One of the greatest assemblages of talent to form a truly SUPER group. The other two were Jeff Lynne of ELO and I am a little disappointed you didn't recognize the main singer George Harrison of the Beatles who I thought was the most recognizable
@@rk41gator Uh, do you realize HOW LONG AGO ROY ORBISON was? BEFORE the BEATLES even, and she instantly recognized ROY (which I was pleasantly surprised that she DID!) and she HAS reacted to GEORGE HARRISON before, so I was amazed she didn't recognize him or at least his voice. SO, "how long ago" someone was popular doesn't always mean a thing with the age of the person reacting. I know little children who KNOW a Beatle when they see one.
@@patticrichton1135 But, truth be told, while I personally think George was the best Beatle (by far), he's almost certainly the least recognizable. Let's face it, everybody knows Ringo when they see him. Personally, I think Tom Petty is the most recognizable, his look is unique. Jeff Lynne has a look, but not a million miles away from a lot of rock guys.
@@patticrichton1135 Without real radio play (few listen to radio and DJs no longer 'make' a singers career), how do youngsters even know great music, except hearing it at grocery stores? LOL I too am amazed when people recognize Roy OR George Harrison. If not for these reaction videos, many of the great musicians of the past would be lost to most.
Roy Orbison from late 1980something looks like Roy Orbison from 1950something - black hair, dark glasses, dark clothing, perfect voice... George Harrison from late 1980something looks nothing like George Harrison from 1960something - too many stylistic changes from his Beatles days to be easily visually recognizable.
Travelling Wilbury's is one of (if not the) best supergroups of all time. They put out some great music. Only two Wilbury's are still with us, Jeff Lynee and Bob Dylan.
George Harrison (Beatles)lead singing. Jeff Lynne (ELO). These two guys actually originated the group. Fantastic two albums they put out. Good reaction do more of the Traveling Wilburys.
@@L0REN0R2Z0RR0 Not just 'their' sound, but the genius is that all the songs are made to sound Wilbury appropriate. The Dylan songs sound Dylan-esque, the Orbison songs sound...., etc.
Everyone beat me to naming the Wilburys, but the drummer is great in his own right, Jim Keltner. By the way, you look as beautiful as ever (love the return of the straight hair).
A Once In A Lifetime Gathering Of Legendary Music Icons,, George Harrison (Beatles),, Roy Orbison,, Bob Dylan,, Tom Petty & Jeff Lynne (Electric Light Orchestra)
One of the best bands ever! Now that everyone has told you who they are, here's a little background on how they got together. George Harrison talked about forming the Traveling Wilburys in an interview. “I was having dinner with Jeff Lynne, he was having dinner with Roy Orbison and I said to Jeff ‘do you feel like coming along’ and he said ‘sure’. Roy Orbison said ‘well if you do something give me a call’. I went round to Tom Petty’s house to pick up my guitar which was at his house and he said ‘Oh I was wondering what I was going to do tomorrow’. And the meantime we were, with such short notice, I didn’t know of any studio that I could find that quickly. So I called Bob and he said ‘sure come on over’.” When they arrived at Dylan’s garage, George and Lynne started writing the song. George thought it was silly having all the guys there but not on the record. It was a once-in-a-lifetime moment having all five of them in one studio. So he invited Petty, Dylan, and Orbison to sing on the track. Looking around Dylan’s garage, George saw a box that said, “Handle With Care.” They formed the lyrics around the phrase. When they finished recording, George knew the song was too good for a European 12-inch. So, he kept hold of it until he decided to get everyone to record a whole album. If I could remember the article I saw the interview in I would cite it, but all I have is some notes I took from it.
@@lantose Yeah, I bet they did. I think that's part of why it's so great, no one trying to outdo one another, just a bunch of friends making good music together!
"Nelson Wilbury" - George Harrison "Otis Wilbury" - Jeff Lynne "Lefty Wilbury" - Roy Orbison "Charlie T. Wilbury, Jr." - Tom Petty "Lucky Wilbury" - Bob Dylan
There's a lot of Musical experience and talent standing there. This is rock's last suoergroup. Are you saying you don't recognize George Harrison who started out the song? He was a member of a little known group from Liverpool called The Beatles. The other is Jeff Lynne from ELO.
