The problem with Duets —and indeed all of Elton John’s piano-heavy discography—is that "lossy" compression artifacts are most noticeable in high-frequency treble and complex harmonics. The sparkle of a piano string and the sibilance of a vocal track are the first things to suffer in an MP3.
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: A cover of the Womack & Womack song that served as the album opener. Full Tracklist Collaborator When I Think About Love (I Think About You) Little Richard Shakey Ground Don Henley If You Were Me A Woman's Needs Tammy Wynette Old Friend Nik Kershaw Go On and On Gladys Knight Don't Go Breaking My Heart Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing Marcella Detroit I'm Your Puppet Paul Young Love Letters Bonnie Raitt Born to Lose Leonard Cohen Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me George Michael Duets For One Critical Reception The problem with Duets —and indeed all of
(with Kiki Dee) – A lush Cole Porter remake that hit #2 in the UK Born to Lose (with Leonard Cohen) I'm Your Puppet (with Paul Young) : A cover of the Womack & Womack
List his that didn't make this specific album. Recommend similar collaborative albums from the 90s era.
The tracklist reads like a Mt. Rushmore of 20th-century popular music:
The album is a revolving door of talent, showcasing Elton John’s versatility as both a lead performer and a generous supporting musician.