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You can't go wrong with any of the songs on Elton John's Greatest Hits album. I especially love "Goodbye, Yellow Brick Road" and "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me," but the rest are great, too. This man has topped the charts for decades! The studio recordings have better sound, but the live performances give you the whole Elton John experience!
That's why it's so much fun seeing younger people who listen to music from the 50-60-70-80- and can't believe what they are hearing enjoy your ride with great music 😎✌🏼️🤘🏼🎤🎸
Elton John is a legend. Bernie Taupin wrote the lyrics and Elton set them to music and performed the songs. There are so many great songs, Your Song, Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me, Someone Saved my Life Tonight....and many more. Love your reactions. Enjoy the journey!
Elton John ruled the 70s. I have seen him live something like 12-15 times. He's legendary. Knighted by the Queen of England for his contributions as an English musician so he is technically "Sir Elton." As a composer and pianist, you'd be hard pressed to find someone who can compare in the rock/pop genre except Billy Joel, who he actually toured with in the 90s. Got to see that too! If you know Circle of Life from the Lion King, you know Elton John. I highly recommend taking 11 minutes of your day to react to Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding. Use the audio version as the production is excellent. It's a masterpiece. He's got quite a few of those.
You are only scratching the surface--not just of Elton John, who had a shit-load of great songs, but of the music made between 1967 and 1984. Music was important back then in a way it just isn't now.
Truth the late 70's and early 80's put out some fantastic music. This coming from the guy born in '84. Then again I grew up listening to oldies with my mom. I got a lot of Motown from my mom and classic country from my dad. So my musical taste is very wide ranging. Now I am mostly partial to Rock, Pop Punk, and whatever you want to call twenty one pilots.
Elton John has an absolute gold mine of great songs. Try the start of the album "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" where "Funeral for a Friend" goes straight into "Love Lies Bleeding" which is as good a beginning to any album you are likely to listen to. For something a bit more rocky try "Saturday Night's Allright for Fighting".
One of my favorite artists. Been listening to him since my high school years in the 70s. He has a huge library of hits. You would probably be familiar with some of his songs he did for the Disney movie, The Lion King ( ie. "Circle of Life", "I Just Can't Wait to Be King", "Be Prepared", "Hakuna Matata", and "Can You Feel the Love Tonight").
Elton has a near unlimited amount of hits, and was the best selling artist of the 70’s, and is one of the best selling artists of all time. He is regarded as one of the best (if not the best) rock/pop piano players of all time. He is also known for his flamboyant outfits (and btw, the outfit in this video is quite toned down from his many other outfits). He also has a movie that came out about a year ago called “Rocketman”, which I recommend watching. He is 73 and is touring on his farewell tour, although not currently due to COVID-19. He is one of the best musical artists of all time. Great reaction as well 👍
Lucky to have seen him in person many years ago, long before you were born. I guarantee you if you listen to his catalog of music, you will never be disappointed. How about some Benny and the Jets!
You should try Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, The Bitch Is Back, Candle In The Wind, I'm Still Standing & Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting. There are so many!!!!
Elton is a living legend. Any song by him will take you on a journey. This almost 65 year old Black woman in South Central L.A. loved him since he began performing. All music from all decades girl!
You’re just just getting a hint of the genius that Elton John had in the 70’s. You won’t go wrong with any of his songs from that time. Great job dude.
That's SIR Elton John!!... He was "knighted" by the Queen!!! Spectacular voice and talent!!!🎼🎶🎵💜 Tiny Dancer is another good one....among hundreds of others!!! Enjoy the ride!!!
I've seen Elton 6 times in concert, including my first concert when I was 13. He has a ton of hits, many that you've probably heard at some point. "Your Song" is my favorite, but I would say "Don't let the Sun go down on me" for sure. "Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting" might be a good one too. Pretty much anything from Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is awesome. The whole album is amazing.
More Elton please! He has so many hits its ridiculous and you can't really make a wrong choice with Elton. It's great going on this journey discovering different music with you. Its so fun watching you open your mind up to knew sounds and styles and expand your appreciation for the greats who inspired so many and still continue to be relevant today.
i had the blessing to see him live about 2 yrs ago....no words to describe the experience. it's always been #1 on my bucket list since a kid (and i'm only 39)....super kind..respectful and grateful for his fans. a perfectionist....if a note was off (of course most of us wouldn't catch it) he would stop the concert..it had to be perfect for his fans
Pinball wizard, Tiny Dancer, Benny and the Jets, This is your song, candle in the wind. Sir Elton John has given us so many amazing songs. Hes worth doing a deep dive into his catalog.
