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Jeff Lynn can't possibly be recognized enough for his contribution to Rock n Roll. He won't be appreciated until he passes, and he'll be more recognized when the artists he's worked with pass as well. He's a legend that most people won't recognize until after he's gone. He's amazing.
ELO walks onstage. Who the hell is ELO? a huge crowd packed into Pacific Coliseum. 17,000 Deep Purple fans, question answered in seconds as ELO tore into their setlist. This was 1975. My generation. ELO soon to become world famous. First band I ever heard live.
Jeff Lynn's producing ability is equal to his music and writing artistry. He's master in the booth...
That's what she said
Well said.
The man is a genius đ
He is a genius!
@@TexasFury Jeff Lynne is ELO period. As much as we have loved the session musicians over the years (Most of them are in heaven) Jeff Lynne did everything. Sole composer, Producer of the band. Most of us have liked Bev, Mik, Kelly, Hugh, Melvin and Richard because they were great musicians and very cool to see in concert. Excellent Lineup.
Jeff Lynne wrote this song in an afternoon. While making the album "Face the Music" they realized that there wasn't a single yet so, Jeff sent the others away to the pub while he sat down and got to work. By the time they came back he had "Evil Woman" basically ready for them to start rehearsing.
Jeff is a bloody genius.
He wrote the song about an "evil woman" he fell in love with who took him for a lot of his money and broke his heart in the end. He sent his bandmates to a football game that night and then sat down at his piano and banged out this masterpiece in thirty minutes. 30 minutes. I can't write my damn grocery list in 30 minutes, and this genius writes a million+ hit song in less time than it used to take Dommino's Pizza to deliver your food to you. You have excellent taste in music, Mr. Shnordy. I salute you...
You guys need to do the Traveling Wilburys. Absolutely!
They need to read about the creation of the group before they listen. Then they will be very surprised and delighted at how well everything meshes.
They hate on Tom Petty lol
@@itskyyuuuu I must have missed that. When?
The Wilburys, "End of the Line" video is a remarkable tribute to Roy Orbison. I'll keep pestering you guys. Btw, Happy Birthday âĄ
@@recoveringdrunkrp đŻ% Absolutely true.
"Sweet Talking Woman" and "Don't Bring me Down" are the first ELO songs that comes to mind whenever ELO are mentioned. Avid fan back in the day and still am.!!! Happy Birthdays Andy and Alex. Rock on!!!!
I agree
I like the earlier stuff. "Showdown" and "Ma Ma Ma Belle."
The one down side of ELO is the drums. Terrible drum tone and not that good a drummer. Good enough, I guess, since they were a great band. But that thud from the drums makes me grit me teeth. I confess to being tone obsessive, also with voices, guitars, bass etc.
@@David-iv6je I love Jeffâs voice the best too, but being one of the giants in the industry, I would guess he could get pretty well anyone he wanted to play drums, and he must have felt he was pretty damm good
@@David-iv6je It all depends, they had three drummers '70-'86. Jeff Lynne, Roy Wood and Bev Bevan. Bev Bevan was my least favorite. Lynne Rocks!!!
My kids (they're now your age) used to ask me to play "Medieval Woman" for them in the car from their booster seats. A family favorite!
That's hilarious!
@@lisalisa13 what I thought and was gonna sayđ
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Epic!
There is no one that doesn't love Jeff Lynn and ELO. There were so many hits these guys did for years on end. Very prolific and most enjoyable.
MORE ELO - Sweet Talkin' Woman, Showdown, Do Ya
The Move's original version of Do Ya is even better than the ELO version. Better drums from Bev on the original!
Gotta do "End of the Line" with the Traveling Wilburys next. It's such a fantastic low-key jam. Also, remember that when you listen to any Wilbury stuff, they only spent maybe a week or two writing and recording each album. They weren't trying to be some super-group. They were just a bunch of guys who liked to do a jam session with each other.
The full story of how they got together for the album is really fantastic, definitely look into it if you get a chance.
I have both their albums, and just wish there could have been more. I watched some young kid do a reaction a while back, who had no idea who they were. At the end he said, "For a bunch of old guys they were pretty good." LMAO
Yeah, over the years, they were all 'pretty good'. đ
First of all, it is IMPERATIVE that they react to the Official Music Videos for The Travelling Wilburys' two big hits. And in doing so, it is also imperative that they react first to, "Handle With Care". Then, they should react to, "End of The Line". In case A&A are reading this, I don't want to spell out the reasons for all this. But anyone who know anything about the band, and has seen those videos, will understand exactly why I'm saying this.
