A preowned UK pressing of Elton John's live album 17-11-70 on Pickwick Records.

Recorded during a live radio concert broadcast on WABC-FM in New York on 17th November 1970, this album captures Elton John and his band at their raw, early best. Featuring extended versions of Burn Down The Mission, Take Me To The Pilot, and a cover of the Rolling Stones' Honky Tonk Women, it's an essential document of Elton's formative years. Tapes were mixed at Trident Studios, London. A Pickwick International product — note this pressing has Pickwick on both label and cover, distinct from the Hallmark and EMI variants.

Track List:
A1. Take Me To The Pilot
A2. Honky Tonk Women
A3. Sixty Years On
A4. Can I Put You On
B1. Bad Side Of The Moon
B2. Burn Down The Mission

Grading:
Media: Very Good Plus (VG+) — plays excellently with minimal signs of use.
Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+) — in great shape with only the lightest signs of age.

Notes:
Pickwick on label, Pickwick on cover. Different to: Hallmark on label / Pickwick on cover variant, and the EMI Records pressed variant. ℗ 1971 This Record Co. Ltd. A Pickwick International Product. Made in England. Also released as 11-17-70 on MCA Records (US), Cat. no. 93105. The performances were recorded during a live radio concert, broadcast in New York by WABC-FM on November 17th, 1970. The broadcast originated at A&R Recording Studios, New York. Tapes mixed at Trident Studios, London.

Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout SHM-942-A 4E DAVE'S R.C.A. (stamped) Λ
Matrix / Runout SHM-942-B-3E DAVE'S R.C.A. (stamped) Λ
Pressing Plant ID: Λ
Licensed From DJM Records (2). Phonographic Copyright ℗ This Record Co. Ltd. Pressed By CBS Pressing Plant, Aston Clinton. Published By Dick James Music / Mirage Music / Carlin Music / Northern Songs. Recorded At A&R Studios. Remixed At Dick James Studio. Mastered At RCA Studios, London.

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