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Elton John -"The Fox" - Released in 1981, The Fox is much-loved by Elton's aficionados. It can be seen as a transitional work from the experimentation of his turn-of-the-decade records to his creative rebirth two years later with Too Low For Zero. The Fox contains writing collaborations with Gary Osborne, Tom Robinson and Bernie Taupin. It was also one of the first albums to have a promo film for every track which was released as a long-form video. This LP reissue is pressed on 180-gram vinyl.
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1. Breaking Down Barriers 2. Heart In The Right Place 3. Just Like Belgium 4. Nobody Wins 5. Fascist Faces 6. Carla/Etude / Fanfare / Chloe 7. Heels Of The Wind 8. Elton's Song 9. The Fox
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