ELO: The Inside Story with Bev Bevan - Profiles In Rock (1981)
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2023
- This is a weekly program that was broadcast on CITY-TV in Canada. In 1981, an episode was dedicated to ELO. Presenter Doug Pringle interviewed Bev Bevan shortly after the release of his book, The Electric Light Orchestra Story. The interview was divided into small segments, with several of ELO's music videos shown in between.
Unfortunately, the music videos had to be removed from this upload due to copyright issues. However, these promotional videos can be easily accessed on the official ELO RUclips channel.
The ITV network in the UK aired this particular episode on 17th December 1983.
The promotional videos that had to be removed were...
1) Sweet Talkin' Woman: • Electric Light Orchest...
2) Shine A Little Love (version 1): • Electric Light Orchest...
3) Hold On Tight: • Electric Light Orchest...
4) Don't Bring Me Down: • Electric Light Orchest...
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met bev and he was such a humble man..a great career and one of the best drummers ever imo .that band those magnificent 7 were the best band around especially live
About bloody time this resurfaced
THANKS!!!...
Thank you so much for posting 🥰 Bev may be a rock god, but he's also a decent, humble and down to earth guy xxx
I had this interview on a VHS tape in the early 1980s. There were a few ELO bits and pieces on that tape.
Bev is so charming and talented.
Brilliant interview and what a top bloke too 👏😃👍
I live in America, can I ask what a BLOKE means?
@@sarahloughlin3724 Bloke is British for a guy, usually a good guy who is cool and likable.
Bev always had a good head on his shoulders!
A real Gentleman!
Love that the outro is the song Bev refused to play on.
Yeah, you'd have thought that the researchers would have done a better job there. A bit of an insult to put up a Jeff Lynne loop.
such a legend and an amazing power house drummer
For me personally, The Move were absolutely the tops. As an young American kid I was mesmerized by The Move. The Move, Small Faces and The Who. Nothing like them. I know Trevor and Roy put the Move down as just a Pop Top-40 group but I fail to see them realize the impact they had on the youth of the day and still today. We still love and appreciate their talent as a band and their music. Yes, musically they must go forward but never forget your roots. I'm 75 years old and for me The Move still are one of the greatest groups ever. I hope the former members realize this. Bev seems to know. Come on Roy and Trevor get humble!
The Move were my second favourite band after the Beatles, and their rise coincided with a particularly happy and carefree period of my life, so became in my mind indelibly associated with that.
A bit surprised to hear that Roy is apparently dismissing them the way you say. He's never struck me as the type to take himself and his music too seriously (witness his antics with Wizzard).
I enjoyed all the Move's work, but that first line-up before Ace's departure was really something special. A pity I was just too young to see them live. I did see the foursome (post-Ace) early in '69 but they had a bit of an off-night and tbh it was rather a let-down. However, this was shortly before Trev left, which may have had something to do with it.
The final phase, with Jeff collaborating, also had the potential to do something really special. Unfortunate that it couldn't continue. My understanding is that Roy couldn't stand the thought of having to have any further dealings with Don Arden, for which he can hardly be blamed.
I never considered Discovery as disco and I love disco and Discovery!
Ditto!
I love this!
I like how they looped the intro @ 0:01
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thanks Tony. have it but this is better in queality !!!!!
Enjoyed this, Thanks ! Top bloke is BB
Jesus Christ and His Holy Word is the truth to life..
.wise men still seek Him !!! Bless you Bev Bevan !
So Jeff Lynne was playing football, that must have been a fun with him : )
4meters height Bev, that was so shocked me
I don’t know the names of too many drummers. Of course, Ringo, Phil Collins, Don Henley… Now, those guys generally had bigger parts because they either sang lead most of the time or at least some of the time. Bev Bevan is the only drummer who I recognize instantly no matter who he played with.
“I want to make it absolutely clear that no one in ELO is gay!” Bev Bevan, Story Of ELO book 1980.
“The numbers”. Jimmy Page also uses this term
Amazing video. Is there a live recording of “it’s over” by ELO
12:40 - you play a lot of what? :)
Soccer, squash and tennis.
Time has proven that Bev was corrrect!
Music started to get rubbish in the 80s,worse in the 90s and unlistenable since the start of the millenium!
Weird line of questioning...perhaps they were generic questions asked of every guest...the tory thing always leaves me a bit cold but I love ELO for their music not their politics...I wouldn't buy a Jeremy Corbyn album
Margaret Thatcher was a Great leader and along with Ronald Reagan helped defeat communism in East Germany and Europe! 😊
Bev Bevan in 1981 thinks the new ave music coming out was bullshit.
😂😂😂😂😂
Abd those new wave musicians he thinks are crappy became household names and look down on the indie rock generation.
Ironic as the next ELO album was heavily influenced by the new wave/synth pop vogue of the early Eighties
Not what he said.