@@David-iv6je WTF?? A&A read these comments, don't give them that spoiler! Good grief.
Iâve suggested this for them so many times. Glad it finally got brought up
And yes, they should watch the music videos for the songs. Theyâre great
More ESSENTIAL ELO - Strange Magic, Showdown, Don't Bring Me Down, Last Train to London, Sweet Talkin Woman đ„đ§Ą
I love Strange Magic. It totally takes me away lol
Two thumbs up for "Showdown" Love that song, and apparently so did John Lennon. A R&B departure for ELO, just a great tune.
Great choices overall.
And Canât Get it out of My Head .
Yes. And I would add Mama, and the incredible Laredo Tornado.
Virtually EVERY ELO song is sheer perfection -- in large part because Jeff Lynne is a perfectionist and maintained control of every portion of the production -- from writing the song to seeing it through to the recording.
"Don't Bring Me Down" should probably be your next ELO song. "Sweet Talkin' Woman" is my personal favorite, but if you did another ELO poll and included "Don't Bring Me Down", I think that it would win. Definitely do both songs eventually. Then there are more fine ELO songs after you hit those two.
Sweet Talkin' Woman is my favourite too
I prefer to listen Sweet Talking Woman way more than Donât Bring Me Down but thatâs me. Itâs just fun.
Donât Bring Me Down, is one of my least favorites [ not that itâs bad - just not one I like].
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Agreed and I'd add Rockaria to that list as well.
@@jeffking4176 It sticks in your head for days after you hear it wether you want it to or not. Lol
Jeff Lynne is such a bad ass that Paul, George and Ringo chose him to produce the 2 new songs they did for the Anthology.
And he finished some of John Lennon's songs after his death. He's a genius.
George asked him, Paul hated the idea, Ringo didnt care. Paul wanted George Martin to produce Free as a Bird and Real Love, it almost scuttled the whole anthology project. Personally I think Jeff Lynn was ok for the songs, tho I'm suspicious he listened a little to closely to Jellyfish's 'She still loves him' from 1992 to reference what a '90's sounding Beatles group would sound like for Free as a Bird, rather than leaning on the Abbey Rd timeless sound and equipment.
That would suit JL down to the ground, he's always wanted to be the 5th Beatle, bless him.
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Paul didnât âhateâ the idea, he was initially resistant because Lynne was friends with Harrison. He later loved Lynneâs work and had him partner up for part of Flaming Pie. As for Jellyfish, theyâve publicly sited Jeff Lynne and ELO as an influence.
Mr Blue Sky is one of my ELO favorites. So upbeat and positive!
Jeff Lynne's ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA from Forbes Magazine: ELO stands alone. No other band has created such a glorious merger of rock melodies and symphonic orchestration, generating undeniable pop hits within cohesive, meticulously constructed album-length programs. Led by vocalist, guitarist, composer and producer Jeff Lynne, the Electric Light Orchestra has been fueled by a commitment to pop songcraft and a visionary use of recording-studio wizardry. Transcendent tracks like "Can't Get It Out of My Head," "Evil Woman," "Telephone Line" and "Don't Bring Me Down" remain fixtures on playlists around the globe.
"Roll Over Beethoven" for the next ELO song. "Handle With Care" for Traveling Wilburys/
ROB is a great choice. Puts the orchestra front and centre.
ROB is one case where I prefer the shorter radio edit.
Agree. The first time I listened to it got me hooked on ELO. For me the best version of ROB.
I would LOVE to hear the boys react to Rollover Beethoven! One of the most rockin' songs that ELO does!
Tightrope should be next, amazing production!
OH! ELO! YES! THE best!! Lived them, loved them. Listen to them still at least a few times a week. Such good lyrics, singing, talent, just revolutionary in their day, and awesome! Jeff Lynne could play every instrument and he was an amazing producer. The man was a genius and could hammer out a song in an hour. I can't think which is my favourite. "You'd better get your face on board the very next train!" We used to run to Stedman's Store every day after school to get their latest 45 single.
