This has to be one of my favourite ELO songs. And its interesting to see Jeff without his shades on. Another ELO favourite of mine is the seldom played "The Diary of Horace Wimp"
Absolutely love ELO. This track comes from the double album 'Out of the Blue' Jeff Lynne is a great musician. ELECTRIC LIGHT orchestra Electric LIGHT ORCHESTRA
Ooohhh, _that_ song! 😄 Total 70's childhood vibes, but I was actually _today_ years old when I found out its title! 😄 Thank you for helping fill that gap of knowledge, Cynthia and Chris and the person who'd requested that song! 😊👍
From the 'Out of the Blue' album. They were managed by Sharon Osbourne's father, Don Arden and we're one of the big bands to emerge from Birmingham, UK. The background synths and voices are from keyboard player Richard Tandy, who is one of those underated musicians that never get the credit they deserve.
Jeff Lynne is a musical genius and comes from my home town of Birmingham in the UK. E.L.O. have loads of great songs and my favourite is 'All Over the World' which makes you want to sing and dance. They sound just as good live (if not better) than they do on the studio versions. Jeff Lynne was also part of the super group 'The Travelling Willburys' with George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan and Tom Petty.
Hello Cynthia and Chris I love this song reminds me of being 6 or 7 it really is a cheerful song and the first single I can remember playing on my dad's old radio gram was ELO ROCARIA which would really get me going but I especially liked the yellow label in the middle with Jet printed on it and the space ship covers on the front of their albums.Great times thanks so much again
Jeff Lynne Was A Genius in Music Mastery. Nothing was done by agents or Promoters to Change his music. That was a Frequent problem in other Bands at the time
Hi!! If you liked this fantastic 70's song you will also love "Livin' Thing" and "All over the World", my favorite ELO songs. Other favorites are Last Train to London, Evil Woman, Shine a little Love and Strange Magic. Regards from Chile!! 🙂
Yes ! Brill ,cant beat a bit of ELO ! They had a great space ship set they toured America in [ well not using for transport ] The ship opens up with whole band inside ! Just Ace ! cheers !
Mr. & Mrs. Hanier, in the future, *_please_* do not use this guy's, or any fan's, "remastered" videos. ELO songs do not need to be remastered. Particularly by some random fan with a RUclips account. His tampering with this song wasn't egregious, but I've listened to other ELO songs he "remastered" (in other words, *tampered* with), and they were not well done, making the song worse, not better. If you're going to react to ELO, then you should react to the songs as Jeff Lynne originally produced them. Be sure to use the studio album cut. And don't get them from any compilation albums, because they use the shorter single versions of songs. Go right to the original album to react to the full version, as Jeff Lynne intended the songs to be heard. As for my recommendation for your next ELO reaction, I suggest their 1979 hit, *"The Diary of Horace Wimp".* You'll love it!
ELO always make top quality music. Jeff Lynn is a genius 👏
This has to be one of my favourite ELO songs. And its interesting to see Jeff without his shades on. Another ELO favourite of mine is the seldom played "The Diary of Horace Wimp"
Horace Wimp... great song!
Great to see a couple react to my favourite band me and my wife don't even agree on the day of the week well done guys thank you 😊😊❤❤
Absolutely love ELO.
This track comes from the double album 'Out of the Blue'
Jeff Lynne is a great musician.
ELECTRIC LIGHT orchestra
Electric LIGHT ORCHESTRA
“Last Train To London”…….ELO using disco works so well.
They have SUCH a fantastic catalogue of great songs.
Rabbit-hole group.
Utterly unique song , Jeff Lynnes voice and songs cannot be confused with anyone else’s , just a super song really well arranged and played
👍🏴
Ooohhh, _that_ song! 😄 Total 70's childhood vibes, but I was actually _today_ years old when I found out its title! 😄 Thank you for helping fill that gap of knowledge, Cynthia and Chris and the person who'd requested that song! 😊👍
'Shine A Little Love', is another fantastic song by the ELO.
From the 'Out of the Blue' album. They were managed by Sharon Osbourne's father, Don Arden and we're one of the big bands to emerge from Birmingham, UK. The background synths and voices are from keyboard player Richard Tandy, who is one of those underated musicians that never get the credit they deserve.
Jeff Lynne is a musical genius and comes from my home town of Birmingham in the UK. E.L.O. have loads of great songs and my favourite is 'All Over the World' which makes you want to sing and dance. They sound just as good live (if not better) than they do on the studio versions. Jeff Lynne was also part of the super group 'The Travelling Willburys' with George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan and Tom Petty.
1977. ELO great great band. Original, different, genius.
Try Shine Little Love was great hit in US (#8,) and UK (#6,)
Tightrope by ELO next please, amazing intro!
Hello Cynthia and Chris I love this song reminds me of being 6 or 7 it really is a cheerful song and the first single I can remember playing on my dad's old radio gram was ELO ROCARIA which would really get me going but I especially liked the yellow label in the middle with Jet printed on it and the space ship covers on the front of their albums.Great times thanks so much again
great stuff as always tune from my youth
Jeff Lynne: Simply the best.
Jeff Lynne Was A Genius in Music Mastery. Nothing was done by agents or Promoters to Change his music. That was a Frequent problem in other Bands at the time
Hi!! If you liked this fantastic 70's song you will also love "Livin' Thing" and "All over the World", my favorite ELO songs.
Other favorites are Last Train to London, Evil Woman, Shine a little Love and Strange Magic.
Regards from Chile!! 🙂
We added Train to London And Shine A Little Love to our list. We know the others.
@@hanierfamily wow thank you!!
Yes ! Brill ,cant beat a bit of ELO ! They had a great space ship set they toured America in [ well not using for transport ] The ship opens up with whole band inside ! Just Ace ! cheers !
ELO are simply the best. Jeff Lynne. You should react to 'Tightrope'.
ELO is one of my top five. Check out Shangri La by ELO.
And of course includes Roy Wood (Wizzard) :)
Love the reaction video ❤️ 👍
Love that vocoder effect!
Check out a great ELO double A-Side... Confusion/Last Train To London. Both great songs. 😎
I can't find your reaction to Midnight Blue. Hope you can repost it again. Love your reaction to STW.
It's up on Patreon for free
Would you review my favourite ELO track - Rockaria! - thanks in anticipation.
MIN 2.54 EXTASIS!
Try the look - i am the beat
Mr. & Mrs. Hanier, in the future, *_please_* do not use this guy's, or any fan's, "remastered" videos. ELO songs do not need to be remastered. Particularly by some random fan with a RUclips account. His tampering with this song wasn't egregious, but I've listened to other ELO songs he "remastered" (in other words, *tampered* with), and they were not well done, making the song worse, not better. If you're going to react to ELO, then you should react to the songs as Jeff Lynne originally produced them. Be sure to use the studio album cut. And don't get them from any compilation albums, because they use the shorter single versions of songs. Go right to the original album to react to the full version, as Jeff Lynne intended the songs to be heard. As for my recommendation for your next ELO reaction, I suggest their 1979 hit, *"The Diary of Horace Wimp".* You'll love it!
Try Eldorado
Bout your age range 🙈🙈middle of the road pish watch that bus😂😂🎶🎶🎶