you missed it entirely,
    n his opening monologue (which you can watch above) John said, “For those of you concerned that we are unusual parents, don’t worry, it’s not like we are the only two people involved in the child’s life. His godmother is Lady Gaga. That is true. It’s not a joke. Lady Gaga is his actual godmother, which is ironic, because I’ve always said that Mars ain’t the kind of place to raise your kids. And Gaga loves Mars. She says Mars has good schools and great discos.”
    It left a few of us scratching our heads, but Elton’s long time partner David Furnish confirmed Zachary’s god-mama’s identity, “She’s all about inclusiveness and tolerance. She believes that you can be whoever you want to be and that we don’t have to live in a world of conformity and that we can all [benefit] from individuality. That’s the best message in the world. The freedom to be who you are, do what you want and love who you want to love.”
    Can you imagine holidays with Lady Gaga and Elton John? That is going to be one fashion forward toddler!
    Whether Elton John aimed to appeal to a new demographic or simply wanted to cross “host SNL” off his bucket list, it was clear from the beginning of the show that he would be a charming, committed host.

    by Molly Jay
    Elton John on SNL -- He was a charming, committed host.
    While last week was studded with a few attention grabbing events on television – Grey’s Anatomy’s musical episode, Stephen Colbert appearing on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to sing the viral hit “Friday” – for the most part, programming seemed to be dominated by one individual, and for once it wasn’t Charlie Sheen. Instead, Elton John, who kicks off a worldwide tour on April 6, lit up the small screen, taking over Saturday Night Live as both the host and musical guest, and appearing on late night talk shows. His presence was also felt on American Idol, as the reality TV juggernaut featured an all-Elton night.
    It’s hard to believe that John, who has sold over 250 million records, has never served as SNL’s host and musical guest before. In fact, he only appeared on the show once before, as the musical guest in 1982, with host Johnny Cash. Now, however, John has joined the ranks of such performers as Ray Charles, Garth Brooks and Britney Spears, as artists who have pulled a double duty on the late night staple.
    Whether John aimed to appeal to a new demographic or simply wanted to cross “host SNL” off his bucket list, it was clear from the beginning of the show that he would be a charming, committed host. He delivered his monologue, which commonly drew laughs from his past drug use and pampered lifestyle, with the good-natured air of “laugh at me now, but at the end of the day, I’m still Elton John.” As he finished his opening, he promised a fun night and a great show. Unfortunately, what followed was an uneven program that may have had elements of fun, but certainly wasn’t great.
    However, the show’s flaws seemed to lie within lazy, tired writing – not John himself. In the first half of the show, John was often overshadowed by surprise guests Carmelo Anthony and Tom Hanks (Hanks appeared in the digital short and two sketches – one of which didn’t even include John). Half of the sketches featured John playing himself, which enabled him to deadpan a few catty comments that felt both natural and organic, but kept his appearances fairly one-note. The other half of the show had John playing flamboyant characters, such as a gay movie critic who spent half the time kissing his partner (newcomer Taran Killam) and a unicorn-riding, turquoise outfit-wearing cowboy. For a host as game as John appeared, it was disappointing that the writers felt the need to rely on stale, obvious material.
    Elton John as a cowboy on SNL
    But perhaps John’s strongest showing this week was with a television program on which he didn’t appear. On American Idol, each contestant had to perform an Elton John original, and the talented singers proved that John’s music is still relevant, with some kids turning his pop songs into country tunes, reggae jams and hard rock anthems.
    Perhaps most importantly, by allowing his music to be featured on the show, John has exposed a new generation to his music, and undoubtedly picked up a few more fans. Though John did not perform on the Los Angeles-based Idol, most likely because he was busy rehearsing in New York for SNL, he told Jimmy Fallon last week that he was happy with the talent competition’s theme, stating it is always a compliment when artists cover his work.
    By taking over the tube this week, John proved that he is charming and witty, and most of all, still relevant, which is impressive given his first appeared on The Andy Williams Show in 1971. It’s hard not to look forward to the next time John makes his way around the networks, though hopefully he’ll have better material with which he can work.
    John’s latest album, The Union, was released in October of last year. While John’s tour will only be stopping in 12 U.S. cities, he will be swinging through the Northeast, playing in Rochester, New York on April 23.


