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Tumbleweed Connection Exclusive Green Vinyl

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Category: 1LP

Released in the UK in October 1970, Tumbleweed Connection is a much-loved album within Elton John’s back catalogue. Steeped in what was to become known as ‘Americana’, it was written and recorded entirely in London in March 1970. Although released afterwards, it was actually recorded before "Your Song" had become a hit and before Elton’s triumphant debut performances at The Troubadour in Los Angeles. Its iconic sepia sleeve evokes a long-forgotten west, and contains some of Elton and Bernie Taupin’s greatest early songs: "Ballad Of A Well-Known Gun", "Burn Down The Mission" and "Amoreena". This strictly limited 180gm green vinyl edition celebrates the album’s 50th Anniversary and provides a timely reminder of Elton on his journey to superstardom.

Tracklist:

Side A
1. Ballad Of A Well-Known Gun
2. Come Down In Time
3. Country Comfort
4. Son Of Your Father
5. My Father's Gun

Side B
1. Where To Now St. Peter?
2. Love Song
3. Amoreena
4. Talking Old Soldiers
5. Burn Down The Mission

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

The remaster on this pressing finally does justice to the quieter moments on tracks like "Come Down in Time" — you can actually hear the acoustic guitar breathe. Didn't expect the UK 1970 tracklist sequencing to make such a difference on vinyl either.

Abigail M. ★★★★★

The green vinyl itself is gorgeous, way deeper than the usual black pressing and it suits the Americana vibe of the record perfectly. Side one sounds warm and full, no surface noise at all straight out of the sleeve.

Miles ★★★★★

Been after this pressing for a while and the color is way richer in person than any photo showed. Side two plays dead quiet, no surface noise at all, and the whole Americana feel of the record really comes through. Worth the wait.