Strange Magic or Can't Get it Out of My Head (preferably preceded by the Overture). There are so many ELO songs left.
I definitely second those 3.đ
The entire 'El Dorado' album was such a masterpiece! Worthy of a full album listen.
My favorites are confusion, fire on high, and many of the songs on face the music and discovery.
ELO literally have sooooooooooo many increadibly catchy songs! Even a lot of their "deeper cuts" are absolute bangers!
"Fire on High" is an instrumental rocker that was one of their earliest successes. Back in the day you would hear it everywhere as bump music on radio and TV shows. Especially sports programming.
Boy Blue
I rarely do NOT sing along with "All Over the World".
Exactly. Showdown in my opinion is their second best after telephone line and itâs super underrated
Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne became great friends starting in the late 1980s. The first song they wrote and recorded together was Free Fallinâ. That was one hell of a start.
Jeff is never disappointing. He is a production master and is sought after by artists worldwide.
ELO's "Can't Get It Out Of My Head" is a song that almost *always* brightens my mood.
It is without a doubt one of the best ELO songs!
Illusions In G Major is another awesome song from Eldorado
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'Fire On High'...an instrumental opening track that blew my hair back when I first heard it in 1975. I always thought it deserved to be part of a movie soundtrack.
'Showdown' is an am amazing song by ELO, often gets overlooked because it's one of their older ones.
Jeff Lynn and Tom Petty wrote Free Falling together. They were friends for several years.
"Fire on High" from "Face the Music". One of the best instrumentals ever! Gotta do it!
Fun song. Vivid memory of being on a ski lift in Vermont with my sister during Winter 75/76, when this song was new, and singing it out loud to pass the time!
Turn to Stone is my favorite ELO tune...
"There's a hole in my head where the rain comes in..." is sort of a play on the line from The Beatles: "Fixing a Hole" on Sgt Pepper, which has the line "I'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in...and stops my mind from wandering..."
Yeah, I always thought he borrowed that one, too.
The song "Tightrope" has an epic symphonic opening and well worth it.
Yes, Jeff Lynn does have some solo stuff but as ELO went on and members left, he was basically ELO himself during the later albums.
I'm a long time fan of ELO, and have this single on 45RPM. Keep in mind when this was released the strings you hear ARE actually strings and NOT synthesized, or digital! Check out other work endeavors by band leader Jeff Lynn, such as "The Travelling Wilbury's" whose band members were Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynn and Tom Petty. Jeff Lynn is also a MASTER at production in the studio, I just love his work! Check out "Don't Bring Me Down" by ELO, it is killer!
Well said Jeff Lynne is a Music God!
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"There's a hole in my head where the rain comes in." is a tip of the hat to the Beatles song "Fixing a Hole." This song is heartbreak blues with so much soul! Masterful transitions. Love me some Jeff Lynne. Need more cow bell! Anyone who likes this should definitely see "Jeff Lynne'S Elo Wembley Or Bust" concert video. Great reaction guys! Lynne, Dylan, and the immortals: George Harrison, Tom Petty, and Roy Orbison. Must check out some Traveling Wilburys. Please guys. They are a true supergroup crossing generations of music and made some great stuff together.
âEnd of the Lineâ or âTweeter and the Monkey Manâ
Some facts about Jeff Lynne (ELO)...First, he is a very humble man, simply because this Music Genius is not interested in fame, the limelight, and money, he just loves to create great music. Jeff Lynne is one of the most versatile musicians ever, this is why he is considered by his peers to be among the greatest. He didn't stick to one style of music because, after decades, it gets boring. Jeff has done progressive Rock, Symphonic Rock - Pop, New wave, and Disco.
Everything he does turns to gold. He even flirted with Country music. From 1972 to 1986 (During 14 years) Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra has had more top 40 hits than any other group in the world... 51 years later they still play in sold-out Arenas, festivals and Stadiums. During Jeff Lynne's ELO 2019 Tour, many reviews agreed in saying they are the best live Classic Rock Band in the world still touring and Jeff Lynne is a Music Genius( From Forbes Magazine and the Washington Post).
