Elton John Album Reviews

[Review] Elton John: Greatest Hits (1974)

Elton’s best-selling album collects all of the big hits through the first half of the 70s.

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Elton earns more frequent flier miles, as another hit single soars to the top of the international charts.

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Elton is still at the top of his game, as the reigning king of the pop jungle scores another multiplatinum smash.

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His best-selling album album so far featured “Crocodile Rock” and “Daniel.”

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This sentimental love song was Elton’s most successful single at the time of its release, becoming a Top 10 hit in the US…

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Elton’s platinum-selling #1 hit, recorded in the (in)famous Chateau d’Herouville.

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Holy Moses, is this an improvement. It’s still a bit precious, but the signs of greatness are definitely there.

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John Lennon hitches a ride on the Elton John juggernaut for his first #1 single as a solo artist.

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John Lennon’s lost weekend is again Ringo’s gain as he moves the party to his place and scores another gold record.

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George Harrison finds his second wind with his biggest fan, Jeff Lynne, behind him.

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Ken Russell’s film adaptation of Tommy featuring a who’s who of rock and film stars, including The Who.

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An album fueled by Lennon’s excesses, yet also one of his most commercially successful records, featuring two hit singles.

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Rock’s royalty and real royalty join forces for a good cause that actually pre-dates Live Aid.

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This is Elton’s White Album and Exile on Main Street: a double-album masterpiece of creativity.

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Elton and Bernie’s concept album brings American history to life, but forgot to pack a hit.

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