Which Elton John album features the 1983 single “I'm Still Standing”?

Too Low for Zero features Elton John's 1983 single “I'm Still Standing.”

Released in 1983, the album represented a return to John's classic songwriting partnership with Bernie Taupin after several albums involving other lyricists. It also reunited John with members of his well-known early-1970s band, including drummer Nigel Olsson and bassist Dee Murray for parts of the project.

“I'm Still Standing” became one of John's most recognizable songs, supported by a colorful music video filmed in Cannes, France. The album also includes “I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues,” another major international hit.

The album title is sometimes mistaken for a reference to the defiant mood of “I'm Still Standing.” They are separate titles: the album is Too Low for Zero, while the single appears as one of its tracks. The record helped restore John's commercial momentum during the 1980s.