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24 de may. de 2009 · Captured live as the Elton John juggernaut was just building up steam, 11-17-70 features only Elton and the rhythm section that would propel him through the rest of the decade: Nigel Olsson on drums and Dee Murray on bass. Elton comes crashing out of the gate with a tempestuous version of “Take Me To The Pilot” and takes no prisoners for ...
17-11-70 Elton John. Released April 9, 1971. 17-11-70 Tracklist. 1. Take Me to the Pilot Lyrics. 32.8K 2. Honky Tonk Women Lyrics. 3. Sixty Years On Lyrics. 9.1K 4. Can I Put You On ...
17-11-70 (conocido como 11-17-70 en los Estados Unidos) es el lanzamiento oficial del quinto álbum del músico inglés Elton John y su primer álbum en vivo. Producción [ editar ] La grabación fue tomada de una transmisión de radio en vivo el 17 de noviembre de 1970, de ahí el título del álbum.
This album was recorded live on the 17th November 1970 at A & R Recording Studios, New York. The recording engineer was PHIL RAMONE. It was re-mixed at Dick James Studio, London, and the reduction was engineered by CLIVE FRANKS. The album was produced by GUS DUGEON and was co-ordinated by STEVE BROWN.
Listen free to Elton John – 17-11-70 (Bad Side Of The Moon (UK-Release Mix), Amoreena - Live Radio Broadcast and more). 7 tracks (51:53). 17-11-70 (US title 11-17-70), released in 1971, is the fifth official album release for Elton John, and his first live album. The recording was taken from a live radio broadcast on 17 November 1970, hence the album's title.
17-11-70は地味な印象だったのですが、 今更ながら、 他の方のレビューを読んでいると無性に聞きたくなり購入しました。 今とは違う、また絶頂期とも違う、初期のエネルギシュでファンキーでヤングな（笑） エルトンを思い出さしてくれました。
11-17-70 was recorded before a small audience. It has roughly 45 minutes of music, 20 which are taken up by a long “Burn Down The Mission” jam that has interpolations of “My Baby Left Me” and “Get Back” thrown in for good measure. Elton plays backed by Dee and Nigel only (that is, bass and drums). The energy they display in general ...