The other two guys are George Harrison of Beatles fame and Jeff Lynne, who was the main songwriter, guitarist and lead singer for ELO. Supergroup is an understatement for these guys, though I didn't quite like their music as much as other people did. Having said that, I love Harrison's singing and lead guitar on this song, and of course Roy Orbison was FIRE whenever he opened his mouth.
Ah, one of the great ones for sure. I very much appreciate the uninterrupted play of the track- this song IS comforting both musically and lyrically, and as with all great songs, the music fits the meaning. Great reaction, Angela. As always, your facial expressions reflect most of your reaction in real time, as you listen to the lyrics and absorb them. Keep up the good work!
While sitting around trying to come up with a song and a song title George looked over into the corner of the room and saw a wooden shipping crate stamped with HANDLE WITH CARE. And that was all guys like these needed.
Amazed. That was our reaction back then. Then my happiness turned to grief when we lost Roy Orbison soon after. Later, when George and Tom passed, I felt the same grief again. End Of The Line. Roy arguably had one of the best voices in rock and roll.
Supergroup indeed, one of the greatest musical collaborations of all time, the song that you reacted to was such a good tune they decided to do a whole album, then a 2nd. We are truly blessed that this bunch did anything at all together and the project turned out better than you could have hoped. Next from them try Tweeter and the Monkey Man, another pleasant surprise waiting for you. Nice as always lovely lady, you made the end of Labor Day very much better. Onto Fall! 🏈
Angela. You should take a moment and watch Tom and Jeff pay tribute to their friend George at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The two of them, along with George's lookalike son, Dhani, on the left from Tom play WHILE MY GUITAR GENTLY WEEPS. And blistering solo by Prince should make you very happy. But make sure you watch closely to the end. Enjoy.
Their other big hit was "End of the Line", in case you are leaning towards reacting to the Wilburys again. Roy Orbison had already recorded the song but he died just before they taped the video, so the remaining Wilburys did make something nice for him in the video. ruclips.net/video/UMVjToYOjbM/видео.html
This supergroup of legends all had distinctive voices and great chemistry. This was the 1st single from the album and the song peaked at #45. Originally it was intended to be a b- side of a George Harrison single. I really like this song alot. Ironically, I heard it in the supermarket this morning. Lol
Beatle George was the main singer joined by Roy Orbison. Tom Petty, Bob Dylan and Jeff Lynn (ELO). Let's see 5 great singers, songwriters, and guitarists with a couple weeks to kill. Why not?
When I was a junior in High School, I wrote this poem: Little did I know! The poem: Summer is ending, It went so fast! Am I sad it didn't last? Yes, I am; I am contrite. But, as soon as school ends, I'll be alright!