    Yes! Lady GaGa Really Is The Godmother To Elton John's Son!

    http://perezhilton.com/2011-04-05-lady-gaga-really-is-the-godmother-to-elton-john-son

    Filed under: Baby Blabber > Elton John > Lady GaGa lady-gaga-elton-john-godmother.jpg
    He told you so on Saturday. How come none of you believed him???
    On SNL this past weekend, Elton John revealed in his monologue that he and his partner David Furnish decided to ask Lady GaGa to be the godmother to their son, Zac. The crowd had a laugh, but what they really should've been doing was applauding their hands off - because it is 100% true!
    In fact, David pretty much confirmed not too long ago in an interview that she would be. Does no one remember this? Ugh! Alright, we'll refresh your memory! He told sources:

    "She's all about inclusiveness and tolerance. She believes that you can be whoever you want to be and that we don't have to live in a world of conformity and that we can all [benefit] from individuality. That's the best message in the world. The freedom to be who you are, do what you want and love who you want to love."
    Now, why wouldn't you want a person like that as your kid's godmother! C'mon!
    Our heartiest congrats to GaGaloo for the esteemed honor and to Elton and David for making a fine choice. Zac is a very lucky little boy! So much love and light in his life!
    Postado por Robson Vianna às 04:25 0 comentários
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    terça-feira, 5 de abril de 2011

    Elton John statue for Vicarage Road?

    Elton John statue for Vicarage Road?

    http://www.watfordobserver.co.uk/news/8955414.Elton_John_statue_for_Vicarage_Road

    4:34pm Tuesday 5th April 2011

    Bookmakers have named Watford FC as favourites to become the next club to commission a celebrity statue.
    Fulham fans saw club owner Mohamed Al-Fayed unveil a tribute to the late Michael Jackson outside Craven Cottage before their home game with Blackpool on Sunday.
    And the Hornets are 9/1 to be the next club to commission a statue by the end of 2012 – of pop legend and club honorary life president Sir Elton John.
    Unibet.com also places Manchester City and a statue of Liam Gallagher at 19/1, Port Vale and Robbie Williams at 99/1 and Everton and Sylvester Stallone at 199/1.
    The full list:
    Port Vale and Robbie Williams: 99/1
    Chelsea and Damon Albarn: 49/1
    Manchester City and Liam Gallagher: 19/1
    Watford and Sir Elton John: 9/1
    Liverpool and Cilla Black: 49/1
    Newcastle United and John McCririck: 39/1
    Tottenham Hotspur and Chas and Dave: 74/1
    Everton and Sylvester Stallone: 199/1
    Aston Villa and Prince William: 199/1
    Norwich and Delia Smith: 74/1
    Would you like to see at statue of Sir Elton outside Vicarage Road? Leave your comments below.

    Comments(4)

    pstannard1, Watford says...
    5:08pm Tue 5 Apr 11
    I think it is a very good idea :- Along with Graham Taylor. It should have one plinth that has Elton and GT shaking hands from what they did at Watford together


    pfwhornets, Tring says...
    10:23pm Tue 5 Apr 11
    What's the odds on a statue of Graham Simpson and Mark Ashton shaking hands, erected on the East stand and "ring fenced" to be demolished along with the East stand in 2012?


    BuRP, Harrow says...
    10:42pm Tue 5 Apr 11
    Not for me. I wouldn't dream of putting down Watford's best era when these two worked together so well. It's very close to my heart, the best times ever but that's all it was - an era. Not a lifetime achievement. Give the 'new' stand the Elton Taylor name. It's a given.

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    BuRP, Harrow says...
    10:43pm Tue 5 Apr 11
    Not for me. I wouldn't dream of putting down Watford's best era when these two worked together so well. It's very close to my heart, the best times ever but that's all it was - an era. Not a lifetime achievement. Give the 'new' stand the Elton Taylor name. It's a given.



    Elton John brings the curtain up at the Open Air Theatre

    http://www.fileymercury.co.uk/news/local-news/elton_john_brings_the_curtain_up_at_the_open_air_theatre_1_3253384

