The previous volume featured a concert from 1982. Just in the three years since then, John continued to crank out the hits, having Ten Top success with "I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues," "I'm Still Standing," "Sad Songs (Say So Much)," "Passengers," and "Nikita." He plays all of those here, plus other then recent tunes. So there's a lot differing this concert from the previous one. But even more of the concert is filled with his classic hits, as well as cover of the Motown classic "Can I Get a Witness."
Note that he did a BBC concert in 1984 as well. But I've skipped that one because the sound quality is significantly worse than this one. I doubt that was the BBC's fault. More likely, it was recorded off the radio in less than ideal conditions. This one doesn't sound awesome, but it's definitely very listenable.
This concert is an hour and 53 minutes long. That's another advantage this one has over the previous volume in this series. The true BBC portion of that one is only 59 minutes long.
01 Highlander - Tonight (Elton John)
02 One Horse Town (Elton John)
03 talk (Elton John)
04 Better Off Dead (Elton John)
05 talk (Elton John)
06 Rocket Man [I Think It's Going to Be a Long, Long Time] (Elton John)
07 Honky Cat (Elton John)
08 talk (Elton John)
09 Burn Down the Mission (Elton John)
10 Someone Saved My Life Tonight (Elton John)
11 The Bitch Is Back (Elton John)
12 A Song for You - Blue Eyes - I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues (Elton John)
13 talk (Elton John)
14 Restless (Elton John)
15 Passengers (Elton John)
16 talk (Elton John)
17 Bennie and the Jets (Elton John)
18 talk (Elton John)
19 Sad Songs [Say So Much] (Elton John)
20 talk (Elton John)
21 Shoot Down the Moon (Elton John)
22 talk (Elton John)
23 This Town (Elton John)
24 Nikita (Elton John)
25 I'm Still Standing (Elton John)
26 Your Song (Elton John)
27 Wrap Her Up (Elton John)
28 Candle in the Wind (Elton John)
29 Can I Get a Witness (Elton John)
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The good news is the cover photo was taken at the Wembley Arena in December 1985. But he did multiple shows, so I don't know if the photo is from this exact show.
Many thanks.
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