Fall is my absolute favorite season for the exact reasons you stated. The changing of the leaves, the beginning of the temperature drop where it feels cool in the evenings and mornings, that earthy smell 🥰.. And for me personally, my birthday is near the end of October. My favorite football rivalry game is in the middle of October, between Oklahoma and Texas (who ironically combine to have fall colors). Hunting season starts in October, and the rut (deer's mating season) starts at the end of October, although I've sadly been too unhealthy to go out and experience it in the last 4 or so years. I still love it and miss it badly. 😭 The summer seemed quick in some areas, but slow in others. It felt slow when we had that super long stretch of 108°f weather in July, and it felt long in August while waiting for football. I can't handle the summer, especially now with my poor health. So I'm happy to see it finally end. My favorite seasons are fall and winter. But those two ALWAYS go by super fast. It always saddens me when I take a moment in the fall and winter to realize how fast they're flying by. Lol
@@DayOneReacts I really appreciate the kind words and the early happy birthday wish. 🥰 You're too sweet, Angela.. I'll soon be 31. I'm getting ooold. I'll be wearing velcro shoes, and the waist of my britches close to my armpits soon. 😂 jk It's okay though. I live in the middle of the woods, so I can still get a small taste of enjoyment through looking out the window or stepping outside briefly, or having Thanksgiving dinner. It's a funny, unique, and unexplainable experience, to walk outside as fall approaches and have the temperature, smell, and the specific sound of the forest trigger a strong itch within me to go do the things I grew up doing during the fall. I don't quite experience it with the other seasons. Good heartfelt wishes to you as well, this fall. ❤
THIS IS SO GOOD ANGELA BUT NOW YOU MUST DO ( END OF THE LINE )😊THE SONG IS UNREAL AND JUST SO GOOD WITH A GREAT MESSAGE! 😊 BUT YOU'LL ONLYYYY HEAR ROY'S VOICE, YOU WON'T SEE HIM 🙃CAUSE HE HAD PASSED AWAY 🙃, IT WAS IN 88 BUT THE VIDEO IS AMAZINGGGG AND YOU HAFTA PAY ATTN. TO THE VIDEO CLIP OF IT, 😊THERE YA GO, THE OTHER 2 ARE : GEORGE HARRISON ( BEATLES ) AND JEFF LYNNE ( E.L.O. ) TAKE GOOD CARE GIRL
On the group name, it is a joke. When George was making his album, Cloud Nine, with Lynne as the co-producer, they were joking about what to do with bad takes. "We'll bury them in the mix" was the joke...so when they formed the super group, the name was Wilburys.
If you like Roy Orbison in this, try their song called "You're Not Alone Anymore". The two you did not know were George Harrison (from the Beatles), and Jeff Lynne (from ELO).
Only written to be on the b-side of a George Harrison single. The record company rejected it when he showed up with the song, it was just too bloody good to be a b-side, so George managed to get the other together for a writing and recording session in Bob Dylans home studio. They had ten days. Write one song in the afternoon and record it next morning and off to the next song.
5 of the most influential talents in rock history, who just happen to be good friends, decide to record music together. Instant smash, of course. But within a few short years half of them have moved on to the great gig in the sky. Life is cruel. Bob is still out there traveling 66 though, get your tickets while you still can.
You should play that song by Brian Hyland titled Sealed With A Kiss! You know, the one where you made that sour puss look of disdain in your intro! That was very clever! The 2 singers you can't identity are George Harrison, a former Beatle and Jeff Lynn of Electric Light Orchestra who produced this project! George, Tom and Roy are sadly no longer with us, but will live on through their music and the many magical memories they left us! Later cats!
Jeff Lynne and George Harrison . They have album out with other great songs ! Also at some of their gigs they would have other famous artists sit in with them !
Super musicians make up a super group; George Harrison Beatles, Jeff Lynn ELO Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty the Heartbreakers. Obviously all in the Hall of Fame.
OMG you did not know George Harrison and Jeff Lynn? Do some Beatles and Electric Light Orchestra research! You will be blown away by their contribution to music!
OH Dear! Angela you are charged with crimes against music, as you did not know a Beatle, Ha, Ha, George Harrison, your sentence is to play George's "Got my mind set on you"
By the way Jeff Lynne of ELO that everyone's mentioning is Electric Light Orchestra. Another phenomenal group you won't regret going down that rabbit hole . Go ahead try them out . George Harrison of The Beatles Fame you really need to go Google him he's a standalone many many many many hits some of the best music you will hear from any of the Beatles. First edit, well by now you I hope you have Google and you listened to all their music. This is what is known as a supergroup each one represents a band. Many of them are gone now. Those days are gone. I don't know if you get alerted for these new comments hope so. I never really cared for this song the one I like better was "End Of The Line".
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R.I.P. Roy,, George & Tom..Thanks For ALL You Gave Us...Gone But Definitely Not Forgotten🙏❤
One of the greatest assemblages of talent to form a truly SUPER group. The other two were Jeff Lynne of ELO and I am a little disappointed you didn't recognize the main singer George Harrison of the Beatles who I thought was the most recognizable
Hey, dudes. Do you realize how long ago the Beatles were? I would be happy this generation even listened to the Beatles at all!
