Elton John: Live at Dodger Stadium

Name: Elton John: Live at Dodger Stadium
Director: David Bell
Genre: History, Documentary, Music
Released: 1975-12-12
Cast: Russell Harty, Elton John, Bernie Taupin, John Reid, Ray Cooper

Two days that rocked the world!

1975 · 47 min · History, Documentary, Music

Documentary originally from The Russell Harty Show chronicling Elton John’s iconic two-day concert at Dodger Stadium in 1975.

Directed by David Bell

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Cast

Russell Harty The Presenter
Elton John The Piano Player
Bernie Taupin The Lyricist
John Reid The Manager
Ray Cooper The Band
Sheila Farebrother The Mother

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