Sir Elton John and Sir Rod Stewart Deliver Some Rock & Roll During Duet of 'Sad Songs (Say So Much)'

Feb 24, 2020 by apost team

Foul moods can be difficult to dispel. Upbeat music is one of many tools that can help you move towards happier times. The following music proves that it is possible to forget about your troubles for a while or even beat the blues entirely.

“Sad Songs (Say So Much)” debuted on Sir Elton John’s “Breaking Hearts” album in 1984. Although it was only a mild success at the time, Bernie Taupin’s lyrics still ring true. Sometimes, as the song tells it, nothing can banish your blues like blues music.

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When Elton John was awarded a Brits Icon Award, Sir Rod Stewart praised Elton’s stellar musicianship. Elton then thanked his lifelong friend and lyricist Bernie Taupin, whom he credits for quite a bit of his accomplishment. In fact, Elton glows while praising his friend and genuinely states that he “…wouldn’t be here…” without Bernie.

Stewart praises John as the best musician ever, and then Elton John thanks his lifelong friend and lyricist Bernie Taupin. After finishing their round of gratitude, the two launch into the performance of a lifetime. The good vibes and energy on that stage were unstoppable!

These two legends are undeniably a tough act to follow. Do you have an opinion regarding their riveting performance? Perhaps you’ve been to a similarly electrifying show. Get the positive energy from your experiences out there through our community here or through one on social media.