I'd not heard that song... I guess he didn't need Bernie for that one?!
Bill Phillips: It is on the album A single man and was written in memory of a 17 year old called Guy Burchet who was a messenger boy. He died in a motorcycle accident
No it is a Guy Elizabeth. They were coach builders based in Wolverhampton
I have heard Elton John in concert many times and don't remember ever hearing that one. I guess it's not one of his most popular songs but it sure has his signature "feel" to it.
Bill Phillips: It is on the album A single man and was written in memory of a 17 year old called Guy Burchet who was a messenger boy. He died in a motorcycle accident
Eek a red injun. The initial photograph on the video looked a bit like the young Martin McGuiness. I had forgotten this clever piece of music.
Bill Phillips: It is on the album A single man and was written in memory of a 17 year old called Guy Burchet who was a messenger boy. He died in a motorcycle accident.
I never knew that the Red Indian (am I allowed to say that these days?) was the logo of Guy's. The Guy Arab was Southampton's main bus fleet for years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Motors#/media/File:1954GuyArab.jpg
Love Elton - he has a great presence on stage. A very instrumental song.
I don't think the Guy's ever run on our roads - but then we have a big country where one could have been.
Bill Phillips: Have only seen him once on stage. He did a concert at Worcestershire Cricket ground in 2006 I think it was. Ange and I went and enjoyed every minute.