ELO is in the Rock Hall of Fame. Lynne is on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame and Birmingham Walk OF Fame. Jeff Lynneâs ELO won the Best Classic Rock Band plus Lynne won the best Songwriter award ( ASCAP ) in 2019 for his fantastic contribution over the years. In October of 2020, Jeff Lynne has been made an officer of The Order Of The British Empire for his extraordinary contribution to music. He previously has received three Ivor Novello Awards, which celebrate songwriters and composers, including the award for outstanding services to British music.
He created the best Super Group of all time with his best friend George Harrison, The Traveling Wilburys. The Legends in the Music Industry call Jeff Lynne the best overall Musician ever and a Producer Extraordinaire. Jeff Lynne has written and produced many hit songs for music legends like George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, Joe Walsh, Brian Wilson, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Bryan Adams, Aerosmith, Del Shannon, the Everly Brothers, The Beatles, and so many others...
Traveling Wilburys, super group: "End of the Line" Everybody sings and the rocking chair tribute to Roy Orbison will get to you. đ§Ą
My dad loved the Wilburys. We played that song at his memorial.
Also " Handle with Care" Beautiful with all of them!
I don't think they're familiar with Roy Orbison.
@@David-iv6je Sorry for your loss, Dave. I played that video for my Dad (1931-2020) in his last year with us, and his eyes lit up, sat forward, started tapping his leg and asking questions about who was who, etc. He loved it. "How come I never heard this before?" I'll never forget that.
They left that line/chorus blank in the song for that shot of the chair...Roy would have sung at that point....
ELO is definitely not a cookie-cutter type of band. You recognize these guys from the very first note such that they are a standard that you compare other artists to whether you like them or not.
Totally agree!
The middle part of the song where it just stops for a sec is like the best part of any song is that a base
"Fire on High" is an instrumental rocker that was one of their earliest successes. Back in the day you would hear it everywhere as bump music on radio and TV shows. Especially sports programming.
You will not be dissapointed with The TRAVELING WILLBURRIES. But you forgot ROY ORBISON who you guys havent hit up yet. "YOU GOT IT" is an absolute masterpiece and hes known for his beautiful unique voice even amongst the other WILLBURRIES
Sadly, â You Got Itâ was released just AFTER Roy Orbisonâs heart attack, and subsequent death [ Posthumously].
It would have been cool if he would have seen the song rise up to be such a major hit.
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Orbison's voice is perfection!
@@jeffking4176 There's also "I Drove All Night", which was recorded first by Orbison, but only released after his death. I prefer that version to Cindy Lauper.
@@sandgroperwookiee65 maybe the Traveling Willburries are a different band?
Handle Me With Care Traveling Wilburys. You can hear all the different style meld into a great song that melody will stuck in your head for at least three days
this one never gets old. timeless. probably my favorite of theirs. one of those that falls into the category of - how could you never have heard it?
If these guys ever listened to a classic rock radio station, they'd hear most of the stuff they covered.
Strang Magic is my favorite from ELO. Gives you chills!
One of the few bands back in the day, that implemented violins successfully. Showdown, has got to be my favorite ELO song. Its rarely played, but incorporates all their talent. Plus the Glastonbury concert, highlights Rosie and her sisters on violins , and they are very, very, easy on the eye ! :)
ELO is Jeff Lynne's solo project. It started as a group, but over time he basically dismissed everyone else. He has been the sole writer and composer since their second album. And you will be surprised about how well the powers of The Travelling Wilburys complimented each other... some fantastic music that has a relaxed feel to it.
Awesome ELO! Best Band of the 70's not even close.
There are quite a few great songs by ELO. Some of my favorites are Don't Bring Me Down,Showdown,Can't Get You Out of My Mind,Turn To Stone etc.
Can't Get it Out of My Head.
It sounds like you guys are ready for some Traveling Wilburys. Handle with Care would be a great starting point. Roy Orbison (Lefty Wilbury) will melt you.
âDo Yaâ and âAll Over the Worldâ are two of their greatest songs that are often overlooked (IMHO)! Love your channel. đșâïž
For a middle-aged guy, itâs very cool to see young people loving this kind of music. Music that Iâve taken for granted over the course of 50 years. Love ELO. Saw them around â77. Amazing show. Tightrope is a phenomenal song. And Boy Blue. And Canât Get It Out of My Head.
You'll be dropping the "middle" soon.
Iâd go to the Traveling Wilburysâ âEnd of the Line.â A great song made more emotional by the fact that Roy Orbison passed away soon after
And in the video they have the empty rocking chair for him. Man!
