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Friday, October 08, 2010
Showbiz411 review....
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Elton and Leon to appear on GMA
ELTON JOHN AND LEON RUSSELL TO PERFORM LIVE ON “GOOD MORNING AMERICA” ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20th
October 08, 2010 1:14 PM
Interview To Air on Tuesday, October 19
Duo Will Also Appear on “The View,” Thursday, October 21
Two music legends, Elton John and singer songwriter Leon Russell, will perform live on ABC News’ “Good Morning America” on Wednesday, October 20th from the Beacon Theatre. The duo will perform new music from their upcoming album, “The Union,” as well as a classic Elton John song. This album marks the first time they have worked together in over 40 years.
Recorded live in the studio, “The Union” was produced by T Bone Burnett and features a variety of musical genres from R&B, soul, gospel, country, pop and rock. Icons Neil Young and Brian Wilson provide guest vocals on the 14-track record along with legendary R&B organist Booker T. Jones, steel guitarist Robert Randolph and a 10-piece gospel choir. “The Union” will be released October 19th on Decca.
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Sunday, August 29, 2010
No kidding...
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Thursday, August 19, 2010
Elton John/Leon Russell - If It Wasn't For Bad
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Thursday, August 05, 2010
Time for another Elton to be on Idol rumor
Jessica SimpsonJustin Timberlake, Elton John to grill contestants on American Idol | Entertainment Biz!
A new wild rumour concerning American Idol is currently circulating in buzz. It is too radical to be credible. But it may be worthwhile to have a look on it.
Apparently they haven’t yet found a replacement for Simon Cowell (or, if they have, they haven’t cared to disclose it yet), but rumours have it that Idol is going for a complete judges overhaul and Justin Timberlake, Elton John and Jessica Simpson are set to replace Randy Jackson, Kara DioGuardi and Ellen DeGeneres.
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Friday, July 30, 2010
More info "The Union"
The Union Release Date
After several hugely successful private media playbacks “The Union” is scheduled for release October 19th in the US and October 25 in the UK, with a track being released to radio sometime in August.
As an exclusive to this web-site the track listing is as follows:
1. If It Wasn’t For Bad
2. Eight Hundred Dollar Shoes
3. Hey Ahab
4. Gone To Shiloh
5. Jimmie Rodger’s Dream
6. There’s No Tomorrow
7. Monkey Suit
8. The Best Part Of The Day
9. A Dream Come True
10. When Love Is Dying
11. I Should Have Sent Roses
12. Hearts Have Turned To Stone
13. Never To Old (To Hold Somebody)
14. The Hands Of Angels
Two bonus tracks “Mandalay Again” & “My Kind Of Hell” will be included on
both the vinyl and extended deluxe CD edition of the album.
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Elton's people deny Idol rumors, again...
I think this would be a disaster if he agreed to become a judge on American Idol. So good news the rumors are being denied again. I don't know how he could do it anyway since AI is a long term commitment and it would most certainly impact on his touring schedule.
Justin Timberlake, Elton John Reps Deny 'American Idol' Talks - MTV News
By Gil Kaufman
It sounded a bit too good to be true — and it sounds like it was. News broke on Tuesday that season 10 of "American Idol" might bring the return of former executive producer Nigel Lythgoe, as well as some major changes to the show's judging panel.
Along with the possibility of a wholesale replacement of current judges Randy Jackson, Kara DioGuardi and Ellen DeGeneres, the Hollywood Reporter suggested that pop icons Elton John and Justin Timberlake were high on the list of candidates to fill the seat left empty following the departure last season of lead musical adjudicator, Simon Cowell.
But later on Tuesday, Deadline Hollywood reported that representatives for both John and Timberlake threw cold water on the rumors, denying that there's any possibility that either would consider the gig. An unnamed source close to Timberlake reportedly told the site that the story was "just silly" because the former 'NSYNC singer has no time for that kind of job.
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Elton John: Rightwing Conservative!
Welcome to the VRWC Elton!!
