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Restoration: The Songs Of Elton John And Bernie Taupin. Открывайте новую музыку каждый день. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией.
The title refers to a song on John's album 21 at 33, "Two Rooms at the End of the World", and to the duo's unusual collaborative style; it is also the title of a 1991 film documenting their collaboration.
Some of them were chosen for this collection. Tina Turner, for example, tackles the ludicrously juvenile "The Bitch Is Back" and somehow manages to make it even worse. Daryl Hall and John Oates don't fare any better with the embarrassingly outdated disco anthem "Philadelphia Freedom
This album was conceived as a tribute album to the various hits that Elton John and Bernie Taupin wrote during their lengthy careers together and features everyone from The Who to Bon Jovi covering some classic Elton tracks. It reached on the Billboard Top 200 chart and Rod Stewart’s cover of Your Song was a great hit for the album, reaching on the Adult Contemporary chart. Kate Bush's version of Rocket Man peaked at in the UK and in Australia.
Elton and Bernie's creations,given a 30+ year legacy, more then qualifies. One ponders the music Lennon and McCartney would have created, if they had collaborated post Beatles. No one has to wonder about that with Elton and Bernie,its all out there. Their music creations continue to charm and reward the public as both these artists grow broader in life experiences. I am really enjoying this album. There are a couple of artists on here that, frankly, I would not have chosen to represent an Elton John song, but overall it is an enjoyable mix of covers by talented artists. I particularly bought this after hearing Sting's version of "Come Down in Time" on a local radio station. I love it! If you like the John/Taupin collaborations, this album is worth having in your collection. 4 people found this helpful.
Philadelphia Freedom - Daryl Hall & John Oates.
From the archives: A look back at The Union, the album Elton recorded with Leon Russell. 14 February at 06:26 ·. Hey Two Rooms fans!
Various Artists - Two Rooms. I bought the CD on recommendation of a friend but also due to the price Overall 14 out of 16 isn't bad! by squirrelface6204 Sep, 2014. Best-selling in CDs. See all.
| A1 | –Eric Clapton | Border SongArranged By [Horns] – Rob MounseyBass – Daryl Jones*Choir – The Reverend Timothy Wright Concert ChoirDrums – Steve FerroneEngineer – Dave O'DonnellKeyboards [Additional] – Alan Clark, Robbie KondorKeyboards [Synth Horns] – Jeff BovaMixed By – Rob EatonMixed By [Assistant] – Ben FowlerOther [Producer Assistant] – Alexandra SaraspeOther [Production Co-Ordinator] – Jill Dell'AbatePiano – Greg PhillinganesProducer – Eric Clapton, Truman StilesSaxophone [Alto] – George Young Saxophone [Baritone] – Ronnie CuberSaxophone [Tenor] – Michael Brëcker*Tambourine – Carol SteeleTrombone – Dave BargeronTrumpet – Alan RubinVocals, Guitar – Eric Clapton |
| A2 | –Kate Bush | Rocket ManBagpipes [Uillean] – Davey Spillane*Concertina – Alistair AndersonDrums – Charlie MorganEngineer, Bass – Del PalmerGuitar – Allan Murphy*Producer, Vocals, Keyboards – Kate Bush |
| A3 | –Sting | Come Down In TimeEngineer – Richard ArnoldPiano – Nancy TreadlightRecorded By, Mixed By – Hugh PadghamVocals, Bass – Sting |
| A4 | –The Who | Saturday Night's Alright For FightingBacking Vocals – Billy Nicholls, Ian WilsonEngineer – Andy MacphersonPiano – John 'Rabbit' Bundrick*Producer – Billy NichollsProducer, Programmed By – Jon Astley |
| A5 | –The Beach Boys | Crocodile RockBacking Vocals – Adrian Baker, Bruce Johnson, Carl Wilson, Jeff Peters, Mike LoveEngineer – Jeff PetersGuitar – Jerry StevensonLead Vocals – Alan JardineProducer – Gus DudgeonProgrammed By, Keyboards, Engineer – Ian Lynne*Remix – Gus Dudgeon, Tufty |
| A6 | –Wilson Phillips | DanielArranged By [Strings] – Jerry HeyArranged By [Vocals] – Wilson PhillipsBass – Neil StubenhausCymbal – John Robinson Engineer [Assistant] – Charlie Paakkard*, Chris Fogel, Mark Hagen, Randy LongGuitar – Michael LandauOther [Charts Prepared By] – Orion CrawfordOther [Production Co-Ordinator] – Jolie LevinePiano [Acoustic] – Randy KerberProducer, Arranged By, Electric Piano, Keyboards – Glen BallardProgrammed By [Keyboards] – Michael BoddickerRecorded By, Mixed By – Francis BuckleySaxophone – Daniel Higgins* |