@@johnrubio one of those instances where they should probably react to the video rather than just the song
You made my Friday, Andy and Alex! Love, love, love ELO. Next, "Do Ya", or "Fire On High". Their 2017 "Wembley Or Bust" concert recording showcases all their hits.
"Do Ya" is a good one. One of their more "rocking" tunes.
One of my favorite ELO songs "The Mission " was so overlooked. A psychedelic gem about alien visitation.
'Rock 'n' Roll Is King'
'Hold On Tight'
'Shine A Little Love'
'Calling America'
'All Over The World'
'Wild West Hero'
'Confusion'
'The Diary Of Horace Wimp'
'Sweet Talkin' Woman'
'Last Train To London'
Roy Orbison was also a Traveling Wilbury. Give End of the Line a listen.
âDestroy all the virtues that the Lord gave you.â
Great line: like the ring in the nose of a swine is the beauty of a woman without sense.
But perhaps it serves a purpose, like repelling people who engage in shallow judgments? đ
I see a certain virtue in that.
Oh lord - "Handle with Care" by the Traveling Wilburys is one of the greatest songs EVER. A must listen!
Can't get it out of my head,is a great song by ELO
There are so many S-Tier ELO songs that there are still more for you to discover, including two of my favorites, âDonât Bring Me Downâ and âDo Ya.â And yes, you absolutely need to check out Traveling Wilburys.
I agree, but âDo Yaâ wasnât really an ELO song, Jeff put it out prior to ELO though they did do a cover of it in 76.
I totally agree about Do Ya ,, an underrated classic revamped from Jeff and Bev's The Move days..
@@1BobsYourUncle Lynne wrote it, sang lead, and played lead guitar--on both versions. I think it's fair to call this an "ELO song". Especially since he wrote it to be a song for ELO, the new band he and Roy were forming at the time. But Jeff thought it sounded too "poppy", for the raw, edgy, heavy strings ELO sound he was envisioning, so he released it instead as a song by his current (at the time) band, The Move. A few years later, once ELO was transitioning into rock/pop, ELO would play it live, and Jeff decided to re-record it as an ELO song for his '76 album, A New World Record.
@@Cosmo-Kramer Yea, I know when it was recorded (multiple times). I grew up in England when it came out. It was added to ELO, not written for ELO.
@@1BobsYourUncle I don't care if you grew up in Windsor Castle, you're wrong, Jeff wrote, "Do Ya", for the new band (ELO) he and Roy were forming while they were bandmates in The Move. As I've already told you, when the song was finished, Jeff decided it was "too poppy" for the ELO sound he and Roy were going for, and so he released it as a song from The Move. Then during ELO's early years, they played the song in concert to rave receptions. The problem was, Todd Rundgren was covering the song in his live concerts (and live album), and one day a music critic accused Jeff of copying Rundgren. Jeff was not happy and to make sure there was no confusion about whose song it was, he re-recorded it and put it on, A New World Record. Rundgren's cover disappeared from the radio waves, and ELO's, "Do Ya", was a hit!
Love the ELO reactions, gents. Youâve hit a good representation of their singles, but havenât heard their more progressive side - âFire on Highâ should be next because it both represents this side and is one of the best instrumentals of the classic rock era.
and also the CBS NBA theme song back in the 80's when my Celtics were dominant.
@@craigtennant7637 CBS Sports Spectacular...
I recommended that song to them months and months ago and many, many times since, but it seems to fall on deaf ears. And I haven't been the only one. There have been lots of us saying the same thing, but they wouldn't even put it on the poll, which really is inexcusable.
I wouldn't hold my breath.
@@SaverioP It even won a livestream poll a few months ago, but they didn't play it. :-(
Also Fire on high
Interesting fact...From 1972 to 1986, Jeff Lynne's ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA accumulated more combined UK and US Top 40 hits than any other band in the world, and also generated the third most UK and US separate Top 40 hits. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_Light_Orchestra_discography
Reading down through the comments, I think 'The Traveling Wilburys' (George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison Jeff Lynn and Bob Dylan) are getting enough mention to warrant a reaction or at least a spot on the next poll. "Handle With Care" or "End of The Line", the latter which was a tribute to Roy Orbison after he passed away before the second album could be finished.