Elton John slams musicians who boycott Arizona over immigration law, report says
Never one to back out of a performance to make a statement, music icon Elton John offered some choice words for his fellow musicians who choose to boycott Arizona over the SB 1070 immigration law.
According to the Arizona Daily Star, while performing at his sold-out concert at the Tucson Arena, he said:
"We are all very pleased to be playing in Arizona. I have read that some of the artists won't come here. They are f***wits! Let's face it: I still play in California, and as a gay man I have no legal rights whatsoever. So what's the (expletive) with these people?"
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Friday, July 23, 2010
Animal Farm the musical? This should be interesting!
Elton John writing musical adaptation of Animal Farm - Monsters and Critics
By Daniela Elser Jul 23, 2010, 12:30 GMT
Elton John is said to be working on a stage show based on George Orwell’s classic political novel Animal Farm.
The 63-year-old Piano Man is said to have teamed up with Lee Hall, who penned the musical Billy Elliot. Hall picked up an Oscar nomination as well as Tony and Olivier awards for his work on the hit production.
The producers had faced challenges acquiring the rights to the book. Hall explained, “It's taken about two years. We almost gave up, but there was always that one last licence to go after.”
Discussing the appeal of the text, Hall said, “The line ‘all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others’ lend themselves to lyrics.”
“I'm deep into it, writing songs for pigs and other four-legged friends,” he told the Daily Mail.
Audiences can expect to wait about two years before the curtains are raised, says Hall.
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Listening party at the LA Times for "The Union"
First listen: Elton John, Leon Russell and T Bone Burnett unveil 'The Union' in Santa Monica
July 22, 2010 | 3:19 pm
Elton John has always been passionate about his musical taste, always ready to throw his support behind new acts that capture his imagination, whether it’s the Scissor Sisters or Lady Gaga.
But in recent years he’s also been on a special mission to turn the spotlight on veteran artists who never got the attention he and other pop stars received, a key reason he dreamed up the Sundance Channel music interview and performance series “Spectacle,” and persuaded his friend Elvis Costello to take on the job as host.
That mission is front and center with “The Union,” his forthcoming duet album with fellow piano-pounding rocker Leon Russell, to whom John doffed his cap during the first episode of “Spectacle.”
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Thursday, July 22, 2010
Food poisoning postpones Elton John's Ariz concert
TUCSON, Ariz. – A bout of food poisoning has caused the postponement of Elton John's scheduled concert at Tucson Arena.
The Arizona Daily Star reports that Wednesday night's show was nearly sold out with about 8,800 tickets purchased. Organizers say the British rocker will perform Thursday night instead.
A spokeswoman for the Tucson concert venue says John apologizes for the inconvenience caused by his illness, but doctors say he will be fine to take the stage Thursday.
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010
"The Union" cover art
The Union by Elton John and Leon Russell. Photo: Annie Leibovitz, copyright: eltonjohn.com
So lets see, lets take two piano players, sit them down in front of their pianos in a room and take a picture. Brilliant! Sheer Annie Leibovitz genius. I would never have thought of that!
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Tuesday, July 06, 2010
Billboard: 16 tracks on the new record...
