Elton John knows more than anyone the effort required to create stage presence while stuck behind a keyboard.
The singer and pianist, who realised that outlandish sunglasses were a way to get noticed, owns a collection of 250,000 pairs of spectacles. Now he is trying to gain recognition for other keyboard players who were stars of the 1960s club scene of his youth, but have dropped into obscurity
The singer and pianist, who realised that outlandish sunglasses were a way to get noticed, owns a collection of 250,000 pairs of spectacles. Now he is trying to gain recognition for other keyboard players who were stars of the 1960s club scene of his youth, but have dropped into obscurity