I watched some young kid do a reaction a while back, who had no idea who they were. At the end he said, "For a bunch of old guys they were pretty good." LMAO
Yeah, over the years, they were all 'pretty good'. đ
Roy Orbison did sing on End of the Line, it's on the 1st album. But he was not there anymore for the video.
I love the piano in this song, it holds a groove that makes me want to dance around. I really like ELO, even though he/they were accused of being a bit to "commercial," I didn't feel like that was the case, I felt like he/they were a new sound and I certainly consider Jeff Lynn as a musical genius. Thank you for reacting to this song. The instrumentation/production is incredible and from what I recall hearing back in the day, Lynn a lot of the studio work by himself for the recordings. For mastery alone, I am going with a solid A+ for this song and this whole album. You must react to The Traveling Wilburys, they are monster good but nothing like you might think they would be. Adding Roy Orbison's voice to that band was, in my opinion the masterstroke.
100% cowbell saturation achieved!
"Fire On High" from that same 1975 album is a killer, twisted instrumental. Non-standard programming, for certain!
It's a Strong S This song is so popular on Classic Rock stations even after 47 years...Evil Woman from the Album Face The Music 1975.
"Calling America", "Sweet Talking Woman", "Do Ya", "Ma Ma Ma Belle"...all great songs that I would recommend.
Ma-ma-ma Belle doesn't come up often in requests, I think it's a fine rocker.
"Fire on High" is an instrumental rocker that was one of their earliest successes. Back in the day you would hear it everywhere as bump music on radio and TV shows. Especially sports programming.
Suggestion of an "EL's" Instrumental double-shot - ELO's "Fire on High" and ELP's "Fanfare for the Common Man."
One of my favorite ELO tunes and a big hit,regularly played on radio for years!
You next ELO song? -"Tightrope" - the opening track of A New World Record (1976 album). It has an astonishing start, ending and everything in the middle. But don't pay any attention to live version. Listen to the real thing.
Traveling Wilburys next! Handle with Care or End of the Line.
One of my fave ELO songs! Great reaction!
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"There's a hole in my head where the rain comes in" is a reference to a Beatles song, "Fixing a Hole."
@Victor Alexander Heâs was a great buddy of George Harrison so Iâm sure itâs reverential.
ELO songs light up every part of my brain.
Travelling Wilburys ARE A MUST!!!!!!! Roy Orbison, Harrison, Dylan, Petty and Jeff Lynn....Make it so my Captains! (Tweeter and the Monkey Man is MY FAVORITE Dylan/Wilbury tune)
Petty did a live Tweeter and the Monkey man...LOVE that song. Its the best Springsteen song Springsteen didnt write
I'll be back when you do Can't Get It Out of My Head.
Oh, and Roy Orbison was the 5th member of the Traveling Wilburys.
Another ELO song I personally love is âAll Over the Worldâ. Some may say itâs too âpoppyâ but if the song sounds great, who cares?
Love it too! I needed to hear it a lot last year because everything i was seeing in the news was people behaving the absolute opposite.
I'm Alive, which is also from the Xanadu soundtrack is an excellent song too.
The Xanadu songs were good!
That may be that All Over the World is one of the most brilliantly crafted pop songs ever
Does that mean that u also like Hold On Tight?
Celebrate Legends while they are still alive. Jeff Lynneâs latest album From Out Of Nowhere was no. 1 on the UK charts in November 2019. Jeff Lynne's ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA will Tour again in 2022! From 1972 to 1986 Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra has had more top 40 hits than any other groups in the world. 50 years later they still play in sold-out Arenas and Stadiums. I saw them again in the Summer of 2019 on the US and Canada Tour...( Best Concert of my life) All the reviews agree they are the best live classic Rock band in the world still touring and Jeff Lynne is a Music Genius. His band ELO is in the Rock Hall of Fame. Lynne is on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame and Birmingham Walk OF Fame. Jeff Lynneâs ELO won the Best Classic Rock Band plus Lynne won the best Song Writer award ( ASCAP ) 2019 for his fantastic contribution over the years. Jeff Lynne received in 2020 the OBE (officer of the British Empire) for his outstanding contribution in the Music industry. The Legends in the Music Industry like Paul, Ringo, Joe Walsh, Tom Petty and so many others called Lynne the best overall musician and producer everâŠSource The Brilliant 2012 documentary by the BBC Mr. Blue Sky: « The Story Of Jeff Lynne ». Long live Jeff Lynneâs ELO!