From Billboard magazine:
Elton John says his forthcoming collaboration with legendary singer, songwriter and sideman Leon Russell marks a new chapter in his recording career, saying: "I don't have to make pop records any more." Speaking at the launch of the album at the Electric Cinema in West London last night (July 5), John said: "I thought, 'The world isn't screaming for another Elton John record and I'm not screaming for it either unless it's going to be different. In the '70s, '80s and '90s, the record companies always said we had to have a single and I think I fulfilled my brief. But at 63, the singles chart isn't one I'm going to be in very often. To me now, it's all about writing albums and trying to be mature." John recruited Russell for the album, aptly entitled "The Union," after rediscovering Russell's music 40 years after they toured the United States together. Russell was a big name in the 1960s and 1970s, playing keyboards for the likes of Phil Spector and the Beach Boys, making solo records and writing songs including "A Song for You," "This Masquerade" and "Delta Lady." But he largely fell off the radar in the late 1970s and has suffered from poor health in recent years, although he kept touring. John described Russell as his "idol" and working with him as a "humbling and moving experience." He hopes the exposure from the album will bring new attention to Russell's solo output. "There's no point doing this record if it doesn't bring his work to light," said John. "I want him to be comfortable financially. I want his life to improve a little." John and Russell worked with John's long-time songwriting partner Bernie Taupin and producer T Bone Burnett on the collaborative project, which also features guest appearances from the likes of Neil Young and Brian Wilson. Journalists at the launch also heard a playback of the 16-track album, which has a rootsy, almost gospel sound, and was recorded live, with most tracks done "in one or two takes." In an entertaining Q&A session hosted by U.K.-based broadcaster Paul Gambaccini, John also held forth on Christmas albums ("My record company in America asked me to do a Christmas record and I just told them to fuck off"), videos ("I fucking hate videos") and even which of his songs would be the best introduction to his music for a 6-year-old ("Just show him 'The Lion King'"). John said he plans to tour with Russell next year and hopes to make another record with him if "The Union" is a success. He also plans to do a solo covers album in the near future. "The Union" will be released Oct. 19 in the United States on Decca Records, and Oct. 25 in the United Kingdom on Mercury.
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Monday, June 28, 2010
A live album is coming too?
According to Hercules;
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Saturday, June 26, 2010
Tracklisting from "The Union" Facebook page?
2. Gone to Shiloh
3. A Dream Come True
4. I Should Have Sent Roses
5. Monkey Suit
6. The Hand of Angels
7. Never Too Old (To Hold Somebody)
8. Hey Ahab
9. Mandalay Again
10. When Love is Dying
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Thursday, June 24, 2010
More on "Union"
Elton John, Leon Russell, & T Bone Burnett unite for collaborative album « Consequence of Sound
By Alex Young on June 23rd, 2010 in News
40 years after they embarked on a tour together, legendary musicians Elton John and Leon Russell have again united, this time for the release of a collaborative studio album. Direct Current reports the pair recently wrapped up recording the aptly titled Union, which was produced by the equally legendary producer T Bone Burnett and written by John and longtime collaborator Bernie Taupin.
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Wednesday, June 09, 2010
More on the Rush wedding...
I thought the guest list was mildly interesting, here is a small sample from People magazine;
Amid dozens of giant bouquets of white roses (and very tight security), reports the Palm Beach Post, guests at the wedding included former Bush adviser Karl Rove; actor-politician Fred Thompson; former Kansas City Royals slugger George Brett; Fox News commentator Sean Hannity; former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani; New England Patriots owner Bob Kraft; former Clinton adviser James Carville and his wife, GOP analyst Mary Matalin; and golfer Tom Watson. A wedding guest also tells PEOPLE that among the others was Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.Also kinda curious as to what Elton played and if it was a requested setlist or if Elton just surprised them?
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Saturday, June 05, 2010
Elton John performs at Rush Limbaugh's wedding....yes that's what I said!
It's wedding bells for Rush Limbaugh – for the fourth time.
The conservative firebrand, 59, will exchange vows Saturday in Florida with Kathryn Rogers – a blond bombshell half his age – in a lavish Hawaiian-themed wedding bash headlined by none-other-than Sir Elton John.
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Wednesday, June 02, 2010
"The Union" is the new album's title...
From Pro Sound News:
Tentatively entitled The Union, the new CD is scheduled for release later this year. The duo is also planning a project for Elvis Costello, with whom they last worked in 2008. The new CD will be tracked in Nashville and overdubbed/remixed at The Village using their AML2 monitors.
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Friday, May 07, 2010
Elton is afraid of Sarah Palin
Elton John snubs Sarah Palin at TIME 100 gala
Thursday, May 06, 2010
Posted by Janet Kinnaman at 01:35:55 PM
Sir Elton John lost sight of his British etiquette when he snubbed former vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin at the TIME 100 gala Wednesday night.
"It's nice to be at an event where you meet some unusual people, like Sarah Palin," said the Brit, immediately following his remark with an eyebrow raise.
