Elton John - Solo 1975 #4 - Grow Some Funk of your own скачать видео бесплатно

funktron4

Interesting----this is far superior to the studio version. This was part of a "two sided single" in the U.S., backed with "I Feel Like A Bullet." It set a dubious record-----climbed to #14 on the Billboard charts------and the following week, dropped out of the Top 40. No song had ever fallen that far to exit the Top 40. I don't know if the record still stands or not. I always wondered why it happened-----thought that both tracks were pretty good. This live version sounds great----the piano kicks ass.

Anthony Franco

I hope you all realize that this is the exact same track that appeared on Rock of the Westies only stripped down to only vocal and piano. This is not Elton by himself. Same goes for any song off of Another Rock of the Westies. You can hear the other tracks very faintly, especially in Street Kids. 

iesopi11

Elton is a piano God!!! Grew up wearing this album out. Know each song by heart. Finding this is an absolute thrill beyond words. Thank you thank you thank you from a HUGE Elton fan.

Toby Kelly

"That felt like a good one..." Oh my Lord! That was excellent! Thank you so much!!

GlitzPianoman

@undertackreport Unfortunately, this is a completely unauthorized bootleg. You'd have to either download it illegally or get someone who has it to make a copy for you to get a hold of it. It probably won't ever be released officially.

T Mac

Me no like to with the gringo fight! LOL!!!

RolandPianoMan1989

with him solo on the piano it's actually harder rockin' then with the band :-)

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