Podcast Seems To Be The Hardest Word: Recent Episodes
Russell Paterson
One man's personal review of the studio albums of Sir Elton John in the chronological order they were released.
This episode looks at the UK only release of a collection of B sides and other stuff from 1974.
The final episode of the first series/season of Podcast Seems To Be The Hardest Word is where I finally get round to ranking Eton's albums from least favourite to most favourite!
I celebrate "Podcast Seems To Be The Hardest Word"'s first birthday by taking a close look at Elton's much acclaimed 2001 album, "Songs From The West Coast".
Podcast Seem To Be The Hardest Word celebrates a quarter of a century of episodes with a look at Elton's 1997 release "The Big Picture"
August 1989 saw the release of Elton's 22nd studio album "Sleeping With The Past" and here I take a close look at it.
In the last episode of the year, I look at the 1981 release, The Fox. Podcast Seems To Be The Hardest Word will be back on the 5th January 2021.
The latest episode looks at the 1976 release of Elton's second double album, Blue Moves.
This episode looks at the work that many regard as Elton John's masterpiece, the 1974 double album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.
This episode looks at the first of Elton's two releases in 1973, Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player
This episode looks at one of the all-time Elton John classic recordings, the 1972 album Honky Chateau.
In this episode I take a look at one of the all-time great Elton John recordings, the 1970 album Tumbleweed Connection. Please email me at ejpodcast@yahoo.com with comments.
This episode examines the 1970 release of the classic album "Elton John" that was so influential in Elton's conquering of the USA.
In this first episode I take a long look at Elton's first studio album, the 1969 release of Empty Sky