Elton John

No. He did, however work with John Lennon on "whatever gets you through the night"

Breaking Down Barriers

Heart In The Right Place

Just Like Belgium

Nobody Wins

Fascist Faces

Carla/Etude

Fanfare

Chloe

Heels Of The Wind

Elton's Song

The Fox

Fools In Fashion

Tortured

Can't Get Over Getting Over Losing You

Nobody Wins (Extended Version)

Je Veux De La Tendresse (French Version of "Nobody Wins")

"28 November 1974" (with John Lennon) (EP) ("I Saw Her Standing There", "Whatever Gets You Thru The Night" & "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" - all live)

Loving You is Sweeter than Ever" (with Kiki Dee)

He has five homes. One is in Atlanta, Georgia, on Peachtree Road [after which his 2004 album was named after]. In the UK, his main home is a large mansion near Windsor, Berks. He also had or has a London home in Holland Park. He has another one in the south of France. One last home is on Escarptment Road, Caledon, Ontario, Canada.

Elton John's old name was Reginald Kenneth Dwight.

No, he did not.

He's been rumored to have epilepsy, but is untrue.

5'8" (1.72 m)

Membership Lead guitarist Jerry Garcia was often seen both by the public and the media as the leader or primary spokesperson for the Grateful Dead, but was reluctant to be perceived that way, especially since he and the other group members saw themselves as equal participants and contributors to their collective musical and creative output.[8][9] Garcia, a native of San Francisco, grew up in the Excelsior District. One of his main influences was bluegrass music, and Garcia also performed-on banjo, one of his other great instrumental loves, along with the pedal steel guitar-in the bluegrass band Old and in the Way with mandolinist David Grisman. Classically trained trumpeter Phil Lesh played bass guitar. Bob Weir, the youngest original member of the group, played rhythm guitar. Ron "Pigpen" McKernan played keyboards and harmonica and was also a group vocalist until shortly before his death in 1973 at the age of 27. All of the previously mentioned Grateful Dead members shared in vocal performance of songs. Bill Kreutzmann played drums, and in 1967 was joined by a second drummer, New York native Mickey Hart, who also played a wide variety of other percussion instruments. Hart quit the Grateful Dead in 1971, embarrassed by the financial misdealings of his father, Dead money manager Lenny Hart, and leaving Kreutzmann once again as the sole percussionist. Mickey Hart rejoined the Dead for good in 1975. Tom "TC" Constanten was added as a second keyboardist from 1968 to 1970, while Pigpen also played various percussion instruments and sang.

Just the same as he's always done- he's a professional composer, lyricist and musician, as well as taking a big hand in music production and editing.

He also has a number of buisness interests around the world, and is the patron of a number of charities for good causes which he supports and furthers the work of.

Yes: Renate Blauel, mar. 1984, div. 1988.

He also almost married a girl named Linda Woodrow in 1967, which would have ruined his future and career, but canceled at last moment by advice from his close friend Long John Baldry after a suicide attempt, which resulted in the song "Someone Saved My Life Tonight".

He likely will never marry a woman again, as he is in a civil partnership with David Furnish.

I'd suggest writing to him care of his publicist. Mr. Eddie Van Halen c/o High Profile Media 12930 Ventura Blvd. #641

Studio City, CA 91604

'Candle In The Wind' was a tribute to the late Marilyn Monroe, whose real name was Norma Jean Baker. It was a condemnation of the way she was treated by the film industry and the media, who he felt exploited her and forced her to continue with a lifestyle she was unhappy with, which led to her suicide in 1962.

A re-released version of the song, with altered lyrics, came out in September 1997 as a tribute to Princess Diana following her death in a car crash in Paris. Elton was a close friend of Diana's, and he sang it at her funeral.

grapes because he adores wine

Elton John was born on March 25, 1947

Unless you saw him bald, he's always wearing a wig.

Elton is estimated to be worth $450 million.

He was Knighted by the Queen of England on Feb 24th 1998 who then honored him by giving him the title Sir.

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Strictly speaking, "Sir" is the honorific associated with the specific award conferred on Elton John, which was Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE). There are other awards such as KBE and OBE which also confer the honorific "Sir".

No

He has had many problems during his career. His first problem, he believed, was his name, because it really wasn't a rock star name, so he changed it from Reginal Kenneth Dwight to Elton (Hercules) John. When he revealed he was bisexual, his audience shrunk back in size. During the late 70's and for all of the 80's, he was abusing drugs and alcohol so heavily that it was amazing that he made it out alive. He got into fights with his original lyricist Bernie Taupin, and worked with other lyricists starting in 1979, with not the best results, until his reunition with Bernie in 1983 for the album Too Low For Zero. After that, his marriage to Renate Blauel created much controversy and then had the media constantly attacking him. They divorced in 1998. Not to mention, he needed two hair replacement surguries because his hair was thinning off. He finally checked into rehabilitation for his substance abuse in 1990. His songwriting hasn't been the strongest and until 2001's Songs From The West Coast, hasn't had a wholly consistently high-quality album since Blue Moves, in 1977. From the early 90's until now, he's been also a strong-mouthed controvertialist. Most infamously, he has a bad temper that has been only under control for a few years.

He realised that he was bisexual in the late 1970s, but nonetheless went on to marry a German girl in 1984, although the marriage only lasted four years.

Soon after that, he came to realise that he was completely comfortable with being fully gay. It was a gradual process, that happened over a number of years.

His actual parents are Stanley and Sheila Dwight

His father and mother divorced and he remained with his mother, he wasn't close with his father. His mother remarried and refereed to his mother and step-father as his parents, Fred and Sheila Frabrough . Elton lovingly nicknamed his step-father Derf which is Fred spelled backwards of course.

There are a lot of references online, but I've never found it.
It was recorded by dozens of people across genres and generations. The original was written and recorded by Jerry Jeff Walker in 1968.

Mate, I'm thinking it was 86 or 87. I went to that concert and it was freskin awesome. I was around 16 at the time and drove two and a half hours to get there and then drove home after. It was a big night.

Oh, what a lovely question! Elton John's son, Zachary Jackson Levon Furnish-John, was born on December 25, 2010. That makes him around 11 years old now. It's wonderful to see families grow and share love together.

That's the kind of trivial fact that would probably be known by only those closest to him.