Elton John ‘honoured’ To Be Commemorated On Royal Mail Stamps

Elton John “never ever thought” he would appear on a stamp, and was stunned when Britain’s Royal Mail contacted us to use him the chance.

The 72-year-old singer is only the 2nd solo artist to be commemorated on an unique set of stamps, with David Bowie the very first to be bestowed with the honour in 2017.

Speaking of the unique acknowledgment, Elton stated in a declaration: “To state I was amazed when Royal Mail contacted us is an understatement. Never ever did I think I ‘d appear on a stamp! It’s wonderful, a terrific honour.”

8 of the stamps will include pictures of Elton’s most popular album covers, such as 1972’s Honky Chateau and 1973’s Bye-bye Yellow Brick Road.

The other four will feature pictures of numerous of Elton’s renowned live efficiencies, including his program at Los Angeles’ Dodger Arena in 1975, and his Diamond Jubilee Concert at London’s Buckingham Palace in 2012.

Royal Mail’s Philip Parker added of the new stamps: “Elton is one of the most effective British solo artists of all time. He has actually taped a few of the best-known tunes in pop history such as Candle in the Wind and Rocket Male.

” Our stamps issued today display some of his most renowned albums, and commemorate his wonderful musical contribution.”