When asked who he wanted to meet most at the gala, Elton followed with another jab saying, "Not Sarah Palin but anybody else would be fine."
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Friday, April 23, 2010
Elton on Idol....
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Elton: "the best record I've made in years"
He also saluted another of his inspirations, Leon Russell, who he called one of Americas greatest artists and added that hes been forgotten for too many years. Mentioning an upcoming album, due out Oct. 19, that he recorded with Russell and producer T Bone Burnett, Elton previewed the track Never Too Old and called it the best record Ive made in years.
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A few tidbits...
Johnstone, who's married and has seven children, also credited Elton for being "unbelievably supportive" as a friend over the past 39 years.
"I couldn't ask for more from what I've gotten from this career. The chance to continue bringing music to people is great," he said. "It's kind of scary to think I'm in my late 50s and there's still more that I'd like to do."
So, Johnstone strongly endorses Elton's ongoing recording project with Leon Russell, one of rock's most influential pianists, even though the guitarist hasn't taken part in the T Bone Burnett-produced album.
"I've just been giving my support to it. He (Elton) played me all the stuff recently. It's admirable to do a project like this because it's given Leon a new lease on life," Johnstone said of Russell, 68, who's suffered health problems and recently underwent brain surgery. Cameron Crowe, he said, has been filming some studio sessions.
"I think it's revived him, just the interest they've shown Leon," he said. "It's a beautiful project."
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Elton John to Ryan White in Washington Post
Elton John's letter to Ryan White, 20 years after his death from AIDS
By Sir Elton John
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Dear Ryan,
Twenty years ago this month, you died of AIDS. I would gladly give my fame and fortune if only I could have one more conversation with you, the friend who changed my life as well as the lives of millions living with HIV. Instead, I have written you this letter.
I remember so well when we first met. A young boy with a terrible disease, you were the epitome of grace. You never blamed anyone for the illness that ravaged your body or the torment and stigma you endured.
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Monday, April 19, 2010
So Elton was on Oprah on Friday and....
"Blue jean baby, L.A. lady, seamstress for the ban-dah!"
"Pretty eye-dah, oh pirate smile-dah"
"You'll marry a music man..."
"Ballerina, you must have seen her, she was dancing in the san-dah!"
"And now she's in me, always with me, Tiny Dancer in my hand-dah"
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Thursday, April 15, 2010
So will he be singing "You're Never Too Old"
Sir Elton John To Perform On “Idol Gives Back” Wednesday, April 21
Sir Elton John To Perform On “Idol Gives Back” Wednesday, April 21
Posted on 14 April 2010 by Bill Gorman
via press release:
SIR ELTON JOHN TO PERFORM ON “IDOL GIVES BACK” ON BEHALF OF ELTON JOHN AIDS FOUNDATION WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, ON FOX
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Joins Special as Not-For-Profit Partner
As part of his global effort to raise awareness for and to end HIV/AIDS, Sir Elton John will perform on IDOL GIVES BACK, airing Wednesday, April 21 (8:00-10:00 PM ET live/PT tape-delayed) on FOX, on behalf of the Elton John AIDS Foundation.Alicia Keys, Carrie Underwood, The Black Eyed Peas, Annie Lennox, Jeff Beck & Joss Stone and Mary J. Blige & the All-Star Band will also perform.
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Friday, April 09, 2010
It's a greatest hits tour?
Daily Toreador - Drummer reflects on time spent in Elton John’s band
Drummer reflects on time spent in Elton John’s band
By Alexandra Pedrini
Published: Friday, April 9, 2010
SIR ELTON JOHN’S performance Friday night at the United Spirit Arena will mark the 10-year anniversary of the arena’s opening. He was the first performer at the United Spirit Arena when it opened in 2000.
On the band’s “Rocket Man: Greatest Hits Live” tour, Sir Elton John’s drummer, Nigel Olsson, took time to speak with The Daily Toreador about how the band has changed throughout the years, the different places it has performed and to encourage the audience to use the bathrooms before the show begins.
°How’s the tour been going so far?
