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Guests on the album include David Crosby, Graham Nash, Bruce Johnston and Toni Tennille contributing backing vocals, alongside performances by both the Martyn Ford Orchestra and London Symphony Orchestra, the former of which performing string arrangements by Paul Buckmaster. Upon its release, Blue Moves received mixed reviews. Some critics ...
22. Okt. 2023 · Paul Sexton. Elton John ‘Blue Moves’ artwork - Courtesy: UMG. By the autumn of 1976, Elton John ’s astonishing productivity was yielding his 11th studio album in about seven years. That...
Cathryn Antoinette " Toni " Tennille [1] (born May 8, 1940) is an American singer-songwriter and keyboardist. A contralto, she is best known as one-half of the 1970s duo Captain & Tennille with her former husband Daryl Dragon; their signature song is " Love Will Keep Us Together ."
Probably the track on 'Blue Moves' with the most intricate vocal arrangement was 'Chameleon', where no less than seven backing singers, including Bruce Johnston, Curt Becher and Toni Tennille (the female half of The Captain & Tennille, a husband and wife duo who accumulated five US Top 5 singles in 1975/75) embellish Taupin's resigned lament ...
I believe this one would have been a huge hit. I don’t think I am alone in that opinion. The song featured backing vocals from The Beach Boys’, Bruce Johnston as well as Toni Tennille of the Captain & Tennille and many others. Blues Move’s first album side does not have a weak moment. I’m sure this side got millions of plays on the ...
- Brian Kachejian
During the duo's period of highest popularity, Tennille also worked as a session singer (most frequently partnered with the Beach Boys' Bruce Johnston), performing as a backing vocalist on the Elton John albums Caribou, Blue Moves, and 21 at 33 (some vocally arranged by Dragon) and most notably on the hit track "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me".
3. Jan. 2019 · He worked with the Beach Boys for five years before quitting in 1972 to form the Captain & Tennille with his wife, Toni Tennille. Their mid-‘70s fame appeared to justify the career move, and ...
