Playlist
Elton John Essentials
Apple Music Pop
Tracks: 39177:55
The Rocket Man's hits are as stylistically ambitious as his fashion sense.
Updated Dec 26, 2025
Tracks 39
- 1To Be Continued (Box Set)4:00
- 2Too Low For Zero (Bonus Track Version)3:03
- 3Never Too Late: Soundtrack To The Disney+ Documentary6:15
- 4Honky Château (Bonus Track Version)4:41
- 5Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player (Bonus Tracks Version)3:55
- 6NOW - Yearbook 19764:25
- 7Too Low For Zero (Bonus Track Version)4:45
- 8NOW That's What I Call Timeless - The Eternal Collection3:14
- 9Winter Mix 20213:22
- 10Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (2014 Remaster)5:22
- 11Diamonds (Deluxe)5:05
- 12Diamonds (Deluxe)3:50
- 13Caribou (Bonus Track Version)5:36
- 14Diamonds (Deluxe)4:55
- 15Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (2014 Remaster)3:48
- 16Diamonds (Deluxe)4:00
- 17Who Believes In Angels?5:13
- 18Diamonds (Deluxe)4:48
- 19Diamonds (Deluxe)3:55
- 20Diamonds (Deluxe)5:30
- 21The Lion King Reo Māori (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)4:01
- 22The Lion King Reo Māori (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)4:51
- 23Diamonds (Deluxe)5:44
- 24Caribou (Bonus Track Version)3:44
- 25Honky Château (Bonus Track Version)5:13
- 26Who Believes In Angels?2:59
- 27Diamonds (Deluxe)5:14
- 28Diamonds (Deluxe)4:37
- 29Diamonds (Deluxe)6:47
- 30Who Believes In Angels?3:22
- 31Diamonds (Deluxe)4:39
- 32Diamonds (Deluxe)6:16
- 33Honky Château (Bonus Track Version)5:00
- 34Diamonds (Deluxe)4:34
- 35Never Too Late: Soundtrack To The Disney+ Documentary3:36
- 36Madman Across the Water5:22
- 37Diamonds (Deluxe)3:22
- 38Throwback Tunes: 19804:48
- 39Diamonds (Deluxe)3:44
About this playlist
Like his indelible “Rocket Man”, Elton John's music occupies the upper echelon of the rock ‘n' roll stratosphere. Snapping his singer/songwriter tethers early on, John soared to international superstardom beginning with 1970's “Your Song”. The piano master's hits are as stylistically ambitious as his fashion sense, from the unhinged ‘50s doo-wop swing of “Crocodile Rock” to the operatic sweep of “Tiny Dancer” to the cocksure groove of “Bennie and the Jets”. And John's never left the public eye, releasing albums into the ‘10s and reinventing himself as a mature pop icon and LGBT advocate.