Elton John - ??/??/70
Tumbleweed Collection Demos, Unknown, Unknown
Tumbleweed Collection Demos, Unknown, Unknown
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Owned by Warren · Last Updated May 23, 2023
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Set I
Amoreena (demo)
Burn Down The Mission (demo)
Madman Across The Water (demo)
Rolling Western Union (demo)
My Father's Gun (demo)
Where To Now St. Peter (demo)
Country Comfort (demo)
Day Is Done
Saturday Sun
Sweet Honesty
Way To Blue
Stormbringer
Time Has Told Me (skip)
Come Out & Get It
Tiny Dancer
All The Nasties
Rock Me When He's Gone
Burn Down The Mission (demo)
Madman Across The Water (demo)
Rolling Western Union (demo)
My Father's Gun (demo)
Where To Now St. Peter (demo)
Country Comfort (demo)
Day Is Done
Saturday Sun
Sweet Honesty
Way To Blue
Stormbringer
Time Has Told Me (skip)
Come Out & Get It
Tiny Dancer
All The Nasties
Rock Me When He's Gone
Set II
Set III
Comment
Tracks 15 & 16 from the "Old Grey Whistle Test" 12/7/71
Track 17 from Japan 10/11/71
T1-T8 demos likely recorded at Trident Studios in Soho, March 1970; T8-T14 likely recorded at Sound Techniques, Chelsea June 1970 (demo recordings of songs from Witchseason Music Publishers, written by some of England's top folk songwriters, such as Nick Drake, Ed Carter, Mike Heron, Beverly Martin and John Martyn. These recordings would be circulated amongst other artists and record label A&R men in hopes that they would be recorded. Vocals by Elton John and Linda Peters, later to become Linda Thompson).
Track 17 from Japan 10/11/71
T1-T8 demos likely recorded at Trident Studios in Soho, March 1970; T8-T14 likely recorded at Sound Techniques, Chelsea June 1970 (demo recordings of songs from Witchseason Music Publishers, written by some of England's top folk songwriters, such as Nick Drake, Ed Carter, Mike Heron, Beverly Martin and John Martyn. These recordings would be circulated amongst other artists and record label A&R men in hopes that they would be recorded. Vocals by Elton John and Linda Peters, later to become Linda Thompson).
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