Elton John – Blue Moves
Released in 1976, Blue Moves is one of Elton John’s most ambitious and emotionally varied albums. Spread across two LPs, the record moves between grand orchestral arrangements, reflective piano ballads, soul-influenced pop and atmospheric instrumental passages.
The album includes the classic “Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word”, alongside highlights such as “Tonight”, “Crazy Water” and “Someone’s Final Song”. Its expansive production and more introspective mood make Blue Moves a distinctive entry in Elton John’s 1970s catalogue.
A rewarding double album for collectors of classic rock, piano-led pop and singer-songwriter music.
This pressing is available from the Mr. Hansen Records collection with VG+ vinyl and a VG+ sleeve. Both records have been carefully cleaned and conservatively graded according to the Goldmine standard.
Label: The Rocket Record Company / EMI Electrola
Catalog number: 1C 188-98 293/94
Format: 2 × LP, Album
Condition: VG+/VG+
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