A big YES from me.
I saw them years ago when they were all men.
More recently they’ve got some pretty girls in the band.
I think Jeff Lynne has just finished his farewell tour.
However I do have a guilty secret - I have a record from the late 70s called War of the Worlds somewhere (think HG Wells), a record I liked very much, I used to think that Jeff Lynne wrote the music and it was only comparatively recently discovered that it was written by Jeff Wayne. Such a relief!
A big ELO fan…used to buy all their albums.
Roy Wood left because the other band members didn’t want to go the route he did with Wizzard.
Sadly Jeff Lynne never brought his final version of the band to Wales.
War of the Worlds
Brilliant CD & my late husband loved it & listened to it all the time. He would have loved to go to the live stage show, but he passed before it was written.
@Bretrick ELO is one of of my favourite gatherings of all time.
My mixed blood contains some from Highland Celts and as a previous player of the pipes, The Highland version Maid of Orleans really hits the spot for me.
The pipes can only produce nine notes, but with the chanter’s twin reeds combined with two tenor drone pipes and a bass drone pipe, the sounds produced always thrills me without exception.
I am also inflicted with ASMR and as such music is my go-to for unwinding ASMR - Wikipedia
Jasper Carrott shares the hilarious and unexpected story behind his 1975 hit “Funky Moped”—a comedy single that stormed the UK charts with a little help from rock royalty.
Produced by none other than Jeff Lynne (of ELO fame), the track features Bev Bevan on drums and a member of Wizard on bass. Jasper dives into how this unlikely collaboration came to be.