Reg Dwight, who would later become famous as Elton John, was an office boy at Mills Music, a Denmark Street music publishing house where Hiller worked.[7] Hiller knew he could sing and had him record the original demo for "United We Stand."[8]
The song was later included on an album of the same name and was followed by another hit "Where are You Going to My Love".[9]
Reception
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Billboard gave the song a favourable review on 14 March 1970 calling it a "strong production" and (correctly) predicting it would become a top 20 hit on the Billboard Hot 100.[12]
↑ Murray, Charles Shaar (22 February 1975). "The Life And Times Of Elton John, part 1". New Musical Express– via Rock's Backpages. Then I started doing all those cover-job dates. However, I did the original demo for The Brotherhood of Man's 'United We Stand' and then the cover-version for those Pye Marble Arch budget albums.
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