Cause I can’t pick just 3
1. Still standing
2. Philadelphia freedom
3. Saturday nights alright for fighting
4. This train don’t stop here (great music video of Justin playing a young Elton )
5. Can you feel the love tonight ( because I used to love watching lion king with my sister )
I'm not sure I can pick just 5
1. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
2. Crocodile Rock
3. Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me
4. Tiny Dancer
5. Your Song or I'm Still Standing
HM Can You Feel the Love Tonight
1. Bennie and the Jets
2. Take Me to the Pilot
3. Crocodile Rock
4. Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters
5. Tiny Dancer
1. Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding
2. Levon
3. Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me
4. Someone Saved My Life Tonight
5. Your Song
Rocket Man
Tiny Dancer
Your Song
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Crocodile Rock
Best Rocket Man cover ever (you probably already know without clicking)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lul-Y8vSr0I&t=0m52s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7f3praeHwc
shareBrings a tear to my eye
Not really
Way better than Shatner and that's saying a lot
shareLol, I guessed that was coming.
shareNever gets old😃
shareGoodbye Yellow Brick Road
Philadelphia Freedom
Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word to Say
Rocket Man
I Guess that why they call it the Blues
1) Your Song
2) Madman across the Water
3) Tiny Dancer
4) Levon
5) Rocket Man
Levon
Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding
Saturday nights alright for fighting
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Tiny Dancer
Great list, but the one song I would change for my own is Bennie and the Jets over Saturday Night's ....
Took a long time, but that weird rhythm of Bennie finally won me over. Hard to imagine very many people writing a song in that style and expect it to be popular. It's part of Glam Rock, which is hard to pin down if you aren't thinking about the outward appearance of a band. It's good rock, but there's an ambiguous freedom in it that isn't absolutely testosterone driven. For me, Bennie and the Jets is almost hypnotic with it's jabbing piano chords, the over-dubbed audience clapping along, the odd singing. Bizarrely fascinating.
Bennie and the Jets would make my Top Ten EJ songs and yes, it is an odd song (in a good way).
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