Elton John Lyrics Head to Auction via Bernie Taupin’s Ex-Wife
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Maxine Taupin set to sell lyric manuscripts to "Candle in the Wind," "Border Song" and "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road," among others
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Elton John and Taron Egerton Thrill at ‘Rocketman’ Screening With ‘Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me’ Duet
Posted in: Live ReviewsThe two traded verses on a new song from the film, as well as a classic Elton John ballad
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After a Dive in the Atlantic, Elton John’s ‘I’m Still Standing’ Video Is Finally Restored
Posted in: Music NewsLegend also unveils live performance of 1983 hit from last month's Cannes International Film Festival
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Flashback: Bernie Taupin and Elton John Write Their First Song Together
Posted in: Music NewsWith the release of new Elton biopic 'Rocketman,' we look back at the legendary duo's first collaboration, ‘Scarecrow’
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Watch Elton John and Taron Egerton Perform ‘Rocket Man’ at Cannes
Posted in: Music NewsThe surprise duet came during the premiere of upcoming biopic "Rocketman"
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Elton John’s Magical Mystery Movie: Inside The Making of ‘Rocketman’
Posted in: Music NewsWith fantastical elements and more, Elton's new big-screen musical is anything but a standard biopic
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Flashback: Elton John Hits Number One With ‘Bennie and the Jets’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThis "weird and wonderful" song about a fictional rock group topped the Hot 100 45 years ago this week
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Flashback: Elton John Plays an Early Version of ‘Tiny Dancer’ in 1970
Posted in: Music NewsIn this incredible video, the singer walks a camera crew though the 'Madman Across the Water' classic right after he wrote it
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Bernie Taupin Breaks Down His Massive Lyric Manuscript Auction
Posted in: Music NewsThe lyricist also talks about Elton's farewell tour, their future plans and writing "We Built This City" for Starship
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Guitarist Davey Johnstone Looks Back on His Five-Decade Odyssey With Elton John
Posted in: Music NewsThe guitarist reveals how Elton wrote some of his most enduring songs, passionately defends the singer's less-popular works in the Eighties and looks ahead to their final tour
