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Andrea Grasso and Luca Perasi – Trailer
This month our guests are fan-authors Andrea Grasso and Luca Perasi. Fresh from publishing a book Goodbye Yellow Brick Road – The Making of an Epic Album Andrea and Luca tell us about some of their discoveries in the book. There’s also a chance to win the book. Check out the entire episode for Platinum subscribers. We also introduce the Radio Elton John tribute band, Pinner, latest song Elton’s Biggest Fan. Be sure to subscribe on REJ.World to hear the show on Platinum. Now just $1.99 a month 
Charlie Morgan
It’s loadsa fun! A right riveting listen: well-researched, and full of interesting
Wayne Martin
Having been an avid follower of the Elton John World podcasts, it was an honor and pleasure to be asked to appear on two of the programs so far. George does an excellent job of gathering facts beforehand and knows just what to ask to get the most out of each of his guests, giving listeners in-depth knowledge and entertainment with each broadcast.
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David Scott Crawford
It was a pleasure appearing on George’s eltonjohnworld podcast. In addition to our mutual admiration for Elton’s music, we both hold high regard for Paul Buckmaster’s incredible string arrangements, and I enjoyed our discussing Paul’s contributions to two of my albums.
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Stuart Epps
George Matlocks Radio podcasts are the best . He’s so knowledgable about all things Elton , past and present . So the questions he might ask are always thought provoking and relevant . Looking forward to the next one
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Kenny Passarelli
Loved the interview. Great questions and well organized. Thank you for including me!!
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Romual Ollivier
Radio Elton John is the essential reference for all Elton fans thanks to George Matlock’s passion, involvement and immense knowledge on the subject. Thank you for your welcome and your kindness. »
Thanks for everything
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The Impact of ”Crocodile Rock”
Last month, Elton told Rolling Stone magazine he's interested in playing a long residency in one location for a smaller audience, and focusing on deep cuts he never really got to perform live. ...