A WAY OF LIFE - performed by Family Dog and recorded in 1969 - Elton played piano - Roger Cook who wrote the song also recorded and released a couple of other Elton songs

TOUJOURS LA VOYAGE 1975 - Elton played piano on this Kevin Ayers track from the album "Sweet Deceiver"

REMEMBER - originally written for Sinatra by Elton and Bernie - Rettore an Italian pop songstress recorded it on her 1981 album

I CAN'T GO ON LIVING WITHOUT YOU - recorded by Cilla Black - this is the track which made it to number 6 in the qualifying round for the Eurovision Song Contest. it was recorded by Lulu on that occasion

DIGGIN ' MY POTATOES - 1978 - Elton played piano on this track from the Donegan album "Puttin' On The Style"

PUTTIN' ON THE STYLE - Elton played piano on the title track from the same album - Ray Cooper is on percussion

SKYLINE PIGEON - 1975 - recorded by Gene Pitney on the UK release "Pitney 75"

SURPRISE SURPRISE (SWEET BIRD OF PARADOX) by John Lennon - Elton sang backing vocals on this track from the album "Walls And Bridges" in 1974

NIKITA (Munequita) from the 25th anniversary album Trini Lopez

I DON'T CARE performed here by Lulu - a version of the song from the Elton John album "A Single Man"

DANIEL - Jose Feliciano from the Brazilian LP release "On Second Thought"

TEACHER I NEED YOU by Richard Marx - this track is taken from the Dutch CD single release "The Way She Loves Me"

SORRY SEEMS TO BE THE HARDEST WORD sung by Suzy Bogguss and featuring Chet Atkins

PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM performed by Ike and Tina Turner from the cze 2007release - "2 Golden Oldies"

TAKE ME TO THE PILOT - performed by Jose Feliciano from the Brazilian LP "That The Spirit Needs"

BORDER SONG - performed by Jose Feliciano from the Brazilian LP "That The Spirit Needs"

SORRY SEEMS TO BE THE HARDEST WORD - from the CD "Power Of Love" performed by Shirley Bassey

SWEETHEART ON PARADE - 1984 - written especially for Judy Collins by Elton John and Gary Osbourne - this version was recorded by Donatella Rettore - the track was also recorded by Albert Hammond who changed the title to "Hero On Parade"

DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN ON ME - performed by The Three Degrees - taken from the album "Three Degrees Live"

VICTIM - performed by Blue - Elton John on keyboards

LOVE SINGS - performed by Blue - Elton John on keyboards and backing vocals