    editorial image Sir Elton John

    Published on Tuesday 5 April 2011 06:13
    With a career spanning five decades, and worldwide album sales in excess of 250 million, Elton John is undoubtedly one of the biggest entertainers in the world.
    Music legend Elton John is coming to Scarborough. The star is performing at the Open Air Theatre as he brings his solo show to the town.
    The £3.5 million venue is expected to sell out fast as nearly 8,000 tickets go on sale tomorrow for the one-night event on Sunday June 5.
    It will be Sir Elton’s first visit to Scarborough, and will give fans the rare opportunity to see him live at Europe’s largest open air theatre.
    The star boasts a career spanning five decades and album sales in excess of 250 million, placing him firmly among some of the world’s biggest entertainers.
    He could have chosen to perform at any huge capacity venue in the country but he has confirmed his booking at Scarborough because he wanted to play in a part of the country where people normally have to travel much further afield to see international stars.
    His mini-tour also includes places such as Shrewsbury and Hove.
    Sir Elton said: “The first time I played in Yorkshire was in 1970 at the Yorkshire Jazz Folk and Blues Festival near Halifax, but I have never played in Scarborough before.
    “I am looking forward to my first summer visit to this classic English seaside town, and you can expect a night of hit songs, dancing and fun – whatever the weather!”
    The date at the Scarborough Open Air Theatre is one of only two solo shows in the UK this year, and is part of just a handful of dates that the 64-year-old singer songwriter will perform in the UK this summer.
    He is also undertaking summer dates with his band across Europe.
    His show will include more than two hours of hits from an incredible back catalogue, including such classics as Bennie and The Jets, Crocodile Rock and Your Song.
    Paul Gregg, on behalf of Apollo Leisure and Resorts which operates the theatre, said he “was thrilled that his company is playing a part in bringing the biggest attraction to the Open Air Theatre that Scarborough has ever hosted”.
    Jim Dillon, Scarborough Council’s chief executive said: “Following a fantastic opening season last year, we are delighted to be welcoming one of the world’s most iconic and entertaining performers to kick off the 2011 season at the Welcome to Yorkshire Open Air Theatre.
    “The fact Scarborough can attract such a huge name as Sir Elton John is a testament to the growing admiration of this unique venue. The event is set to be a great success and a night Scarborough will never forget.”
    Tickets are priced at £55 and £75 and go on sale tomorrow at 9am. They can be purchased on line at www.scarboroughopenairtheatre.com, www.seetickets.com and www.ticketmaster.co.uk or by calling the ticket hotlines on 0844 888 9991; 0844 209 7366; 0844 847 2450.
    During his tour of the UK he is also performing at Cardiff International Arena, the SECC in Glasgow, Shrewsbury Town FC, the Isle of Man’s Nobles Park, Northamptonshire County Cricket Club, and Sussex County Cricket Club in Hove.
    PLUS COMING SOON: DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE ONE OF THE WORLD’S BIGGEST STARS BY WINNING TICKETS WITH OUR READER COMPETITION

    Sir Elton John to perform with his waiters at Magic Summer Live

    http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/article-23938746-sir-elton-john-to-perform-with-his-waiters-at-magic-summer-live.do
    J.J Anisiobi

    The Overtones
    Silver service: The Overtones will perform with Sir Elton at Magic Summer Live and Lachie, in the light blue suit, used to wait on Sir Elton


    British-Irish doo wop boy band The Overtones have gone from serving Sir Elton John to performing with him on stage.
    Currently riding high in the charts with their album Good Ol' Fashioned Love, The Overtones have just been added to Magic Summer Live at Hatfield House.
    For one of The Overtones however, it certainly will be a magical night - as Lachie told the London Evening Standard: "I used to serve Elton John's table when I worked in a restaurant, which he booked out for his Xmas party two years in a row! He was always really lovely and now we are sharing a stage with him. It's mindblowing."
    The one day festival, which takes place this July, will feature Sir Elton John, double Brit Award nominee Rumer and the Lighthouse Family.
    For more information visit magic.co.uk

    British-Irish doo wop boy band The Overtones have gone from serving Sir Elton John to performing with him on stage.
    Currently riding high in the charts with their album Good Ol' Fashioned Love, The Overtones have just been added to Magic Summer Live at Hatfield House.
    For one of The Overtones however, it certainly will be a magical night - as Lachie told the London Evening Standard: "I used to serve Elton John's table when I worked in a restaurant, which he booked out for his Xmas party two years in a row! He was always really lovely and now we are sharing a stage with him. It's mindblowing."
    The one day festival, which takes place this July, will feature Sir Elton John, double Brit Award nominee Rumer and the Lighthouse Family.
    For more information visit magic.co.uk


    Elton John - Foxboro, MA (07/04/76)

    http://www.mediafire.com/?4r9a83k9drbwlbe
    http://www.mediafire.com/?x2z157bmg4xc21m

    Elton John
    Foxboro, Massachusettes
    04th July 1976
    Rock Of The Westies Live - LIBERATED BOOT

    Source: Unknow > WAV > Flac8
    Date: 1976-07-04 - Foxboro

    01- Grow Some Funk Of Your Own
    02- Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
    03- Island Girl
    04- Bennie And The Jets
    05- Funeral For A Friend - Love Lies Bleeding
    06- Love Song
    07- Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
    08- Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me
    09- Holiday Inn
    10- Empty Sky
    11- Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy
    12- Someone Saved My Life Tonight
    13- Philadelphia Freedom
    14- We All Fall In Love Sometimes - Curtains
    15- Band Intro
    16- Saturday Nights
    17- Your Song
    18- Pinball Wizard

    * Elton John - Piano, Vocals
    * Davey Johnstone - Electric guitars, banjo, mandolin, rhythm guitar, background vocals, slide guitar.
    * Caleb Quaye - Electric guitars
    * Kenny Passarelli - Bass
    * James Newton-Howard - Keyboards
    * Roger Pope - Drums
    * Ray Cooper - Percussion
    * + 3 BACKING VOCALS

