• Image of Front Cover of 2xLP - NEW - ELTON JOHN, The Diving Board (Mercury; 5516085, Worldwide 2023), , Elton John's second album with producer T Bone Burnett, was in many ways inspired by the producer’s attendance at the artist's first concert in America – at The Troubadour club in LA in August 1970. Written and recorded during two sets of sessions, in January 2012 and 2013, it uses many of the same musicians that had played on The Union, with the additions of bassist Raphael Saadiq and famed Motown percus
  • Image of Back Cover of 2xLP - NEW - ELTON JOHN, The Diving Board (Mercury; 5516085, Worldwide 2023), , Elton John's second album with producer T Bone Burnett, was in many ways inspired by the producer’s attendance at the artist's first concert in America – at The Troubadour club in LA in August 1970. Written and recorded during two sets of sessions, in January 2012 and 2013, it uses many of the same musicians that had played on The Union, with the additions of bassist Raphael Saadiq and famed Motown percuss
  • Image of Label Cover of 2xLP - NEW - ELTON JOHN, The Diving Board (Mercury; 5516085, Worldwide 2023), , Elton John's second album with producer T Bone Burnett, was in many ways inspired by the producer’s attendance at the artist's first concert in America – at The Troubadour club in LA in August 1970. Written and recorded during two sets of sessions, in January 2012 and 2013, it uses many of the same musicians that had played on The Union, with the additions of bassist Raphael Saadiq and famed Motown percus
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ELTON JOHN, The Diving Board (Mercury; 5516085, Worldwide 2023) 2xLP NEW

ELTON JOHN, The Diving Board (Mercury; 5516085, Worldwide 2023) 2xLP NEW

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ELTON JOHN - THE DIVING BOARD
FORMAT - 2xLP
CONDITION - NEW
LABEL; CAT NO - Mercury; 5516085
COUNTRY / YEAR OF RELEASE - Worldwide / 2023
YEAR OF ORIGINAL RELEASE - 2026
DESCRIPTION - Elton John's second album with producer T Bone Burnett, was in many ways inspired by the producer’s attendance at the artist's first concert in America – at The Troubadour club in LA in August 1970. Written and recorded during two sets of sessions, in January 2012 and 2013, it uses many of the same musicians that had played on The Union, with the additions of bassist Raphael Saadiq and famed Motown percussionist Jack Ashford.
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