Tiny Dancer by Elton John is the 1971 opener from Madman Across the Water, one of classic rock's most enduring songs — and the unforgettable tour-bus singalong in Almost Famous introduced it to a whole new generation. New to his story? Start with our Elton John biography.
Tiny Dancer Song Credits
Song: Tiny Dancer
Artist: Elton John
Music: Elton John
Lyrics: Bernie Taupin
Album: Madman Across the Water (1971) — opening track of John's fourth studio album
Released: November 1971 (album); single released February 1972 on Uni
Recorded: Trident Studios, London — August 1971
Produced by: Gus Dudgeon
Legacy: One of Elton John's most-streamed recordings across all age groups; the Almost Famous (2000) tour-bus singalong revived it for a new generation. Fans of his early years should also see Your Song lyrics — Elton John.
Tiny Dancer Lyrics
The full lyrics for "Tiny Dancer" are currently being reviewed for publication.
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Tiny Dancer FAQs
When was "Tiny Dancer" released?
It was released in November 1971 as the opening track of Madman Across the Water, and issued as a single in February 1972 on Uni.
Who wrote "Tiny Dancer"?
The music was written by Elton John and the lyrics by Bernie Taupin, who wrote them as a tribute to his then-wife Maxine Feibelman and the free-spirited young women of early-1970s Los Angeles.
What album is "Tiny Dancer" on?
It appears on Madman Across the Water (1971), Elton John's fourth studio album, as its opening track.
Does "Tiny Dancer" have an official music video?
Yes — an official live-action music video premiered at Cannes in May 2017 as a winner of "Elton John: The Cut", the contest marking 50 years of the John–Taupin songwriting partnership. Directed by Max Weiland, it is a tribute to Los Angeles. The partnership is also celebrated in Rocketman (2019) — release date, cast, trailer & Elton John soundtrack.
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