27. Peachtree Road (2004) Album Review

The weight of the world is heavy on Dominic & Anthony as they approach the last few of Elton John's solo studio albums to review. But whilst that may be all that the freaks in love are allowed, there's still time to discuss Elton's 27th effort: Will Peachtree Road lead to too many tears being cried? The answer, listeners, is in the sky....

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Welcome to Elton v Elton: The Album Battle! This is the podcast where two pals (Anthony & Dominic) & Elton fans rage over which of Elton's albums we think is the best. We'll be keeping score as we go, as we delve into each of Elton's solo studio albums, discussing the tracks individually, the musicians involved, the album art, random trivia, cover versions & anything else in between!  We'd love to hear from you with your ratings, opinions and any other insights into Elton's work you have. Drop us an email via eltonveltonpod@gmail.com

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Thanks go to everyone involved in bringing Elton's work to the bigger stage, James Cook (http://www.jamescookcomedian.com/) & Paul Savage (https://www.instagram.com/savagecomics_/) who inspired the format of this show and Zapsplat.com for the SFX. Research for the show was done using songfacts.com,  , eltonchords.com, https://www.eltonography.com/  and Elton’s autobiography 'Me'.  You can find Dominic on https://www.facebook.com/dominicberry/ and on his poetry website https://dominicberry.net/  You can find Anthony on two other podcasts: Enough of the Falafel (featuring the Vegan Week & Vegan Talk shows) and The Brambling Along Podcast

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Until next time it’s goodbye from Captain Dom-tastic & the Brown Dirt Ant-boy!