ELTON JOHN - Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word b/w Shoulder Holster 7" Picture Sleeve Vinyl Single

Elton John, a stalwart in the world of rock and pop, continued to reinvent his musical identity during this era. "21 at 33" is a testament to his adaptability and willingness to explore diverse musical landscapes.

Produced by Them Bell of Sackville Productions, this single not only carries the distinctive signature of Elton John but also reflects the collaborative spirit that permeated the music industry during this period.

The release of "Breaking Hearts" in 1984 positions it strategically within the heart of the 1980s, a period characterized by the emergence of synth-pop, new wave, and the continued evolution of rock music.

Elton John's 1972 7" single, "Crocodile Rock" and "Elderberrry Wine," produced by Gus Dudgeon and released by DJM Records, epitomizes the diverse musical landscape of the early 1970s. "Crocodile Rock" pays homage to '50s and '60s

The year 1976 was a pivotal time for the music industry, marked by the dominance of disco, the continued influence of rock and roll, and the emergence of punk. Elton John, a prominent figure in the music scene, collaborated with Kiki Dee

The European music scene of the 1970s was a kaleidoscope of genres and styles, with artists pushing boundaries and experimenting with sound. Elton John, an iconic figure in the music industry, was no exception

The early 1970s often regarded as a musical renaissance, was characterized by the emergence of diverse genres, experimentation with sound, and the birth of legendary albums. Elton John's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" made its mark.

Elton John's "Greatest Hits" is widely regarded as a landmark album in the musician's career, as it helped to cement his status as one of the biggest pop stars of the 1970s. The album went on to become a best-seller

Released during the vibrant musical era of the late 1980s, Elton John's "Heartache All Over the World" 7" 45RPM Picture Sleeve single encapsulates the essence of his "Leather Jackets" album.

The year 1985 places "Ice on Fire" squarely within the heart of the 1980s, a decade characterized by a diverse array of musical styles. This period witnessed the fusion of electronic elements with traditional instruments

Elton John's 1988 hit, "I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That," struck a chord with fans worldwide. This powerful ballad, with its melancholic piano and passionate vocals, explores the heartbreak of a fading relationship

The 1970s marked a dynamic period in the music industry, Elton John carved a niche for himself with his flamboyant stage presence and distinctive musical style.

"Single Man", released in 1978, finds itself situated in a unique period of musical evolution. The late 1970s marked a transition from the vibrant and eclectic sounds of the early decade to the emergence of new genres and styles

"Sleeping with the Past" was released on 29 August 29, by MCA Records and was Elton John's 22nd studio album. The album marked a significant departure from John's previous releases as it featured a retro-soul sound

Released in 1983, "Too Low for Zero" marked a significant point in Elton John's career. The album was a collaborative effort with his longtime lyricist Bernie Taupin and marked the reunion of the classic Elton John Band lineup