Condition:
ELTON JOHN - GREATEST HITS III - 1979-1987 rock LP
Geffen Records USA, 1987
GHS 24153
Vinyl is VG++ with only a few of the lightest scuffs. Very clean.
Cover is VG++ with a tiny bit of surface and edge wear along the only exposed edge on the right side. and sticker mark.. Still in original shrink wrap.
tracks:
SIDE A:
I guess thats why they call it the blues
mama cant buy you love
little jeannie
sad songs
i'm still standing
empty garden (hey hey Johnny)
SIDE B:
heartache all over the world
too low for zero
kiss the bride
blue eyes
nikita
wrap her up
After his brilliant run with MCA records, Elton John joined the early roster of mogul David Geffen, who pledged to make his Geffen Records a haven for Artist's Artists. His initial signings were John Lennon, Donna Summer and Elton. His first album for Geffen, "The Fox," had a minor top 40 single on it that isn't even included here, "Nobody Wins." Thus Elton entered a slower period that didn't really reinvigorate until the third Geffen album, "Too Low for Zero" and "I Guess That's Why The Call It The Blues."
Elton John sure had a knack for creating finally-tuned pop gems. From "Mama Can't Buy You Love" and "Little Jeannie" (his last two hits on MCA before the switch), to "Heartache All Over The World," this best-off really does pack on hits, and includes one shoulda-been with "Too Low For Zero."
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