TBT - First Reaction To Wizzard - See My Baby Jive
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The lead singer is Roy Wood and is a real legend. Was a member of a great UK band called The Move who had several great hits. He also was a founder member of another legendary band called Electric Light Orchestra in the early 70s.
I'm a bit late to the party but i agree with Roy being a legend. He is one of the least recognized and yet one of the most influential persons in the music industry in the late 60's through the 70's. Either through direct musicianship, song writing, lyricist or production, he is so important to so many people of that era. I would go as far as to say if there are music gods, he's one of them.
Roy Wood is a multi instrumentalist,a true music genius
The roller skating Angel on bass guitar is my old friend Ric Price and the sax playing teddy boy in the red jacket is my old friend Nick Pentelow
On this day 51 years ago this was number 1 in the UK
This was a golden era for pop music in the UK, early 1970s from about 1971-1974, called the glam rock era. Wizzard, Slade, Marc Bolan's T.Rex, Sweet, Mud, Suzi Quatro, Alvin Stardust, and (dare I say the name, the now disgraced Gary Glitter) - every week on the UK music show 'Top of the Pops' (which this video is from) tried to outdo each other with more and more outrageous costumes, and glitzy/glittery outfits. It was a fun time, all the bands were having fun, as you can see here, with the pie throwing. David Bowie became part of this movement too, for a while, but his music and version of glam rock was considered more 'highbrow' and he was a bit distanced from the scene mentioned above as he wasn't on TOTP a lot initially (though he and his band did appear, performing Starman). By the mid-70s glam rock UK-style was dying out, though it was taking off in the US then with bands like KISS (who were heavier, apart from Slade and Sweet - both bands could really rock out), and it wouldn't be long before punk took hold in both the UK and US. Great times, I was about 10-14 years old in that era, and I still love all those bands.
I friggin was obsessed with Gary Glitter, not gonna lie.
Roy Wood was a founder member of the elo. John Lennon called them the sons of the Beatles
Roy Wood can play any instrument
Wow! I haven't heard this song since I was a kid.
I'm now 65 YIKES!!
Inside every old person is a young person wondering what happened!
You'll find out. Sadly.
More Phil Spector than Beatles. Roy Wood, the singer, is a genius.
I'm a heavy metal lead guitarist and singer. I did a New Year's Eve gig at a London Freemason Lodge. The rather inebriated audience pretty much cast off their ties and high heels and partied on, cheering and spraying us with silly string. We were booked for a two hour gig, but the audience wouldn't let us go. We ran out of covers as people began to droop in the wee small hours, but they wanted one more. We went into a huddle, and I suggested this song. Thankfully, the bassist, rhythm guitarist and keyboard player knew it, and I was able to write a drum pattern for the percussionist.
It wasn't metal, but boy, was it joy. My voice and guitar playing have never been better, despite the fact that I was fighting hoarseness, and the other band members all excelled, too, even though we'd never even practiced it as a band. We had constant cheers from the end of that number through "Happy New Year to all of you!" "Good morning!", packing up the gear and taking it to our cars. I hadn't touched a drop of alcohol, because I had to drive to and from the gig. But I felt like Elkie Brookes on Lilac Wine as I drove home in the early hours. I have done this acoustically on other New Year's Eves in my local pub for a few years, and the other customers always join in and enjoy it.
Love this song so much
The video only covers half of the song. It was faded out just before Roy plays his French horn lines.
Roy Wood was a genius. Not only was he a founding member of ELO, but also the hugely influential psychedelic rock band that predated them, The Move. He was also a huge influence on Cheap Trick
Not just founding member but his idea
Rocking Roy is a legend
Not many leader singers use the french horn 😂 but its Roy 🪵 ,Glam Rock and the 70s ..great reaction by the way
Roy Wood is the singer. The band is Wizzard.
Here's one of his big hits he had with his first major group "The Move" in the late 60's (this is a more up to date version of course)
ruclips.net/video/_XNJue68ebQ/видео.html
1969 version
ruclips.net/video/fImu7cQEigg/видео.html
ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA predecessor
It’s a French horn not an oboe
check out Roys music, The group Move in his early days, fire brigade, tonight, blackberry way, he's just having fun with wizard
You really need to check out I wish it could be Christmas every day, as popular in the UK as White Christmas in the US. Roy Wood plays over 20 instruments! Wizzard were constantly on Top of the Pops in 1973 so they tried to have a bit of fun.
was part of of a band calledd the "Move who divide ito 2 groups ELO andROy WOODS BAND "WIIZARDS"
The 70's were the best!
Great reaction loved that you enjoyed it so much. Roy plays French horn at the end but video cats off too early
Vid length was cut, it was a long track with French Horn outro. This was Roy Wood's influence of Phil Spectre wall of sound
French Horn not Oboe
thank you !
Co founder of ELO...
Actually nothing like the beatles. More like the wall of sound
May I make a suggestion the wizard by Uriah heep.
Good taste in music man
@@billhicks6201 thank you Bill
Tiny it wasnt an oboe(that was Roxy Music) it was a brass instrument.
Yeah I mistook it . It was a French horn
think RM used a Cor Anglais ?
@@highpath4776 Andy Mackay used cor anglais on his solo albums but dont think he used it with Roxy, just sax and oboe.
Can Can the London stage school, a think u will like that one.
Glad you're "super" excited (ugh, hate the use of "super" all the time by people). Here's two albums from Roy Wood (the singer and songwriter from Wizzard) where he has written every song, played every instrument, sung every voice and even produced both albums himself.
ruclips.net/video/cX-rkjRrrpE/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Z9OwzgXoPvk/видео.html
Actually the whole track wasn't played
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This is the most SHALLOW reaction to any song that I have seen. Quite childish and pointless