Liberty Ad
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In 1967, an ad was published in the popular British pop music weekly, New Musical Express. The ad, which read "Liberty Wants Talent," seeks artists, composers, singers, and musicians to form a new group. It was placed among other stories and reviews of famous bands such as "The Rolling Stones and The Monkees." The man behind the placement was Ray Williams, a 20-year-old executive at Liberty Records, who encouraged John to record a demo; however, his record label…

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1967
London, UK
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eltonjohn.com
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2025
eltonjohn.com
SOURCE
London, UK
LOCATION
YEAR ADDED
2025
ITEM YEAR
1967
In 1967, an ad was published in the popular British pop music weekly, New Musical Express. The ad, which read "Liberty Wants Talent," seeks artists, composers, singers, and musicians to form a new group. It was placed among other stories and reviews of famous bands such as "The Rolling Stones and The Monkees." The man behind the placement was Ray Williams, a 20-year-old executive at Liberty Records, who encouraged John to record a demo; however, his record label was not interested in signing him. Ray then provided Elton with some…

Liberty Ad
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In 1967, an ad was published in the popular British pop music weekly, New Musical Express. The ad, which read "Liberty Wants Talent," seeks artists, composers, singers, and musicians to form a new group. It was placed among other stories and reviews of famous bands such as "The Rolling Stones and The Monkees." The man behind the placement was Ray Williams, a 20-year-old executive at Liberty Records, who encouraged John to record…
LIVE LOUD
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