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'Regimental Sgt. Zippo' is the legendary ‘album that never was’ for Elton John. Signed to DJM as an artist in early 1968, he cut 12 tracks at DJM studios in London’s New Oxford Street, for a debut album. It is unclear as to why the album was never released, but a running order was allotted

As part of the excavation of material for the 'Jewel Box', the original running order was located: after the success of its limited release in mono for Record Store Day in 2021, we are offering an industry-wide release in stereo, mixed at Abbey Road with the customary care of Elton’s catalogue team. In addition to the previous release, this LP edition comes with a printed inner bag with full lyrics. The CD edition contains both stereo and mono mixes.

Side 1
1. When I Was Tealby Abbey
2. And The Clock Goes Round
3. Sitting Doing Nothing
4. Turn To Me
5. Angel Tree
6. Regimental Sgt. Zippo

Side 2
1. A Dandelion Dies In The Wind
2. You’ll Be Sorry To See Me Go
3. You’re My Woman (aka Nina)
4. Tartan Coloured Lady
5. Hourglass
6. Watc

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