He’s a phenomenal talent & Mega Star. His catalog is huge. Other songs? You betchya!!!! He’s one of the biggest rock stars ever & chock full of hits & amazing songs.
I saw Elton John in Tupelo about 10 years ago. He sounded just like his albums. His live performances are flawless and his voice is pure and beautiful even at his older age. My wife died a few years later...the last concert we saw together.
My husband and I saw him about 6 or 7 years ago at the University of Tennessee and I swear, this cat was 67 years old and he performed like he was in his twenties. So much energy and passion and he never took a break, not once except to take a drink of water every now and then. If life evee gets back to actual normal and you get a chance to see him, do it. I'm telling you, you will have such a great time. The man is a legend and a gold standard in the music industry 💜 If you wanna do more reactions to Elton John, "Philadelphia Freedom" is my favorite song by him
Elton John is a LEGEND. One of the greats! He is British and a pop singer. He DOMINATED the radio in the 70's and also the 80's and in the 90's. I am SURE you know or at least have heard his songs "Circle of Life" and "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" from the original animated "Lion King" Elton is GREAT!!! And you cannot go wrong with any of his music!
You cant go wrong with an Elton John song. Another one of my favorite artist. Check out some of his other songs. Benny and the Jets, one of my favorites.
This is a rabbit hole you'll be glad you explored. Tiny Dancer, Madman Across the Water, Levon, Indian Sinset, Circle of Life, Saturday's Alright for Fighting.....on and on and on. Pure Genius.
Welcome to the world of Elton John. I'd like you to react to the first EJ song In ever heard. "Bennie and The Jets." I haven't been the same since. He is wonderful!
I really love to see you opening your mind and broadening your musical interests. You may never want to hear some of them again, but the one's you vibe with, are yours forever. Enjoy.
Exactly, his voice always puts me into a trance too, and I've been listening to him for more than thirty years, Here are my favourite songs of his that I think you'll love: * Candle In The Wind (1973) * Daniel (1973) * Don't Go Breaking My Heart (with Kiki Dee) * Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (1973) * Healing Hands (1989) * I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That (1988) * I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues (1983) * I'm Still Standing (1983) * Nikita (1985) * Sad Songs (Say So Much) * Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word (1976) * That's What Friends are For (with Dionne Warwick, Stevie Wonder and Gladys Knight) * Tiny Dancer (1971) * Your Song (1970)
Levon and The Bitch is Back are 2 ofmy favorites but i will listen to anything he has done...amazing performer. Saw him live when i was 13 im 42 now, still my favorite concert ever.
from 1976 song called "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" (with Kiki Dee) great song. Elton just has so many. Great song writer, musician, composer, and of course singer. Listen to 'That's What Friends Are For' ft. Elton John, Gladys Knight & Stevie Wonder, another small group of singers getting together. I love it!
It's great that you're open minded enough to go on the musical journey. It's like a flower bed with thousands of flowers, each artist/song is beautiful. Hearing the great artists/songs of yesteryear I think expands your knowledge of music. Thanks for your videos.
He has so many huge hits. Crocodile Rock and Saturday's Alright for Fighting are two of my favorites...but then he has lovely songs, like Your Song, Harmony and Tiny Dancer that are beautiful too.
It still amazes me how young people don't know some of the most prolific songwriters of ALL TIME, artists that have sold millions of records. I'm just glad you are expanding your horizons. You are in store for a great ride.
Elton John is a mega star! He has a plethora of music. 70/s to now. he did the music for lion king too. crocodile rock is fun, saturday night is alright is good many many more of course
We went to his concert once n he came out said he had bad news n good news. Bad news was the plain bring his bands instruments n shit broke down but good news was we were gettin 3 hrs of nothing but Elton John n his piano...Dude, we fired one up n sat back n went for the ride. Amazing performer
Love Elton John. Watched him perform with George Michael at Wembley, England. Well done, ya knocking on the door of 10k fella!!! "Your song" is one of. Countless great songs fromm this legend. It's a rabbit hole you should explore. Cheers bro
He has one of the most interesting lives. There was a movie titled Rocket man released recently that is based on his life and what he went through. He truly is a Knight
