Signed during the first of eventually two

Tower Records/Sunset Strip signings, March 20, 1995.

Autographed Elton John sheet music from “The Lion King”.

ALL AUTOGRAPHS on this page were signed at Tower Records

on the Sunset Strip at either the “Made In England” in-store signing on March 20, 1995

or the “El Dorado” in-store signing on March 14, 2000, OR

the Tommy performance at The Universal Amphitheater on August 24, 1989.

AUTOGRAPH NOTE: QUANTITY OF ELTON JOHN SIGNATURES:
On the night’s of March 20, 1995 AND March 14, 2000,

Elton John appeared at Tower Records on The Sunset Strip

for his two historical in store/in person signings.

Besides signing his CD product both nights,

he was also signing “one other item of choice”.

That was exactly the window I needed. I had my items to get signed, and a stack of extra’s. I started with the person behind me and went right down the line asking people to get extra items signed for me (and I would pay them $100). I had a total of $2,000 and about 20 additional items to get signed between both nights. I had no trouble whatsoever finding willing participants. By night’s end, I literally had a wheel-barrel FULL of Elton John signed items of memorabilia.

Costly, yes, but an autograph bonanza of Elton John signatures.

Personally signed index cards by Elton John, autographed at the Tower Records signings.

MY THOUGHTS: Elton John is a prime example of a major R&R celebrity who because he has taken part in so many in store autograph signings, fans all over the world have and own real autographs by him, thus, cutting down the need for many fans (never all fans, however) to run the risk of purchasing fake and fraudulant signatures as well as cutting down the resale value of signatures obtained by autograph chasers.

Elton John by virture of participating in, “in person” signings, shows that the system can work.

****GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD*****

TRULY AN HONOR to have been able to meet this amazingly talented man.