Track Listing

1. Sixty Years On
2. Ballad Of a Well Known Gun
3. Where To Now St. Peter?
4. Holiday Inn
5. Madman Across the Water
6. Levon
7. Hercules
8. Mona Lisas And Mad Hatters
9. Roy Rogers
10. High Flying Bird
11. Better Off Dead
12. Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)
13. Somthing About the Way You Look Tonight
14. The Bridge
15. Burn Down the Mission

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #57765 in Music
• Released on: 2007-10-09
• Aspect ratio: 1.77:1
• Number of discs: 3
• Formats: Box set, Live

Album Description
This Amazon.com exclusive version includes an impressive bonus live CD and an extraordinary 72-page booklet with a unique DVD version of the booklet as well. Also included are a fully-reproduced tour program and a one-of-a-kind souvenir poster.

Elton John's record-breaking 60th sellout performance at Madison Square Garden on his 60th birthday, recorded on March 25th, 2007 and televised worldwide is the setting for his latest hit DVD, Elton 60: Live at Madison Square Garden. This DVD comprises awe-inspiring moments captured in breathtaking high definition, complete with 5.1 surround sound and stereo mixes. A second DVD of bonus material presents 24 archival performances, from his earliest known TV performance on Swiss TV in 1970 to his BBC "In Session" show from 2006.

Disc 3
Bonus Live CD (exclusive to Amazon.com):
Sixty Years On (Elton John, 1970)
Ballad of A Well Known Gun (Tumbleweed Connection, 1970)
Where to Now St Peter? (Tumbleweed Connection, 1970)
Holiday Inn (Madman Across The Water, 1971)
Madman Across The Water (Madman Across The Water, 1971)
Levon (Madman Across The Water, 1971)
Hercules (Honky Château, 1972)
Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters (Honky Château, 1972)
Roy Rogers (Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, 1973)
High Flying Bird (Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player, 1973)
Better Off Dead (Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy, 1975)
Empty Garden (Jump Up, 1982)
Something About The Way You Look Tonight (The Big Picture, 1997)
The Bridge (The Captain & The Kid, 2006)
Burn Down The Mission (Tumbleweed Connection, 1970)

Disc 1
The Concert:
Sixty Years On
Madman Across the water
Where to Now St. Peter?
Hercules
Ballad of a Well Known Gun
Take Me to the Pilot
High Flying Bird
Holiday Inn
Burn Down the Mission
Better Off Dead
Levon
Empty Garden
Daniel
Honky Cat
Rocket Man
I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues
The Bridge
Roy Rogers
Mona Lisa's and Mad Hatters
Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word
Bennie and the Jets
All the Girls Love Alice
Tiny Dancer
Something About the Way You Look Tonight
Philadelphia Freedom
Sad Songs (Say So Much)
Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me
I'm Still Standing
The Bitch is Back
Crocodile Rock
Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting
Funeral for a Friend / Love Lies Bleeding
Your Song

Disc 2
Live, Rare & Unseen:
Your Song (Elton at 50 montage)
Border Song (Swiss TV, 1970)
Sixty Years On (BBC in Concert, 1970)
Tiny Dancer (BBC Sounds for Saturday, 1971)
Levon (BBC sounds for Saturday 1971)
Honky Cat (Royal Festival Hall, 1972)
Rocket Man (Royal Festival Hall, 1972)
Crocodile Rock (Royal Variety show, 1972)
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (TOTP 1973)
Don't Go Breaking My Heart (Promo) Daniel (Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre 1976)
Someone Saved My Life Tonight (Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre 1976)
Candle in the Wind (Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre 1976)
Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word (Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre 1976)
I'm Still Standing (Night & Day Concert, Wembley, 1984)
Bennie & the Jets (Night & Day Concert, Wembley, 1984)
Song For Guy (Thank You Australia Concert, 1984)
This Train Don't Stop There Anymore (BBBC TOTP, 2001)
Tinderbox (BBC `In Session' Outtake From Saint Luke's, 2006)

Also on Disc 2
Elton's New York Stories:
Mona Lisas & Mad Hatters (Royal Festival Hall 1972)
Wouldn't Have You Any Other Way (NYC) (BBC 'In Session' St Luke's 2006)
Empty Garden (Two Rooms/OGWT 1982)
Believe (Madison Square Garden 1995)
We All Fall In Love Sometimes/Curtains (Madison Square Garden 2005)

Customer Reviews

The best Elton's concert setlist
As my tittle saying, this is the best live choice of songs in one concert. Great birthday athmosphere has made from that something more than just a concert. Also bonuses are good stuff here. I am a longtime Elton John fan, but I am very surprised with this CD/DVD after all those former "official live releases". Elton is still full of energy, no matter how old he is. After seeng him in a concert one have a new reason and taste to live.
If You are looking for great piano-pop/rock full of live energy, that's the way you have to go! Amazing art of Elton's balads and his energic rock stuff is something what You have to see and hear more often then sometimes. Hovever - better list of songs during one Elton John show has never been recorded before.

December 2007 Review
This DVD has to rate among My favorite EJ concerts! It was wonderful to hear something other than just His
"mega-hits" And I swear that If I could have written His set list Myself, I wouldn't have changed a song !!
The sound and beauty of this concert has to be seen on a big screen and heard on a good stereo system, turn it up and enjoy !!!

Reaching back 40 for 60
Unlike arty and bombastic visual spectacles of artists like U2, REM or Pink Floyd, an Elton John concert on video is a pretty pedestrian affair. Always has been, and "Elton At 60" is no different. Having said that, Elton connects with his songs, leaving lights and other optic doo-dads to serve as mere window dressing for the words and melodies he and lyricist, Taupin, have crafted for 40 years. This show was recorded in March 2007 to mark Elton's 60th birthday, and his sixtieth show at Madison Square Garden in New York. An Elton concert doesn't quite have the pep and fire of show he did even ten years ago, but the result is a performance that more closely mirrors the pacing of the album version of these songs. In THREE and A HALF hours, most of the hits are here, of course, with some notable exceptions. His hits alone could fill that time, but what makes this collection worth having is Elton's revisit of classic album tracks like "Ballad of Well-Known Gun", "Roy Rogers", "Hercules" or the transcendant "High Flying Bird". Whether you're a completist, or thinking of venturing into an Elton live video for the first time, you should find the set compelling. The hit factor is one thing, but it's the album tracks that remind one of why this guy made such an impression and why he is still relavant sixty years on.