Elton John/Wa, USA 1972 UK 12.19.1982 Matthew Koma & Miriam Bryant

Matthew Koma & Miriam Bryant / Find You 08

let's look back at the peak era of such bubbles and check the position of the show

which was the only one in the world to be released in mono as an analog record

aren't we' (06 Jan 1969) 16 - For You Blue (breakdowns) (09 Jan 1969) 17 - She Came In Through Bathroom Window (09 Jan 1969) 18 - 'The idea of a boat' (08 Jan 1969) 19 - Two Of Us (breakdowns) (06 Jan 1969) 20 - 'You don't annoy me anymore' (06 Jan 1969) 21 - 'Forget the whole idea of a show' (06 Jan 1969) 22 - I Me Mine (08 Jan 1969) 23 - I Me Mine (breakdown) (08 Jan 1969) 24 - 'A documentary of us making an LP' (07 Jan 1969) 25 - Get Back (breakdowns) (10 Jan 1969) 26 - 'I'm leaving the band now' (10 Jan 1969) 27 - I've Got A Feeling (10 Jan 1969) 28 - 'Are we meeting again on Monday' (10 Jan 1969) 29 - Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da (14 Jan 1969) 30 - 'He means just the four of you' (13 Jan 1969) 31 - Lop Ear Rock (14 Jan 1969) 32 - Madman A-Comin' (14 Jan 1969) 33 - 'To wander aimlessly is very unswinging' (14 Jan 1969) 34 - Get Back (John vocals) (14 Jan 1969) 35 - 'Tomorrow

When you compare it with this version

Elton John/Wa, USA 1972 UK 12.19.1982 Matthew Koma & Miriam BryantThe Seattle performance on October 20th from the 1972 American tour just before Elton John became a worldwide success will be released for the first time! Live recordings from the time when the masterpiece album "Don't Shoot the Pianist!" containing the big hit singles "Crocodile Rock" and "Daniel" were released were limited and had hardly ever been on the market, making this a new discovery attracting attention from Elton collectors. You could say