Elton John Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Vinyl Album

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Elton john goodbye yellow brick road vinyl album.

Goodbye yellow brick road is the seventh studio album by english singer songwriter elton john first released in 1973 as a double lp the album has sold more than 30 million copies worldwide and is widely regarded as john s best. Whatever your format it s all here. Discover releases reviews credits songs and more about elton john goodbye yellow brick road at discogs. 2x vinyl lp album limited edition reissue stereo yellow country.

2x vinyl lp album stereo tri fold cover country. Elton john goodbye yellow brick road mca2 10003 2 lp mca records 1973 nm c vg sold for 49 97 usd on 04 oct 2020 buy it now vinyl. Djm records 2 djlpd 1001 djm records 2 djlpd 1001 format. Among the 17 tracks the album contains the hits candle in the wind bennie and the jets goodbye yellow brick road and saturday night s alright for fighting.

If you are new to this album try the blu ray audio via the link above or the other editions in the 40th anniversary series goodbye yellow brick road single cd goodbye yellow brick road 2cd deluxe or you can go old school with goodbye yellow brick road on double vinyl. Complete your elton john collection. Goodbye yellow brick road is the eighth album by legendary singer songwriter elton john. Djm records 2 dje 29001 format.

Selling over 31 million albums worldwide and going platinum in the us seven times over goodbye yellow brick road is widely regarded as the album that made elton john a household name. 1973 goodbye yellow brick road album selling over 31 million albums worldwide and going platinum in the us seven times over goodbye yellow brick road is widely regarded as the album that made elton john a household name. Walmart exclusive 2 lp picture disc. After obtaining his first 1 single in american with crocodile rock off the album don t shoot me i m only the piano player elton john needed another big album to top it all off what he and lyricist bernie taupin constructed was one of the most legendary albums in rock and roll.