@@rk41gator Uh, do you realize HOW LONG AGO ROY ORBISON was? BEFORE the BEATLES even, and she instantly recognized ROY (which I was pleasantly surprised that she DID!) and she HAS reacted to GEORGE HARRISON before, so I was amazed she didn't recognize him or at least his voice. SO, "how long ago" someone was popular doesn't always mean a thing with the age of the person reacting. I know little children who KNOW a Beatle when they see one.
@@patticrichton1135 But, truth be told, while I personally think George was the best Beatle (by far), he's almost certainly the least recognizable. Let's face it, everybody knows Ringo when they see him. Personally, I think Tom Petty is the most recognizable, his look is unique. Jeff Lynne has a look, but not a million miles away from a lot of rock guys.
@@patticrichton1135 Without real radio play (few listen to radio and DJs no longer 'make' a singers career), how do youngsters even know great music, except hearing it at grocery stores? LOL I too am amazed when people recognize Roy OR George Harrison. If not for these reaction videos, many of the great musicians of the past would be lost to most.
Roy Orbison from late 1980something looks like Roy Orbison from 1950something - black hair, dark glasses, dark clothing, perfect voice... George Harrison from late 1980something looks nothing like George Harrison from 1960something - too many stylistic changes from his Beatles days to be easily visually recognizable.
Travelling Wilbury's is one of (if not the) best supergroups of all time. They put out some great music. Only two Wilbury's are still with us, Jeff Lynee and Bob Dylan.
George Harrison (Beatles)lead singing. Jeff Lynne (ELO). These two guys actually originated the group. Fantastic two albums they put out. Good reaction do more of the Traveling Wilburys.
they were also co-producers for the album, with Lynne playing many of the backing instruments, and, of course, George on the slide guitar.
@@thefoss5387 And when they're producing something, they really make it their sound.
@@L0REN0R2Z0RR0 Not just 'their' sound, but the genius is that all the songs are made to sound Wilbury appropriate. The Dylan songs sound Dylan-esque, the Orbison songs sound...., etc.
4:03 - That kind look George Harrison gave Roy Orbison -- almost as if he knew Roy wasn't going to be around much longer.
Everyone beat me to naming the Wilburys, but the drummer is great in his own right, Jim Keltner. By the way, you look as beautiful as ever (love the return of the straight hair).
Jim Keltner did a mean job drumming on this track... worth a mention!
Jim was a Wilbury too!
Please don't forget the solid drumming of Jim Keltner. A great session drummer.
Yeah...Jim Keltner is one of the great side-men, like Waddy Wachtel or Leland Sklar. They've played with LONG lists of super-stars.
@@DSanto-bk6oq In fact (as I guess you probably know) he wasn't a Wilbury, he was a Sidebury.
The Traveling Wilburys album gets even better with repeated listens. The simplicity of the songs can bely the underlying brilliance of these five.
Roy sure has a haunting voice...
Nice job young lady
The biggest supergroup of all time with the smallest egos. Great friends, great talent, timeless music.
A Once In A Lifetime Gathering Of Legendary Music Icons,, George Harrison (Beatles),, Roy Orbison,, Bob Dylan,, Tom Petty & Jeff Lynne (Electric Light Orchestra)
I just found this channel going through your list of when you been reacting too
One of the best bands ever! Now that everyone has told you who they are, here's a little background on how they got together.
George Harrison talked about forming the Traveling Wilburys in an interview.
“I was having dinner with Jeff Lynne, he was having dinner with Roy Orbison and I said to Jeff ‘do you feel like coming along’ and he said ‘sure’. Roy Orbison said ‘well if you do something give me a call’. I went round to Tom Petty’s house to pick up my guitar which was at his house and he said ‘Oh I was wondering what I was going to do tomorrow’. And the meantime we were, with such short notice, I didn’t know of any studio that I could find that quickly. So I called Bob and he said ‘sure come on over’.”
When they arrived at Dylan’s garage, George and Lynne started writing the song. George thought it was silly having all the guys there but not on the record. It was a once-in-a-lifetime moment having all five of them in one studio. So he invited Petty, Dylan, and Orbison to sing on the track.