    A rather poor quality audience recording. For completists only.
    Postado por Robson Vianna às 18:45 0 comentários
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    Exclusive interview: Davey Johnstone my career with Elton John

    Exclusive interview: Davey Johnstone - my career with Elton John

    http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/exclusive-interview-davey-johnstone-my-career-with-elton-john-413589

    Big hits, wild times - and guitars!
    Joe Bosso, Mon 4 Apr 2011, 4:02 pm BST

    Davey Johnstone on stage with Elton John, Norfolk, Virginia, 2011. © Jason Moore/ZUMA Press/Corbis
    "What's going on with us is remarkable, and Madison Square Garden is a classic example," marveled Elton John guitarist Davey Johnstone the other day. "We've played there so many times, well over 60 concerts, and to still sell it out for a couple of shows, it's incredible. New York City has always been a great city for us. We love coming here."


    Having just played two knockout (and yes, packed) dates at the Garden, Johnstone was in town with Sir Elton and the rest of the band (which also includes drummer Nigel Olsson, who, along with Johnstone and the late bassist Dee Murray, comprised the famed, original Elton John four-piece), for an appearance on Saturday Night Live. John hosted, and he and the band played a couple of numbers with Leon Russell, Elton's idol and musical partner of late.
    During a break in his schedule, Johnstone sat down with MusicRadar in Manhattan's swanky London Hotel. He admitted that the SNL gig promised to be "a lot of fun. Elton's such a comedy fan - I'm sure he'll be brilliant in all the skits." But after the show, it's back to the road. Johnstone, who has performed with John for 40 years now ("very hard to believe - the time has just blown by"), not counting a brief period in the late '70s when the superstar went into semi-retirement, said that touring has lost none of its luster. The three-hour show is a dizzying cavalcade of multi-platinum smashes, but Johnstone revealed that he and the boss try to change things up here and there.
    "Elton and I talk before every show," he said. "We look at the setlist and make adjustments when needed. It's a long show, with no opening act. We do all the hits. Of course, when I say 'all' the hits, there's still many that we aren't doing. Even in a three-hour show, we can't do every hit. I'm always trying to get him to do stuff that we haven't done in a while, like Harmony, which I love.

    "Every Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, which I've been hassling him to do for years, and Crocodile Rock - he hasn't been doing that one for a while, either. That's what I do: I stay on him about the set. Fortunately, I know his tolerance level, and I know not to ask him about something too many times. But he knows me, and he knows if I say something often enough that there might be something to it. We have a great relationship in that way."
    The Scottish-born Johnstone joined Elton John's band in 1971 at the advanced age of 19. Throughout the decades, the guitarist has put his unique guitar stamp - one minute he's dishing out lashing electric solos, the next he's applying lush acoustic layers - on a breathtaking number of worldwide chart-toppers (it's estimated that John has sold over 250 million albums) and has become Elton's musical director. In addition to his day job, Johnstone has worked with John on The Lion King soundtrack, as well as the music to productions such as Aida and Billy Elliot.


    "We've done pretty well," Johnstone said, chucking at what he realizes is a whopper of an understatement. With so much history to talk about, classic songs and decades of memorable shows (the guitarist cited 1974's Madison Square Garden concert, during which John Lennon joined Elton and the band, as a career highlight), it was difficult to know where to start. So, MusicRadar went right to the beginning:
    Tell me how you came to join Elton's band.
    "I was a studio player, and I knew Gus Dudgeon. Gus was Elton's producer [Dudgeon died in a car accident in 2002], but he was also working with a band I played with called Magna Carta. One day, Gus talked to me about an album he was doing with Elton - this would be Madman Across The Water - and he said that none of the guitar players they had tried had worked out. He asked if I wanted to come to the studio and do a session, and I said, 'Sure. Of course.'
    "Honestly, I didn't really know at the time who Elton John was. I'd seen him a bit in the music papers, but I wasn't into what he was doing - I was into traditional Irish music. But money's money, so I agreed to do the session. Why not, right? The day before the session, however, I saw Elton perform Border Song on Top Of The Pops, and I went, 'Wow…this guy is good! [laughs] So I went into the session with a whole new attitude."


    Johnstone with his "Captain Fantastic" Les Paul. © Tim Mosenfelder/Corbis
    "The date was a lot of fun. We did the song Madman Across The Water. I remember Elton was kind of quiet at first. He sort of stayed in the corner at his piano. It's funny: I wasn't intimidated at all. I should've been, but I was kind of a hotshot kid at the time. Elton, on the other hand, looked a little nervous. I guess he was just concentrating a lot. I played the sitar, mandolin and acoustic guitar on the track. It was great.
    "Everybody was very pleased, so we went on to do a song called Holiday Inn. I had brought a banjo with me, but I told Elton that I didn't think it was right for the song - I thought mandolin would work better. And I suggested another opening for the track. But by this point, I wasn't being cocky - I was into the music and I was enthusiastic. I wanted to make a difference. Elton saw that, I guess, because the next day I got a call asking me to join the band."


