I've been given a playlist of sorts - 4 songs in total, but one of them is listed as:
George Michael & Elton John - Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me.

Now, I wasn't aware these two ever recorded this track together - I thought it was only ever a live performance.
Elton John, of course, recorded it on his own years ago.

Can anyone enlighten me?
Cheers.

Am pretty sure they did.

think i have it on a george michael greatest hits , yep just checked , its called " ladies and gentlemen " double cd

Thankyou, gentlemen.
That one obviously managed to pass me by.

Off to eBay then!

Have you been living on the moon for the last 10 years maboy!

i think its actualy better than the original, I'm sure it was recorded for a tribute concert, because the recording that went to no1 is live, george sings then he says that immortal line - "Ladies and Gentleman - Mr Elton John". I had the single and I believe the B side(remember them) was a version of Queens somebody to love(which I think was taken from the freddie mercury tribute concert).

it's also on a cd called everlasting love

Napster or I Tunes Andy ??

The 5 Live EP it was released as - with 5 live tracks on amazingly.

Killer was another one, and a duet with Lisa Stansfield....

Think it was for charidee

Woolworths have it here

Its on the Elton John Greatest Hits 1970-2002 special edition bonus CD as well

Couldnt tell you if the "somebody to love" was a B side of that track......but I certainly have it somewhere....

And IMO both "dont let the sun" and "somebody to love" are amazing covers of the originals....liked them both a lot.

And I think (and Im sure somebody will correct me if Im wrong) that "dont let the sun" was on a Now CD at sometime.......or maybe not.

No - it doesn't appear on any NOW CD.

Quote:
"Have you been living on the moon for the last 10 years maboy!"
Actually, yes. I go there quite often...
I lost touch with contemporary hits for quite a while, and this was obviously amongst them.

Not to worry, as I've now discovered someone nearby who has a copy!
But thanks again all for your help and suggestions as to where I can obtain it.

EDIT:
"No - it doesn't appear on any NOW CD."
I'll retract that statement, as my collection of NOWs probably doesn't go back far enough.