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The Fox CD

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Released in May 1981, 'The Fox' is much-loved by Elton’s aficionados. It can be seen as a transitional work from the experimentation of his turn of the decade records to his full creative rebirth two years later with 'Too Low For Zero'. The Fox contains writing collaborations with Gary Osborne, Tom Robinson and Bernie Taupin. The following year, it became one of the first albums where every track had a specially made promotional film for it and was released as a long-form video.

Tracklist:

1. Breaking Down Barriers
2. Heart In The Right Place
3. Just Like Belgium
4. Nobody Wins
5. Fascist Faces
6.i. Carla/Etude
6.ii. Fanfare
6.iii. Chloe
7. Heels Of The Wind
8. Elton's Song
9. The Fox

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian Z. ★★★★★

I've been collecting the 1981 era stuff for years and this one finally fills the gap between his experimental records and the comeback. The pressing sounds warm, no crackle at all, and it honestly plays better than my old cassette copy ever did.

Penelope N. ★★★★★

Picked this up on a whim and the transition from his early 80s experimentation into what came next really clicks when you play it start to finish. The track sequencing on side two is what got me, it flows way better than I remembered.

Richard Q. ★★★★★

The remaster finally does justice to the layered synths on this record, which always sounded muddy on my old copy. It's a strange little transitional album, but that's exactly why I keep coming back to it.