    Did Elton ever tell you specifically what he liked about your playing?
    "Not in so many words. He just loved that I was a well-rounded player. I played mainly acoustics in those early days. Not that I didn't like rock - I was big into Zeppelin and The Beatles. At the same time, I was listening to Joni Mitchell and Neil Young, as was Elton. So we shared the same musical ear, and he saw in me something that would be very helpful to him in the studio and on stage."
    Because you were joining a group that had no other guitar player, you had a lot of room to do your own thing.
    "Absolutely. That's what was so cool about it. When I did join Elton's live band, it was just him, Nigel on drums and Dee Murray on bass. That live album they did [11-17-70] was fantastic! I was really into the idea of getting in with the guys that made that record."
    Although people tend to focus on the pop aspect of Elton's music, there was always a strong thread of Americana that ran through many of the albums. On songs like Texan Love Song, you're playing the dobra…



    "That's true. Well, you know, like most musicians, I was hugely impacted by blues - the blues scene in America and the folk scene, as well. One player who really influenced me in being well-rounded was George Harrison. After the initial excitement of The Beatles died down, people were able to focus on the music. And if you listen to what George Harrison did - and so many of his influences were American - he really tied everything together in one beautiful package. Plus, he could do it with supreme taste."
    I was just about to ask you about that. You've always been a player who understands tasteful economy. You riffs, your solos - nothing is superfluous or self-indulgent.
    "Well, thank you. A lot of that is just getting lucky. But I would sit down and work out my parts, sure. I'd listen to the harmony guitars and the strings and think about how I could fit certain things in. You have to pick your spots and serve the song.
    "Funnily enough, you do fall into a groove with success. It must be like gambling, when you hit a lucky streak and you just can't lose. Or that feeling of invincibility you get when you've had a few drinks. We were racking up the hits - Daniel, Rocket Man, Crocodile Rock and so on - and it was amazing. What happened was, our musical inhibitions went away. Success became our drug, and I don't just mean the financial rewards, I mean how great we felt when we played, and how we were received. The more successful we got, the better we played, and the easier it became to know what to play. It almost felt effortless."
    You bring up Rocket Man, which had the vocal harmonies that became such important elements on later recordings. When did you, Dee and Nigel discover that you could sing so well together?
    "That was it - Rocket Man. I had done a lot of instrumentation on it - the acoustic guitars and the slide playing, all those ethereal sounds - and then Gus said, 'How about some background vocals?' Davey, Dee and I never really discussed what we would do, but we got together and did it. It chilled us when we heard how good it sounded. Dee and I usually changed up on the bottom and the mid part, and Nigel would take the higher harmony. Occasionally, Dee would do a high part, but he'd have to put his head between his legs to do so. [laughs] It was a unique technique, but he always managed to pull it off."
    How involved were Elton and Gus with your guitar parts? Even though Elton is a piano player, songs like All The Girls Love Alice, The Bitch Is Back, Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting are very guitar driven.
    "They are. In those days, whenever a song came up, I'd immediately start working on what I should do. Elton would write so fast, and I had to be just as quick to keep up. As soon as I heard him writing Saturday Night, I knew it was a total guitar-rocking track. So I wrote the intro and all the guitar parts. It was so much fun. At first, Elton didn't even want to play on it - he was just jumping around with a mic while the rest of us played. Eventually, he put some piano parts on it. It was very exciting."
    You mentioned how quickly Elton wrote in those days. It's true: you guys did crank out an amazing amount of music during the first half of the '70s.
    "Elton has a very short attention span. He always did, always will. When he sits down to write, if something doesn't come to him in 15 minutes, he's on to something else. He writes very spontaneously, and there's no fat on anything he does.
    "In those early days, demos didn't exist. Elton would come into the studio in the morning with Bernie Taupin's lyrics, sit down at the piano, and he'd write a song with the rest of us right there with him. A lot of the time we'd learn it as it was being written. Then we'd record the song in the afternoon, and it was done by the end of the night. I think that's why those songs worked so well: You weren't hearing things that were sitting around for years and were labored over and had no energy. What you heard was all energy."
    I have to ask about Funeral For a Friend/Love Lives Bleeding. Originally, Elton had the instrumental intro, which he was thinking of putting on Goodbye Yellow Brick Road by itself. But then he decided to link it with Love Lies Bleeding. The guitar parts are crucial to that song, and they figure prominently in Funeral For A Friend, as well.
    "You bring up an interesting point. Actually, Elton was going to call the album How Many Guitar Sounds Can Davey Get? [laughs] That's what I had to do, though. Because I was the only guitar player, I had to be inventive. Whether I was doing mandolin or banjo or guitar tracks, I had to make everything really stand out and be colorful."

