Author: Cheryl Herman

A name like ”Singing Potato” may sound like a cartoon character, but it’s actually a corporation that’s known for music transcription. Their clients have included Elton, and John Eidsvoog, one of the...

Chris Owens has been working at the Village Recorder since 2005.   He tells this Web site that the first time he was involved with an EJ session was during the recording of The Union, with Leon Russell.  ...

Earlier this year, a New York-based artist enjoyed his first New Orleans exhibition.   The works were from Paul Solberg’s series Service, a limited edition of prints taken over a four-day period during Fleet Week,...

Joseph Chiccarelli engineered and mixed several tracks on Elton’s Songs From The West Coast album in 2001. He spoke with Eltonjohnworld.com about what it was like to watch the musician at work as well as about other...

As the release of the 40th anniversary reissue of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road draws closer (March 25th, to be exact), Eltonjohnworld.com is looking back . . . at an interview conducted in 2007 with one of the original’s...

Hello all you EJ fans, my name is Leroy Gomes (AKA Gomez), and I had the pleasure to work on the Goodbye Yellow Brick Road album for Sir Elton John. I’ve been asked by Cheryl Herman, Chief Editor of Elton John World, to...

David Seaton is a Film and TV location manager who lives and works mostly in the UK. One of his more high-profile projects was Gnomeo and Juliet, and he spoke about this with Eltonjohnworld.com.   EJW: How...

The Caribou Ranch Recording Studio is to be induced into the Colorado Hall of Fame this year. It’s also the subject of a new movie.   Kenny Passarelli, an erstwhile member of Elton’s group, is involved with both...