We’ve reached peak 80sElton with the middle trilogy as Our Reg re-locates his mojo and the hit parade and Bernie regains sole lyricist status.
The peak was covered with plenty of snow.
Songs included;
I’m Still Standing
I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Blues
Sad Songs (say so much)
Passengers
Nikita
I’m Not Getting Married
02:25: 1983 / “Too Low For Zero”
33:02: 1984 / “Breaking Hearts”
41:24: William, It Was Really Nothing
1:01:50: 1985
1:04:54: “Ice On Fire”
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