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Hercules Fanzine No. 47 THE MAG inside this issue: Elton & Sting in Wedding Rain Dance EXCLUSIVE: Tickets for Leeds Tina Turner - The tour that never was! plus: VH-1 TV crew & Charlie Morgan attend For up-to-the-minute news about Elton, Hercules conventions callers in the UK can call the HERCULESHERCULES HotlineHotline onon 09060906 888888 2020 2020 Calls cost 60p per minute anytime June 1999 Issue No: 47 Fanzine of EXCLUSIVE GROUP ALLOCATION CONCERT the Elton John TICKETS FOR HERCULES MEMBERS! THE MAG Fan Club 1999TOUR Issue No. 47 FAN CLUB INFORMATION 1999 JUNE 1999 Rumours Annual membership fee is £14 in the UK/Europe HERCULES Editor's Office and £17/US$30 for the USA and Rest of the World. Tammi Law Please note that your renewal date is printed on 49 Horseshoe Crescent, Peatmoor your address label in European format 27/6/99 Linz, Austria, Swindon SN5 5AX, U.K. Schlossberg (open air) day/month/year. Tel. +44 (0)1793 881 264 [email protected] 29/6/99 Dresden, Germany, Membership passes are available from your local Editorial Assistants: Theaterplatz (open air) HERCULES department: send a small photo of Barbara Turner +49 (0)351 8611650 yourself when requesting your pass. George Matlock 2/7/99 Lucca, Italy, Piazza Please don't send enquiries or fan mail to the Elton Design: Napoleone (open air) CONTENTS Turnstyle Design John management, but to HERCULES Coordination. +39 (0)584 30335 CLUB NEWS Letters will be passed on if necessary. Translations: Mireille Mölbert 3/7/99 Brescia, Italy, Stadio Club Information ............2 Sabine Asenkirschbaumer Rigamonti (open air) Club Benefits..................26 HERCULES is a quarterly publication released in +39 (0)584 30335 lton's first solo shows in England for more than 20 years For subscription details, Forthcoming March, June, September and December. In event of Ealso marked a major achievement for HERCULES. Meetings ......................25 circumstances beyond our control, there is no please write to your local 5/7/99 Trieste, Italy, Piazza Tour promoter, Marshall Arts Ltd., have assisted HERCULES HERCULES department Unita d'Italia (open air) News Bullets ....................4 with exclusive group allocation of tickets in rows near the guarantee for punctual shipment. It is published in or to HERCULES +39 (0)584 30335 Convention Reports......14 English and German. Coordinaton: front for Elton's forthcoming July 10 and July 12 shows Letters to the Editor......25 7/7/99 Graz, Austria, Stadtpark near Maidstone, Kent. Printed articles do not necessarily reflect the editors' HERCULES Coordination (open air) FEATURES We were allocated 30 suitable ID. Your Hercules opinions. All information is based on the best of c/o Stephan Heimbecher You Don’t Have to Say Orleansstr. 59 8/7/99 Madrid, Spain, tickets on each night, and Member Pass will be "IDeal" You Love Me knowledge and belief. Reproductions permitted only D-81667 München, Plaza de Toros could easily have sold more. for this. Dusty Springfield by prior arrangement with HERCULES. GERMANY And we were able to negotiate And don’t forget to wear obituary ..........................5 Tel. +49 (0)89 48900369 10/7/99 Maidstone, Kent, tickets at a generous £51 your Hercules clothes at Leeds! Elton All Alone Member participation is always welcome. We are Fax +49 (0)89 48900370 Leeds Castle (open air) (inclusive of £1 booking fee) If you want to order polo shirts, in the USA ....................8 [email protected] +44 (0)870 444 4402 thankful for your submissions of any kind: reports, against the £55 charged on please write with Sterling/US$ Preview of the Muse ....10 articles, photos, drawings, and