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In early September, Taupin altered the lyrics of "Candle in the Wind" for a special version mourning the death of Diana, and Elton John performed it at Elton John's funeral in Westminster Abbey. A recorded version, "Candle in the Wind 1997", then became the fastest- and biggest-selling single of all time, eventually going on to sell 5 million copies in the United Kingdom, 11 million in the U.S., and around 33 million worldwide, with the proceeds of approximately £55 million going to the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund. It would later win Elton John tickets the Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance, an achievement Elton John has yet to repeat. He hasn't performed the song since Princess Diana's funeral, as Elton John tickets stated it would only be played once to lend it significance and make it special.
Also in 2002, British boy band Blue released a version of "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word", which included John. It went to number 1 in the UK as well as many other European countries. Elton John tickets achieved yet another number 1 single in the UK in 2005, being featured on 2Pac's posthumous song "Ghetto Gospel" from the rapper's album, Loyal to the Game. The song sampled "Indian Sunset" from Elton John's 1971 album, Madman Across the Water. "Indian Sunset" was later released on the single "Electricity", which Elton John tickets wrote for the 2005 West End production of Billy Elliot the Musical. The single benefited from some clever marketing. Over 75% of the sales were downloads, thanks to an Elton John competition where fans could send a text message including an answer to the question and then receive a download of the track. "Electricity" remains one of Elton John's biggest solo hits of the 2000s.
After many years of struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, Elton John tickets finally checked himself into a rehabilitation clinic in 1990. He has cited the highly-publicised case of Ryan White, who died that same year of complications from AIDS (and at whose funeral Elton John Manchester Evening News Arena tickets performed), as a major motivating factor in Elton John's decision to enter rehab. In July 1999, Elton John was fitted with a pacemaker due to an irregular heart beat."
But the young Reginald Dwight was not merely interested in music—he was a piano prodigy. He started playing the piano at the age of 3, and at the age of 4, Elton John's mother was astonished to hear him picking out Winifred Atwell's "The Skater's Waltz" by ear. It wasn’t long before the boy was being pressed into service as a performer at parties and family gatherings. He began taking piano lessons at the age of 7. He showed great musical aptitude at school, including the ability to compose melodies, and gained some notoriety by playing like Jerry Lee Lewis at school functions. At the age of 11, Elton John won a junior scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music. One of Elton John's instructors reports that, when Elton John entered the Academy, Elton John played a four-page piece by Handel, which Elton John promptly played back like a "gramophone record."
In interviews, Elton John has listed a number of other projects of Elton John's in various stages, including an adaptation of Romeo and Juliet. He also told Rolling Stone magazine that Elton John plans for Elton John's next record to be in the R&B/hip-hop genre. "I want to work with Pharrell {Williams}, Timbaland, Snoop {Dogg}, Kanye {West}, Eminem and just see what happens. It may be a disaster, it could be fantastic, but you don't know until you try." Elton John Manchester Evening News Arena tickets claims to be a big fan of Blackstreet's 1996 hit, No Diggity. He is currently working on the upcoming album.