Elton John

The live recording of "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me" features Elton John alongside George Michael, and it represents a pivotal moment in Elton John's career during the early 1990s. At that time, Elton had recently released the album "The One" in 1992, which was his first studio album of new material in over a decade and marked his comeback to commercial success, featuring a mix of contemporary pop and his signature ballad style. The performance captured on video occurred during a live event where the collaboration showcased both artists’ vocal prowess and emotional depth. Interestingly, this duet not only reached number one on the UK charts but also highlighted the strong camaraderie between Elton John and George Michael, both of whom would later advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and support each other's careers.

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