| A7 | –Joe Cocker | Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest WordBass – T.M. StevensDrums – Steve Holley Engineer [Assistant] – Dan Gellent, Gary LanganGuitar – Phil GrandeKeyboards – Chris Stainton, John MilesProducer, Recorded By, Mixed By – David TickleSaxophone – Deric Dyer |
| A8 | –Jon Bon Jovi | LevonBass – Tim Harrington Drums – Tico TorresEngineer [Additional] – Phil NicoloGuitar – Phil XKeyboards – Dave Bryan*, Howie BertoloProducer – Jon Bon JoviProducer, Guitar – Aldo NovaProducer, Recorded By, Mixed By – Obie O'BrienVocals – Jon Bon Jovi |
| B1 | –Tina Turner | The Bitch Is BackBacking Vocals, Bass – Bob FeitBacking Vocals, Guitar – James RalstonBacking Vocals, Guitar [Lead] – Gene BlackBacking Vocals, Keyboards – Ollie MarlandBacking Vocals, Piano – Kenny MooreDrums – Jack BrunoEngineer [Assistant] – Brian Scheuble, Michael Douglass*, Talley SherwoodHorns, Arranged By [Horns], Saxophone [Solo], Organ, Tambourine, Backing Vocals – Timmy Cappello*Producer – Roger DaviesProducer, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Tina TurnerProducer, Mixed By, Engineer – Chris Lord-Alge |
| B2 | –Daryl Hall & John Oates | Philadelphia FreedomBacking Vocals, Guitar [Electric] – John OatesBass – Kasim SultonDrums – Michael Braun*Engineer – Peter MoshayEngineer [Mix] – Curt FrascaGuitar [Electric] – Elliot EastonKeyboards – Bob MayoKeyboards [Additional] – T-Bone Wolk, Terry Burros*Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Keyboards – Daryl HallOther [Guitar Technician & Crew] – Tom PermePercussion – Sammy FigueroaProducer – Daryl Hall & John Oates, Tom "T-Bone" Wolk*Remix, Producer [Post-Production] – Shep Pettibone |
| B3 | –Rod Stewart | Your SongBass – Carmine RojasDrums – Dave Palmer*Guitar – Chrissy Shefts, Jeff GolubKeyboards – Kevin SavigarMandolin – Don TeschnerMixed By – Brian MaloufProducer – Trevor HornViolin – Richard Green* |
| B4 | –Oleta Adams | Don't Let The Sun Go Down On MeBacking Vocals – Carol Kenyon, Tessa NilesBass – Pino PalladinoDrums – John CushonEngineer – Steve Chase*Guitar, Backing Vocals – Roland OrzabalOrgan [Hammond] – Simon ClarkProducer – Roland Orzabel*Vocals, Piano – Oleta Adams |
| B5 | –Bruce Hornsby | Madman Across The WaterBass – Joe PuertaDrums – John MoloEngineer – Larry MillasEngineer [Assistant] – Ken Wishner, Scott AhausEngineer [Mix] – TuftyGuitar – George Marinelli Jr.*Keyboards [Additional] – John "J.T." Thomas*Producer, Lead Vocals, Piano – Bruce HornsbyProducer, Mixed By – Gus Dudgeon |
| B6 | –Sinead O'Connor* | SacrificeEngineer – John ReynoldsEngineer [Assistant] – Paul GoldingKeyboards – Lyndon ConnahProducer – Sinead O'Connor* |
| B7 | –Phil Collins | Burn Down The MissionBass – Lee Sklar*Brass – Phenix Horns*Guitar – Daryl StuermerOrgan – Steve WinwoodProducer – Hugh Padgham, Phil CollinsVocals, Drums, Piano – Phil Collins |
| B8 | –George Michael | Tonight (Live At Wembley)Engineer, Recorded By [Live] – Chris PorterOboe – Danny JacobsPiano, Strings – Chris CameronProducer – George MichaelStrings – Dave ClaytonWoodwind, French Horn – Andy Hamilton |
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 845 749-1 | Various | Two Rooms: Celebrating The Songs Of Elton John & Bernie Taupin (2xLP, Comp) | Mercury | 845 749-1 | Europe | 1991 |
| 845 759-2 | Various | Two Rooms - Celebrating The Songs Of Elton John & Bernie Taupin (CD, Album) | Mercury | 845 759-2 | Europe | 1991 |
| 845 750-2 | Various | Two Rooms - Celebrating The Songs Of Elton John & Bernie Taupin (CD, Album, Club) | Polydor | 845 750-2 | US | 1991 |
| LPR-1256 A2 | Various | Two Rooms: Celebrating The Songs Of Elton John & Bernie Taupin (2xLP, Comp, S/Edition, Bro) | Mercury | LPR-1256 A2 | Mexico | 1991 |
| 845 749-4 I | Various | Two Rooms: Celebrating The Songs Of Elton John & Bernie Taupin Vol. 1 (Cass, Comp, Cla) | Mercury | 845 749-4 I | India | 1992 |
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