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Jump Up!

Jump Up! je šestnácté studiové album britského zpěváka a textaře Eltona Johna, vydané v roce 1982. Ve Velké Británii bylo vydáváno pod značkou The Rocket Record Company a ve Spojených státech pak vydavatelstvím Geffen Records. Mimo jiné obsahuje i píseň „Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)“, věnovanou památce zavražděného člena skupiny The Beatles Johna Lennona.

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Druh alba
LP
Délka
42:31
Interpret
Elton John
Jazyk
angličtina
Nahráno
AIR Studios a Pathe Marconi Studios, 1982
Producent
Chris Thomas

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Jump Up!

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples9
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Jump Up!

Top relations

Druh alba · 1
Jump Up! → LP
Délka · 1
Jump Up! → 42:31
Interpret · 1
Jump Up! → Elton John
Jazyk · 1
Jump Up! → angličtina
Nahráno · 1
Jump Up! → AIR Studios a Pathe Marconi Studios, 1982
Producent · 1
Jump Up! → Chris Thomas
Vydavatelství · 1
Jump Up! → Geffen Records (USA, Kanada) Rocket Record (UK)
Vydáno · 1
Jump Up! → 9. dubna 1982
Žánry · 1
Jump Up! → rock, soft rock, pop rock

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the 1982 jump up fox johna rocket record geffen records empty garden hey johnny dubna too low for zero datové

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Jump Up!Druh albaLP1.00infobox
Jump Up!Délka42:311.00infobox
Jump Up!InterpretElton John1.00infobox
Jump Up!Jazykangličtina1.00infobox
Jump Up!NahránoAIR Studios a Pathe Marconi Studios, 19821.00infobox
Jump Up!ProducentChris Thomas1.00infobox
Jump Up!VydavatelstvíGeffen Records (USA, Kanada) Rocket Record (UK)1.00infobox
Jump Up!Vydáno9. dubna 19821.00infobox
Jump Up!Žánryrock, soft rock, pop rock1.00infobox

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