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About Elton John

Elton John was born Reginald Kenneth Dwight on March 25, 1947, in Pinner, Middlesex, England. On the basis of the charts alone Elton was the most popular artist of the '70s. Elton John is a master showman whose electrifying performances and nonstop stream of hit records have made him an international superstar of the highest caliber. Beginning with his first American hit "Your Song" in 1970, Elton John has so far amassed an astounding total of over 50 top 40 hits in his still-fruitful career. In 1993, Elton surpassed Elvis Pressley for the most consecutive years of top 40 hits on Billboard's Hot 100, and became the only artist in pop history to have reached the top 30 for 24 uninterrupted years; since then, incredibly, he's done it every year as well. With Elton John's status as a hot artist still very much intact, Elton John looks likely to break many more records--in both senses of the word--before he finally hangs up his rock 'n' roll shoes and heads off to the Great Piano Player in the sky.

In the U.S., 1969's Empty Sky would not see release until 1975, short months after Elton John's Greatest Hits had concluded its 10-week run as America's No. 1 album. Instead, the domestic debut of Elton John--a moniker Dwight had constructed by combining the names of Long John Baldry and Bluesology saxophonist Elton Dean--would be 1970's Elton John. To help launch the album, the singer had flown to Los Angeles to give a now-legendary show at the Troubadour. "People just went crazy," Elton later recalled to British DJ Andy Peebles, "and a guy called Robert Hilburn from the Los Angeles Times gave me the rave review of all time, and it spread across America and I became an overnight sensation." Bolstered by the top 10 success of "Your Song," the album indeed soared to the top 5 and spent a year on the charts; by the end of 1971, no fewer than four other Elton John albums had been released.

By the mid-'80s, Elton John began a three-stage comeback of sorts: 1) He began hitting the top 10 again with singles such as 1986's "Nikita," "I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That," and a remake of "Candle In The Wind"; 2) He returned to MCA Records, after being at Geffen for seven years; and 3) Critics, who in recent years had often tended to dismiss him as a talented but ultimately lightweight sales phenomenon, began looking fondly at him, perhaps realizing his artistic consistency was much more of a phenomenon than the number of units he shipped. An exciting, generous artist whose fan base seems on the increase even in the '90s, Elton John is one of pop music's true giants.

Elton John Tickets

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