Elton John - Two of a Kind (1968)

 Elton John's debut album Empty Sky came out in 1969 to little fanfare, but in 1968, he recorded a whole different album with a whole different vibe called Regemental Sgt. Zippo, which would've been a kind of summer of love type deal, but a year late, like Odessey and Oracle by The Zombies. Zippo finally came out this year, but maybe like two years ago or something, Elton John released a career and rarities retrospectve called Jewel Box which included a fat stack of early demos and previously unreleased tracks.
If one only uses the Arranged Band tracks and Band Demos, then you see that Elton could've put out two full lenth LPs in 1968!

The cover I use is a colourised photo of Elton John from 1968

These are songs that were recorded with a full band, sourced from the Jewel Box.

Side One

1. If I Asked You
2. Cry, Willow, Cry
3. Two of a Kind
4. I've Been Loving You
5. The Girl on Angel Pavement
6. Smokestack Children
7. 71-75 New Oxford Street

Side Two

1. Here's to the Next Time
2. Taking the Sun From My Eyes
3. There is Still a Little Love
4. Baby I Miss You
5. I Can't Go On Living Without You
6. When The First Tear Shows
7. Thank You For All Your Loving