Elton John - You'll Be Sorry To See Me Go - Rare 1968 video free download

merlok1995

Never tired to listen to this song and other unreleased songs

XXNIRVANAXX1000

go caleb quaye!

Jacques Daviault

Hi Arnold... You know what, you're right! I assumed since it was from the Bread and Beer band that it was on that self-titled album. However a bit of quick research shows me that The Dick Barton Theme was only released as a single by them in Feb. 1969. I do have a copy of The Dick Barton Theme lying about on an mp3 somewhere though. I wonder what the B-Side was? I'd love to hear the album! I appreciate the correction, nice to see someone else is as a stickler for historical accuracy as I.

Noreen Pitts

Wow, never heard this before. Cool.

RichYan33

This almost borders into Archie territory. He and Bernie blossomed as song writers very quickly from here. (Assuming this wasn't a cover?)

emolizard13

wow i love every single song by elton and i heard this and i was lioke elton what were u thinking

Jacques Daviault

The Bread and Beer Band was not his first recording. Rather, it was set to be released in 1969 and that dates long after his Bluesology singles with Fontana (1965-66) Records and his DJM releases of Lady Samantha, recorded in early 1968, both released well before the Bread and Beer Band album was to be. Aside from a Decca single (Dick Barton Theme) nothing else was ever heard of the album, and nothing exists of it save for a few test pressings and cover samples, bootlegs notwithstanding.

164man

thanks for posting

Bruce Andrew

i have even rarer cd... the beer and bread band.... featuring Reginald Dwight on keyboards... his truley first ever recording

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