    "I'll tell you something incredible: The whole song, including Funeral For A Friend, was one take. We rehearsed it a couple of times, but that was it. Again, Elton's attention span - he's very impatient. So as soon as we knew what the song was going to be, we went in and nailed it, played it straight through. I knew I would do some layering and overdubs, but still, the idea was to do as much as possible all at once. It was a lot of fun."
    You've played numerous types of guitars over the years. On those early albums, how much did you experiment with different makes and models?
    "A lot. I spent a lot of money, too! [laughs] I remember going to Nashville, where I picked up a really great '62 Les Paul gold top. That thing was just a monster! We used it quite a bit, actually. You can hear that on Saturday Night. It got stolen a few years later, along with some other guitars. That kind of put me off of buying vintage guitars.
    "But I was big into experimenting. Strats, Telecasters - I loved playing with out-of-phase sounds. On The Bitch Is Back, there are two direct guitars in the out-of-phase setting, and they're tuned to an open G chord. Then you mix those with two Flying Vs, and it's a great sound, the humbuckers with the single-coils. You get that bite with the attack."
    In the current live show, do you change around the guitars you use for certain songs, or is it pretty much set?
    "After six months or a year of playing a song a certain way, I'll try different guitars. I mean, there are some diehards like Funeral For A Friend and Saturday Night - those are Les Paul songs, always. On many other songs, though, I'll change things up just to see how they'll sound. Rocket Man nowadays - I play it acoustic in an open tuning, which I love, and then I move over to an electric for sort of a jam session in the end.
    "I have to say right now how important my guitar tech, Rick Salazar, is to what I do live. In fact, 50 percent of what I do on stage would be impossible without Rick. He's been with me a long time, and he's incredible. He keeps everything in order, everything running beautifully. Rick is the best."
    During the '70s, Elton John was about as big as it got. I'm sure you indulged in the excesses that were available to rock stars. [Johnstone laughs and nods] But did it ever get to a point where you thought, This has gone too far?
    "Oh, we enjoyed ourselves, of course! [laughs] And believe me, there were many 'never again' nights. Many 'never again' three nights - 72-hour stretches where you literally never went to sleep. And then, what did you do? You did it all over again, twice as hard! [laughs] Yeah, we did as many drugs as you can imagine, and drank as much alcohol as we could possibly pour down our throats. But because of the music we played, we were never linked to the drug culture like, say, The Rolling Stones. People didn't assume we could be decadent, even though we were. [laughs] We never got hassled, and we were twice as hardcore than so many other bands.
    "There were some scary times, though, and periods that none of us are particularly proud of. In recent years, I've stopped everything, and I'm very grateful that I have my health. It's good to be able to show people that you don't have to be a raving maniac to be a rock 'n' roll star. We were very fortunate to have come through it alive."


    The vocal harmonies of Johnstone, drummer Nigel Olsson and the late Dee Murray were a highlight of Elton John's early hits. © Bob King/Corbis
    In addition to the band, you've worked with Elton on projects like Aida and The Lion King. Why do you think he relies on you so much?
    "He knows I'm not just stuck in one mold. That's a big thing, right there. But he also knows that I've give him an honest opinion. It's funny that you mention The Lion King. I remember when he did the original demo of the song Can You Feel the Love Tonight?, he gave it to Disney with the lyrics that Tim Rice had written, and it was great.
    "Two years later, when Disney had finally finished the movie, we were about to do the recording. Elton came to me and said that Disney had rewritten Tim's lyrics. I read through then, and they were awful, really fucking terrible. It was obviously two animals talking to each other. But still, I wouldn't let my granny sing those words. So I just told Elton, 'Why don't you just sing the original lyrics? That's what everybody liked in the first place.' And he said, 'Yeah, that's what I'll do.' That's the sort of input I give to him. It comes from years of trust and knowing each other."
    Keep it locked on MusicRadar, as next week we'll present an equally in-depth, exclusive interview with Elton John drummer Nigel Olsson.

