Elton John: Live at Wembley 1977
Elton John's charity concert at Wembley Arena (then called the Empire Pool), where he famously announced his retirement from live touring.
Elton John's charity concert at Wembley Arena (then called the Empire Pool), where he famously announced his retirement from live touring.
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Elton John's charity concert at Wembley Arena (then called the Empire Pool), where he famously announced his retirement from live touring.
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