So far so good, it’s been quite interesting. We’ve been to Cancun, Mexico, and drove to the big ancient pyramids in Chichen Itza and played in front of pyramids, which was amazing. Then we played Corpus Christi which was great and a pretty long show. It’s quite intense, but we’re looking forward to the rest of the tour. It’s going to be great.
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Thursday, April 08, 2010
20 years ago...
Today marks 20 years since a Hoosier boy died from AIDS. Ryan White's mother Jeanne White Ginder says she still receives threats from people who do not understand her teen son's public battle to be allowed to go to public school despite having the disease.
An exhibit is on display at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis about White's battle and efforts to get people to understand the plight of those with AIDS. Elton John will attend an April 28th fundraiser at Butler University to raise money for both a Children's Museum exhibit and the Elton John AIDS Foundation.
Last Updated: Thursday, April 08, 2010 5:56:02 AM
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Thursday, March 25, 2010
Happy Birthday Elton!
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
New music at South African concert?
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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Sad news
Elton John, Pink Floyd collaborator Lesley Duncan dies
Duncan had been suffering from cerebrovascular disease
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Thursday, March 11, 2010
Wacko alert!
A Georgia gubernatorial candidate was arrested Wednesday for making threats against singer Elton John, the Atlanta-Journal Consitution reports.Peachtree Road condominium with a sign that reads "Elton John Must Die."
Neal Horsley was arrested in Carrollton, Georgia, according to local police.
John, who the paper calls a "part-time Atlantan," angered Horsley when he told Parade magazine that he thought Jesus was gay.
Horsley then penned the Internet diatribe on "Why Elton John Must Die," the paper said.
There is also a video posted on YouTube showing Horsley protesting outside John's
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Monday, March 01, 2010
Media blew it? No surprise there!
There was never a tour booked this summer! says Billy Joel, responding to Internet claims that he pulled the plug on a summer tour with Elton John. He continues, Obviously, this has the smell of a really juicy story: Why did they cancel? Did Billy and Elton have a fight? Whats going on? The truth is, theres nothing going on. I had made up my mind a long time ago that I wasnt going to work this year.
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Thursday, February 18, 2010
Super-intelligent Elton John thinks Jesus was gay
This isn't the buzz I would be trying to create;
"I think Jesus was a compassionate, super-intelligent gay man who understood human problems," John told the Sunday supplement. "On the cross, he forgave the people who crucified him. Jesus wanted us to be loving and forgiving. I don't know what makes people so cruel. Try being a gay woman in the Middle East -- you're as good as dead."
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Tuesday, February 09, 2010
New Album Update
Basic tracks for Bernie and Elton’s new album with Leon Russell have been recently completed and the gang is about to start vocals and overdubs immediately. The trio has cut fifteen songs ranging from Stones like rockers, Country tinged ballads, Gospel and even a Sinatra like weepy similar to something torn from the grooves of “In the Wee Small Hours” As reported before it’s varied in scope and drenched in a rich tapestry of atmospherics. Don’t expect to hear the old EJ/BT sound; this is organic recording unlike anything you’ve heard from our duo before.More here. One question. The trio? Does that mean Elton, Leon and Bernie? Will we be hearing some vocals from Bernie?
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Will Elton cave to the pressure?
Pro-Palestinian group urges Elton John to cancel upcoming concert in Israel
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (CP) – 1 hour ago
LONDON — A British academic group that supports Palestinian rights is urging singer Elton John to cancel a summer concert in Israel.
The British Committee for Universities of Palestine says in an open letter to John that it is wrong to perform in Israel because of alleged abuses committed during the Israeli military campaign in the Gaza Strip last year.
A spokesman for the singer did not respond to a request for comment Tuesday.
The committee's letter says John cannot be morally neutral in the conflict between the Palestinians and the Israelis.
John is scheduled to play at a Tel Aviv stadium on June 17. Other major stars including Paul McCartney and Madonna have played in Israel in recent years.
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Monday, February 01, 2010
Elton John and Lady Gaga @ The Grammys
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
Oh my Lord...
