3 Replies to “ Jamaica Jerk-Off - Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road", from here abbreviated to the acronym GYBR, marked the merging of all the various styles that Elton and Bernie Taupin had been trying out through the earlier years of their song-writing career. They'd had a few hits along the way but this had not been reflected in sales. This album is where it all gels/5(1).

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2. This is the quintessential Elton John meztishakarlandanayaforcehammer.xyzinfo has some pop masterpieces, some filler, some embarrassments, some songs whose lyrics wouldn’t work anywhere else but here, a couple of songs that have inexcusable words, and (on the whole) songs that scream out “this guy sure plays and sings with gusto”.. The cuts that work obviously include the larger-than-life hits “Bennie & The Jets.

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3. 'The Album That Created A Superstar' - Originally released at the end of , the double album 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' was the crowning moment of an upward trajectory marking the unstoppable rise of Elton John.

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