Elton John - Jump Up! CD

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Jump Up! album for sale by Elton John was released May 19, 1992 on the MCA label. Elton John was in something of a transitional period in the early 1980s. Jump Up! buy CD music After he stopped touring in 1977, he continued to appear on the charts, but he no longer dominated them. Jump Up! songs In 1982, when JUMP UP was released, he was tinkering with his sound, as some of the more synthesizer-driven songs here demonstrate. But, more importantly, his extraordinary partnership with Bernie Taupin had broken up and reformed, leaving Taupin as one of four lyricists on JUMP UP; it was the Taupin collaboration on "Empty Garden," a tribute to John Lennon, that proved to be the record's big hit. ...See Full Description

Elton John - Jump Up! Album Track Listing

Trk	Song	Time	Price	Buy MP3
1	Dear John See All 2	3:32	$0.99
2	Spiteful Child See All 2	4:17	$0.99
3	Ball & Chain See All 2	3:26	$0.99
4	Legal Boys See All 2	3:07	$0.99
5	I Am Your Robot See All 2	4:42	$0.99
6	Blue Eyes See All 23	3:25	$1.29
7	Empty Garden (Hey, Hey Johnny) See All 8	5:12	$1.29
8	Princess See All 2	4:55	$0.99
9	Where Have All the Good Times Gone See All 2	3:58	$0.99
10	All Quiet on the Western Front See All 2	6:00	$0.99

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One of his best
Perhaps critics might see this in a harsher light but the thing is songs like 'Dear John', 'SPiteful Child' 'Robot' just rock and together with 'Ball and chain' are more or less half serious.
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Although good nothing is really as good as it should be.
Although listenable nothing really stands out besides the chart topping hits "Empty Gardens" and the dreamy "Blue Eyes".
"Legal Boys" is an effective outcry against lawyers and the next thing to a high point." Where have all the good times gone" is catchy and believable, lyrically." Princess" is mildly pleasant while "Ball and Chain" being somewhat good and catchy, musically." I am your Robot" is as insane as the title implies and is mainly the low point here.
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Jump Up! songs Product Details

CD Universe Part number	1103493
Label	MCA
Orig Year	1982
Catalog number	10499
Discs	1
Release Date	May 19, 1992
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Chris Thomas; Chris Thomas
Engineer	Bill Price
Recording Time	42 minutes
Personnel	Jeff Porcaro - drums Elton John - vocals, piano Dee Murray - bass, background vocals James Newton Howard - electric piano, synthesizer Richie Zito - guitar Steve Holly - tambourine, synthesizer drums Gary Osborne - background vocals Also: Pete Townshend