An affectionate and detailed look at the music of Elton John, by a fan - not a fanatic
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | MusicMusic InterviewsMusic History |
The first of six 'Jewel Box Companion' episodes. It's taken me a while to get to grips with all of the extra new material and versions that we have been treated to. I've boiled it down into six relatively short playlists, and I'm going to be introduc... more
Here we are at last! This is the concluding part of the Tumbleweed Conversation I had with John Higgins, Elton's Legacy Consultant and Feature Writer at eltonjohn.com, and Peter Thomas, founder of pmc-speakers.com and Elton collector extraordinaire. ... more
I am very thankful to John Higgins, Elton's Legacy Consultant and Feature Writer at eltonjohn.com, and Peter Thomas, founder of pmc-speakers.com and Elton audio expert, who both joined me for this episode of the podcast. more
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Thank you Neil for creating this, binged my way through all the episodes over the last few weeks. Reminded me why I became a fan in the first place! Each episode is so densely packed with information to take in I will go through them a second and a third time but while I do that couldn’t you bring out a few more? Now off to give Tumbleweed another spin…
Well 🌟Done, Mr. Barrett
I recently stumbled across this excellent podcast and have been listening to it over the course of the last 2/3 weeks. I would regard it as a ‘must’ listen to any Elton fan. Thank you.
This pod is a precious thing. Neil's a great (and funny) presenter, interviewer (with the best guests [like Caleb Quaye!]), and he brings musical insight often accompanied by illuminating audio clips. So turn on the smartphone and shut out the lights: Neil Barrett is podding tonight!
Neil does a fantastic job with analysis of Elton's music, including breaking down individual parts of songs. He also interviews key people in Elton's history, asking insightful and well informed questions, often astounding his interviewees with his own historical knowledge. He is also pleasant to listen to, and seems like a very friendly person, as he is quite responsive to anyone who texts him.
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Apple Podcasts | #221 | Australia/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #169 | Russia/Music/Music History |
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