Madman Across the Water (50th Anniversary) by John, Elton (Record, 2022)

Mercury, Mry

0602435836188

17053642974

Record

2022

Rock

John, Elton

Madman Across the Water (50th Anniversary)

1.34 in

4.65 lb

12.90 in

12.73 in

34

United States

1.1 Tiny Dancer (2016 Bob Ludwig Remaster) 1.2 Levon (2016 Bob Ludwig Remaster) 1.3 Razor Face (2016 Bob Ludwig Remaster) 1.4 Madman Across the Water (2016 Bob Ludwig Remaster) 2.1 Indian Sunset (2016 Bob Ludwig Remaster) 2.2 Holiday Inn (2016 Bob Ludwig Remaster) 2.3 Rotten Peaches (2016 Bob Ludwig Remaster) 2.4 All the Nasties (2016 Bob Ludwig Remaster) 2.5 Goodbye (2016 Bob Ludwig Remaster) 3.1 Indian Sunset (Live Radio Broadcast) 3.2 Madman Across the Water (Original Version, Featuring Mick Ronson) 3.3 Rock Me When He's Gone 3.4 Levon (Mono Single Version) 4.1 Razor Face (Extended Version) 4.2 Rock Me When He's Gone (Piano Demo) 4.3 Rock Me When He's Gone (Full Version) 5.1 Madman Across the Water (1970 Piano Demo) 5.2 Tiny Dancer (Piano Demo) 5.3 Levon (Piano Demo) 5.4 Razor Face (Piano Demo) 5.5 Madman Across the Water (1971 Piano Demo) 6.1 Indian Sunset (Piano Demo) 6.2 Holiday Inn (Piano Demo) 6.3 Rotten Peaches (Piano Demo) 6.4 All the Nasties (Piano Demo) 6.5 Goodbye (Piano Demo) 7.1 Tiny Dancer (BBC Sounds for Saturday) 7.2 Rotten Peaches (BBC Sounds for Saturday) 7.3 Razor Face (BBC Sounds for Saturday) 7.4 Holiday Inn (BBC Sounds for Saturday) 8.1 Indian Sunset (BBC Sounds for Saturday) 8.2 Levon (BBC Sounds for Saturday) 8.3 Madman Across the Water (BBC Sounds for Saturday) 8.4 Goodbye (BBC Sounds for Saturday)

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Elton John - "Madman Across The Water (50th Anniversary)" Madman Across the Water, released in 1971, is the 4th studio album by Elton John. The 4 LP box set includes a 40-page booklet with introductions by Elton and Bernie, photos and a full essay featuring interviews with many who helped make the album, a reproduced 1971 poster, plus memorabilia and artwork from the Rocket Archive. LP 1: Remastered version of the album. LP 2 & 3: Piano demo version of the album + live and alternate versions. LP 4: BBC Sounds for Saturday concert, first aired in 1972.