    Davey Johnstone's live setup - guitars and gear

    Gibson Les Paul - standard tuning
    Gibson Les Paul Captain Fantastic motif - standard tuning
    Gibson Flying V - open tuning
    Gibson Explorer - open tuning
    Gibson Chet Atkins classical - standard tuning
    Gibson SG doubleneck 6/12 - tuned up a half-step (to F)
    Gibson ES-335 - drop-D tuning
    Gibson SG doubleneck sustainer - open/standard tuning
    Fender Stratocaster w/trem custom neck - standard tuning
    Fender Eric Johnson Signature Stratocaster - standard tuning
    Fender Lace Sensor 7-Up Green - standard tuning
    Fender Strat VG synth pickup - standard tuning
    Fender custom doubleneck baritone Strat - standard tuning
    Takamine acoustic - open tuning
    Takamine acoustic - standard tuning
    Ovation 12-string - standard tuning
    Ovation mandolin - standard tuning
    Danelectro baritone - standard tuning
    American Showster AS-57 - standard tuning
    Fernandes doubleneck sustainer - open/standard tuning

    Effects/Amps

    Hughes & Kettner Rotosphere
    Hughes & Kettner Tube Factor
    Roland CE20 chorus
    Boss DD-5 digital delay
    Boss CS-1 compression sustainer
    Boss TR-1 volume pedal
    Ernie Ball volume pedal
    Vox wah-wah pedal
    Hughes & Kettner Puretone combo amp
    Rock and Roll Doctor "Corsaire" combo amp
    Special thanks to Johnny Barbis, Rick Salazar and Steve Lehrhoff

    Elton: The b**** is back

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    Elton John
    Great form ... Elton, right, pokes fun at himself on Saturday Night Live

    Published: 03 Apr 2011

    NEW dad ELTON JOHN had fans in hysterics last night as he cracked a series of baby gags during an appearance on Saturday Night Live.

    Elt made jokes about becoming a gay parent with partner DAVID FURNISH, his diva reputation and his battle with alcoholism during his first appearance on the show in almost 30 years.
    Announcing "the b**** is back..." he quipped: "So far the baby really takes after me.
    "He screams and cries when he doesn't get his way, and he's had his ups and downs with the bottle.
    "The baby has had some feeding difficulties - he is rejecting the breast.
    "In that way he takes after both of his fathers."
    He added: "David and I had our child through a surrogate.
    "Neither of us can become pregnant, though I promise you we tried out hardest."
    And Elton then joked about his baby son ZACHARY's wealth, adding: "We were so thrilled when the baby was born.

    Sealed with a kiss ... sketch co-star leans into Elton
    Sealed with a kiss ... sketch co-star leans into Elton
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    "The doctors told us that we had a healthy baby boy with 10 fingers, 10 toes and $400 million - and that's not counting royalties, which really add up."
    To make his point, the pop star sang a line from his hit Your Song and quipped: "That just put him through college."
    To laughter, he then revealed that his son's Godmother was LADY GAGA, adding: "That is true, it's no joke."
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    Elton John "briga" com Rainha Elizabeth em programa humorístico

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    Elton John participou do programa humorístico "Saturday Night Live" e, entre as esquetes que participou, simulou uma briga com a Rainha Elizabeth.

    O cantor pede para se apresentar no Casamento Real, e, quando o Príncipe William se retira da sala onde acontece a conversa, a rainha e o Príncipe Phillipe gritam com ele. Cada vez mais irritada com as sugestões de Elton, a rainha diz que ele não sabe nada sobre casamentos.

    O cantor então, responde então que ela deve ser a única pessoa que usa Ann Taylor, se referindo a uma marca de roupas. Elizabeth então se descontrola e parte para cima dele.

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    Casamento real: Elton John implora para participar
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    Elton John implorou para se apresentar no casamento do Príncipe William com Kate Middleton, mas tudo foi apenas uma brincadeira. A encenação fazia parte de uma das atrações do Saturday Night Live, que contou com a participação do músico depois de 30 anos, e foi exibida na noite de sábado, dia 2.

    O ESTRELANDO mostra pra você o trecho em que Elton conversa com os atores que interpretam a Rainha Elizabeth II e o Príncipe Phillip. Confira!

    Elton John took over NBC's "Saturday Night Live" on Saturday night and judging by his performance - if there was ever any doubt - the bitch is back!
    The star, who served as host and musical guest, opened the show as a Liberace-esque pianist on "The Lawrence Welk Show," where Kristen Wiig popped out of Elton's piano -- with her gigantic forehead and child hands as Dooneese, before chasing Elton off the stage as she attempted to catch bubbles with her creepily tiny hands.
    PLAY IT NOW: Access Hollywood Live: Matthew Morrison Dishes On Elton John Duet & ‘Summer Rain’ Inspiration
    Next up was Elton's monologue. Surprisingly self-deprecating and blunt, Elton tackled a couple of commonly asked questions about gay parenting, mocked his "diva" ways and past battles with drugs and alcohol, and admitted he's currently a wee bit plump, as he "hasn't lost the baby weight yet."
    Additionally, the legend told the audience that Lady Gaga is his son, Zachary Jackson Levon Furnish-John's godmother. When the crowd erupted in laughter, Elton said he wasn't kidding - Lady Gaga really is the child's godmother.