suggestions. Please Looking like a True HERCULES Fan Adviser 11/7/99 Maidstone, Kent, Leeds other priority tickets. cheque payable to HERCULES Survivor send them to the Editor, Tammi Law or to the Fan c/o Mireille Mölbert Castle (open air)+44 Most tickets were sold UK to the UK address on page Exclusive Charlie Adviser. Please understand that we cannot always Zaunweg 11 (0)870 444 4402 instantly via the Hercules web 2. Or send VISA/Mastercard Morgan interview ......12 publish all contributions. D-80805 München, site (www.eltonfan.com) and e- details to Stephan in Munich GERMANY 12/7/99 Maidstone, Kent, 1999 Rainforest mail addresses that fans have (page 2 again). Benefit Concert ..........16 Tel. +49 (0)89 3244146 Leeds Castle (open air) supplied us. If you didn't We hope to organise TOUR My Greatest Day UK Hotline 0906 888 20 20 (60p per minute) [email protected] Fan meets Elton ..........17 14/7/99 Pontevedra, Spain receive an electronic Infoletter, BUS transport to Leeds Castle USA/Canada Hotline 815/293 3843 HERCULES USA/Canada The Ultimate Intimate (to be confirmed) please let us know your e-mail on July 10 & 12 from central Web site http://www.eltonfan.com c/o Sharon Kalinoski address for future use.- send an London. Anyone needing EJ performance ..........20 P.O. Box 398 There are Good Days e-mail to transport should contact Iain COPYRIGHT: HERCULES La Grange, IL 60525, USA and Bad Days [email protected] ELTON JOHN & TINA TURNER [email protected] now! Burt at Anna Hotel on tel (+44) Exclusive interview We also posted invitations 171 221 6622, or with J Jorgenson..........22 30/12/99 Las Vegas, NV, Deadline for Issue No. 48 HERCULES U.K. to as many members as we [email protected]. The REGULARS P.O. 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Lohmannstr. 1 NL-3214 XA Zuidland The George Inn, Lower Street, Special thanks to Barbara Small ads ........................24 Elton and Sting dancing at Kaleidoscope Eyes Tel. +31 (0)1881 451511 in Leeds Village, (Tel 01622 Turner, Tammi Law, Dave EJ’s TV & Video the Rainforest Benefit [email protected] 861314) which is just near the Wilson and George Matlock Concert. April ’99. appearances ................21 HERCULES Italy 1999 Castle. We will be in there for their help in organising this Lyric Quiz ......................21 c/o Luca Zerbini from 2pm - 4pm, when we will exclusive for Hercules. Backcover: then make a move to the Now, enjoy the shows and SPECIAL OFFERS Via Scheiwiller n.9/A Elton at Paris Bercy - 7 Dec I-20139 Milano, ITALY venue. Remember to bring bring on the summer! Leeds Castle Concert ’98. (Photo: Jimmie Collins) [email protected] ticket offer ..................27 TOUR 2 Hercules. The Elton John Fan Club Quarterly Fanzine. Issue 47. June 1999 27 CLUB BENEFITS FROM THE EDITOR... Your ACCESS FRONT AREAS FIRST membership Please bring your unique pass and member member passes to all Elton-related number are more than events. They assist ID, and SOME 1999TOURTOUR Elton’s ex-drummer Charlie your passport to Elton news. concert venues allow early access Morgan turned up at the UK They also bring special deals, when invited by a HERCULES convention in March. Reports saving you money. No one else Plans & Team chief. from both meetings are found in gets them but you... this issue. HERCULES U.K. ELTON JOHN Band member John HERCULES WEB MEMBER DISTRIBUTION DEAL elcome to the June Jorgenson, and Charlie Morgan SOLO PIANO TOUR USA NEW SERVICE Check out London record issue of Hercules both gave EXCLUSIVE interviews Since Jan. 1999, you can music store Barry Paul & Sons, 1/6/99 Laramie, WY, WFanzine! 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