ELO - great band! I donât listen to them a ton but when I do I know every word to every song.
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"Fire On High" from the same album is an interesting experience, with some interesting backstory to the "backwards masking" they include in it.
"Don't Bring Me Down" and "Fire On High" (instrumental) are both great songs.
NOT Don't Bring Me Down!!! Brrrrruce...ugh!
ELO - Last train to London is a jam!
'Standing in the Rain' is a banger!
My faborite band thanks to JEFF LYNNE &(ELO) for his music...From GUATEMALA đŹđčâ€ïžđâïž
Epic band â€ïž They never made a bad song, still out there performing today â€ïž
The Traveling Wilburys was George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne & Roy Orbison.
One of the best first albums of all time, right up there with Boston, Van Halen & Led Zeppelin.
You must do HANDLE WITH CARE.
The lone survivor is Jeff Lynne. I say that because Dylan is dead he just donât know it yet. đ€Ș. In the words of Rambo from First Blood. âTheyâre all gone, sir.â
Hey guys - the ultimate hidden gem song from ELO is "Ticket To The Moon".
ELO had many big hits in the 70s... this song, dont bring me down, rollover beethoven, sweet talking woman, telephone line, showdown, ma-ma-ma belle, strange magic, livin thing, do ya, turn to stone, mr blue sky... and more
Saw ELO in Hampton, Va. back in 77 or 78. They put on one of the best shows Iâve ever seen. They gave it everything they had. I saw my fair share of concerts back in the day and ELO were the best musicians IMHO.
I would strongly suggest "Tightrope" from the "New world record" album, it has an amazing production. Also, the best cover of Roll Over Beethoven I've heard is from ELO (8 minute version).
Bang in the middle of the seventies sums up the cool side of the decade oh yeah what a cool song
ELO and Steely Dan are THE 70's artists for me production-wise. Everything is always perfect. Flawless production.
My favourite ELO song. Kinda simple melodically and structurally but they nail the songwriting , arrangement and production and brilliant playing. Ridiculously catchy too.
Yeah, for once my meetings are done in time to catch the premier live!
Try the great album opener from Eldorado: "Eldorado Overture/Can't Get It Out of My Head". Used t be played often on radio in my area, despite its combined length.
Tom Petty, The Beatles, Joe Walsh: « Jeff Lynne is the best overall musician we have ever met»From the brilliant 2012 BBC Documentary Mr. Blue Sky: The story of Jeff Lynne.
ROCK HALL OF FAME...It's more than time to induct Jeff Lynne as a solo artist like George, Ringo, Paul and John (They all were inducted as a band and solo artists). The great Jeff Lynne released his latest album in November of 2019 and was no. 1 on the UK chart. Jeff Lynne's ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA is still Touring! From 1972 to 1986 Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra has had more top 40 hits than any other group in the world. More than 50 years later they still play in sold-out Arenas and Stadiums. I saw them again in 2019 before the Pandemic on the North American Tour...( Best Concert of my life) All the reviews agree they are the best live Classical Rock Band still touring. Jeff Lynne is a Music Genius. ELO is in the Rock Hall of Fame. Jeff Lynne is on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame and Birmingham Walk OF Fame. Jeff Lynneâs ELO won the Best Classic Rock Band plus Lynne won the best Song Writer award ( ASCAP ) 2019 for his fantastic contribution over the years. In October of 2020, Jeff Lynne has been made an officer of The Order Of The British Empire for his extraordinary contribution to music. He created the best Super Group of all time with his best friend George Harrison "The Traveling Wilburys". They asked Tom Petty, Roy Orbison and Bob Dylan to join this amazing band. The Legends in the Music Industry call Jeff Lynne the best overall Musician ever and a Producer Extraordinaire. Jeff Lynne has written and produced many hit songs for music legends like George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, Joe Walsh, Brian Wilson, Paul McCartney, Bryan Adams, Aerosmith, Del Shannon, the Everly Brothers, and so many others... Long live Jeff Lynneâs ELO! Please Tour in 2022! www.thetoptens.com/greatest-music-producers-all-time/