Nine years after his controversial Grammy collaboration with Eminem, Elton John will reportedly team with pop sensation Lady Gaga for the award ceremony, to be held this Sunday in Los Angeles. While there's no word yet on what song Sir Elton would perform with the 'Poker Face' chartbuster, the anticipated pairing could become the 52nd annual event's most talked about moments.
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Wednesday, January 06, 2010
New Album Update
New Album Update
Bernie and Elton will return to the studio in mid January to record a
collaborative album with the iconic Leon Russell. Russell who has
always been one of Elton’s musical heroes and influences when it comes
to piano styling will be featured on a 50/50 basis writing and
performing his own material for the project as well as writing with
both Bernie and Elton and performing and singing on the pairs own songs.
A marathon writing session in Los Angeles last November saw the trio
pen a vast wealth of material that ranges far and wide and covers many
musical genres.
The sessions will be overseen and produced by Henry (T-Bone) Burnett
whose work on roots based records over the last several years have
turned this multi-Grammy winning musician and producer into the
go-to-guy for unique projects.
We advise all not familiar with Leon or T-Bone to Google and learn more about these extraordinary individuals.
Don’t forget to keep checking for new postings by Bernie on his blog as
we’re hoping he’ll be reporting some of his own personal feelings on
this exciting new chapter in his storied career
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Thursday, November 05, 2009
Good news...
Elton John Leaves Hospital
Originally posted Thursday November 05, 2009 09:15 AM EST
The singer, 62, was treated at a hospital last weekend in London after suffering from flu and a "serious case" of e. coli bacterial infection, his Web site said.
His spokesman Gary Farrow tells PEOPLE the singer is now "fine."
The hitmaker (I'm Still Standing, Rocket Man) will resume his concert schedule in Oakland and San Jose, Calif., where he will join Billy Joel on Nov. 14 and 17.
– Simon Perry
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Tuesday, November 03, 2009
Elton cancels shows due to E-coli and the flu...
Elton John Cancels Tour: E-Coli Blamed » Right On Music
Elton John has canceled several shows after suffering from flu-like symptoms and extreme fatigue.
The 62-year-old icon was hospitalized and is being treated for an E. coli bacterial infection and influenza, but told fans,
Dont worry, Im fine.
Johns civil spouse, David Furnish, also came out to reassure fans saying, Hes OK. Hes fine.
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Monday, October 19, 2009
Instant Live CDs of The Red Piano Tour
THE ULTIMATE SOUVENIR OF THE ELTON JOHN RED PIANO TOUR!
Exclusive limited edition instant live CDs of selected dates on the Elton John Red Piano tour, only available from Concert Live.
Still as relevant as ever, Elton Johns unforgettable Red Piano Show debuted in Las Vegas in 2004, where it had an unprecedented 5 year run, with over 248 performances and playing to over a million fans. The show now hits the road for a European tour showcasing many of Eltons classic hits from his 30 year career.
Featuring many of his classic hits, Each 3CD live recording is presented in exclusive packaging with bespoke artwork and including a double CD from the performance and an innovative 3rd encore disc. This means fans collecting at-concert will be able to download the end of the concert as soon as they get home, and get their hands on the live CD the moment the show finishes!
Pre-order your CD now and dont miss out on these incredible collectable live CDs of this musical legend's tour.
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Elton on Brandi Carlile's new album.
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Elton and Ray Setlist for September 24
Wow, what a setlist!
* The One
* Sixty Years On
* The Greatest Discovery
* Border Song
* The Ballad of the Boy in the Red Shoes
* The Emporer's New Clothes
* Rocket Man
* The Weight of the World
* American Triangle
* Skyline Pigeon
* House
* Tiny Dancer
* Original Sin
* Blues Never Fade Away
* Your Song
Elton with Ray Cooper
* Funeral for a Friend/Tonight
* Better Off Dead
* Come Down In Time
* Levon
* Indian Sunset
* I Think I'm Gonna Kill Myself
* Daniel
* Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word
* Take Me To The Pilot
* Carla Etude
* Blessed
* Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me
* Honky Cat
* Crazy Water
* Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)
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