    The show was also ripe with high-profile guest stars, including Carmelo Anthony and Tom Hanks.
    Tom joined Elton as Michael Caine - along with a few other male "SNL" cast members --as a group of "knights" who were attempting to save modern-day London from a fire-breathing dragon. Hilarity ensued as Tom gave his best halting, jilted Michael Caine impression, and Taran Killam (as Sir Ian McKellan in "Lord of the Rings") answered every question in a mock Gandalf voice, complete with a white beard and wizard ensemble.
    Tom, Carmelo and Elton also appeared with Andy Samberg and Bill Hader in a "Laser Cats" digital short.
    VIEW THE PHOTOS: We Can Feel The Love Tonight! Hot Shots Of Sir Elton John!
    "Source Code" star Jake Gyllenhaal also made an appearance on the show, stopping by during a new Weekend Update segment titled, "Get in the Cage," where he chatted intensely with Nic Cage (played by Andy Samberg) about why Nic was not cast in "Source Code."
    "My question is, how am I not in that movie?" Andy (as Nic) asked. "It has both of the elements of a classic Nic Cage movie. One, it combines time travel with screaming. Two, I'm told the actors were paid."
    VIEW THE PHOTOS: ‘Saturday Night Live’
    Andy's "Nic" also informed Jake that he lacks the "key quality to being a film star" -- "a hairline that's constantly moving up and down your skull - almost as if each individual follicle is on a spring that reacts to anger."
    Elton later mocked his British roots by paying a visit to the Queen (Fred Armisen), where the monarch told him music choice's for Princess Di's funeral were boring, and that the only "Candle in the Wind" she's ever seen is when she "lights her farts."
    Armisen then jumped on a drum set and jammed out to an energetic punk rock song. Elton grabbed a mic and sang while as Andy Samberg (as Prince William) jumped around the room.
    Elton also fulfilled his duties as musical guest, performing "Monkey Suit" and "Hey Ahab" with Leon Russell.
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    Elton John To Host Saturday Night Live!

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    All right! It's about damn time!
    Elton John has reportedly signed on to host and perform as musical guest - with Leon Russell - on an upcoming episode of Saturday Night Live!
    Set to air April 2nd, the singer revealed his first return to the sketch comedy show's stage since 1982 during his Oscar-viewing party last night!
    Epic! This is going to be so effing rad!
    Get out there and KILL IT, bb!
    What do U think?? Are U excited for Elton to do SNL??

    Watch Elton John Joke About Fatherhood on ‘SNL’: “I Still Haven’t Lost the Baby Weight”

    April 3rd, 2011 3:49 pm / Author: Gena Oppenheim
    http://www.okmagazine.com/2011/04/watch-elton-john-joke-about-fatherhood-on-snl-i-still-havent-lost-the-baby-weight/

    Elton John April 3



    Sir Elton John graced the stage on Saturday Night Live last night for the second time in his career and blew the audience away with not only his performances, but the new father’s comedic chops!
    Elton opened his monologue on the sketch show proclaiming, “The bitch is back!” as the last time he appeared on SNL was in 1982.
    OK! NEWS:  ELTON JOHN DEFENDS GLEE AGAINST HATERS
    The Tiny Dancer artist continued to joke about the new addition to his family with David Furnish.
    “Its been a very exciting time for me. Just a few months ago my partner David Furnish and I became the proud parents of a beautiful baby boy!” Elton explained of his child, “And as you can see, I still haven’t lost the baby weight.”
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    See what else Elton had to say about his son in the clip below:
    http://www.okmagazine.com/2011/04/watch-elton-john-joke-about-fatherhood-on-snl-i-still-havent-lost-the-baby-weight/


    Valerie Bertinelli Wants Elton John on Hot in Cleveland!

    http://hotpz.com/2011/03/valerie-bertinelli-wants-elton-john-on-hot-in-cleveland/

    Valerie Bertinelli Wants Elton John on Hot in Cleveland!

    Thursday March 10, 2011
    Valerie Bertinelli

    VALERIE Bertinelli wants to work with Elton John!
    The actress says she’d love the music legend to appear on her hit TV show Hot in Cleveland.
    “I really want to see him on the show!” Valerie said. “I want him to sing to me. I’ve loved him since I was 13.
    “I saw him at the Troubadour in 1975… I saw him at the Forum for The Bitch is Back.”
    Valerie recently revealed that she and her new husband, Tom Vitale, like to be naked.
    “Tom and I like being able to walk around naked,” she said.
    “You can’t [be naked] when the kids are in the house.”
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    The Illustrated Elton John Timeline

    The Illustrated Elton John Timeline
    This page is part of the project “The Illustrated Elton John Timeline”, an illustrated timeline dedicated to documenting, in chronological and detailed form, the life and career of Elton John, with a strong focus on historical research, preservation, and rare material.

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