How an Ad in the Local Paper Led Bernie Taupin to Elton John
The lyricist on his early love of the American West, being a ‘terrible’ student and hearing country music for the first time.
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The lyricist on his early love of the American West, being a ‘terrible’ student and hearing country music for the first time.
BERNIE TAUPIN: It was pretty early on that Reg tested the waters. We were inseparable, joined at the hip and completely the inhabitants of our own world.
Music executive Andrew Lauder’s tale is a classic one: young and naïve country boy who came to the big city, fell into a random, entry-level but opportune position at the publishing company Southern Music, and went on to make his mark in the industry for half a century. During his tenure at various music companies … ‘Liberty Had Turned [Elton] Down After Recording Demos With Him’ Read More » The post ‘Liberty Had Turned [Elton] Down After Recording Demos With Him’ appeared first on SPIN.
The man who recorded Mick Jagger, gave the world a winking kangaroo in 1982 and put pink submarines in the Brisbane River for World Expo has another Olympics on his mind.