Looking around Dylan’s garage, George saw a box that said, “Handle With Care.” They formed the lyrics around the phrase. When they finished recording, George knew the song was too good for a European 12-inch. So, he kept hold of it until he decided to get everyone to record a whole album.
If I could remember the article I saw the interview in I would cite it, but all I have is some notes I took from it.
Thanks, that was incredibly interesting! They must of had a blast, because the last thing any of them needed was money!
@@lantose Yeah, I bet they did. I think that's part of why it's so great, no one trying to outdo one another, just a bunch of friends making good music together!
It did 'just flyby' this side of the big pond too Angela!
The “other two guys” are none other than George Harrison (a BEATLE!!) and Jeff Lynne,genius behind ELO.
Don't forget Jim Keltner, on drums.
Great super band George Harrison, Roy Orbison,Tom Petty, Bob Dylan,and Jeff Lynne 👏 👌
Don't forget Jim.
What do you call a rock Legends collection? The Traveling Wilburys
"Nelson Wilbury" - George Harrison
"Otis Wilbury" - Jeff Lynne
"Lefty Wilbury" - Roy Orbison
"Charlie T. Wilbury, Jr." - Tom Petty
"Lucky Wilbury" - Bob Dylan
"Buster Sidebury" - Jim Keltner
There's a lot of Musical experience and talent standing there. This is rock's last suoergroup. Are you saying you don't recognize George Harrison who started out the song? He was a member of a little known group from Liverpool called The Beatles. The other is Jeff Lynne from ELO.
What a great combination of musicians!
Specially Roy Orbison, with this group and the song!!!
Thanks
Also Jeff Lynne (ELO) and George Harrison (Beatles)
I cant feel my day is complete...unless I grab my acoustic guitar and play and sing along with this gem, of a song.
The Traveling Wilburys are a once in a lifetime super group and I was fortunate enough to buy the CD when it first came out and still listen to it.
The Travelling Wilburys have some phenomenal songs!
George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, Jeff Lynne and Jim Keitner on drums.
Thanks Angela
Hard to believe three of them are gone to the ages.RIP fellas
The other two guys are George Harrison of Beatles fame and Jeff Lynne, who was the main songwriter, guitarist and lead singer for ELO. Supergroup is an understatement for these guys, though I didn't quite like their music as much as other people did. Having said that, I love Harrison's singing and lead guitar on this song, and of course Roy Orbison was FIRE whenever he opened his mouth.
Nice reaction and I like how you don't interrupt the song. Well done.
Ah, one of the great ones for sure. I very much appreciate the uninterrupted play of the track- this song IS comforting both musically and lyrically, and as with all great songs, the music fits the meaning. Great reaction, Angela. As always, your facial expressions reflect most of your reaction in real time, as you listen to the lyrics and absorb them. Keep up the good work!
While sitting around trying to come up with a song and a song title George looked over into the corner of the room and saw a wooden shipping crate stamped with HANDLE WITH CARE. And that was all guys like these needed.
The other 2...jeff lynne(elo...mr blue sky)...and george harrison( beatles)
Amazed. That was our reaction back then. Then my happiness turned to grief when we lost Roy Orbison soon after.
Later, when George and Tom passed, I felt the same grief again. End Of The Line.
Roy arguably had one of the best voices in rock and roll.
He certainly had one of the most distinctive voices.
The Big O.
The Caruso of Rock.
George Harrison of the Beatles & Jeff Lynn of ELO.
Supergroup indeed, one of the greatest musical collaborations of all time, the song that you reacted to was such a good tune they decided to do a whole album, then a 2nd. We are truly blessed that this bunch did anything at all together and the project turned out better than you could have hoped. Next from them try Tweeter and the Monkey Man, another pleasant surprise waiting for you. Nice as always lovely lady, you made the end of Labor Day very much better. Onto Fall! 🏈
Angela. You should take a moment and watch Tom and Jeff pay tribute to their friend George at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The two of them, along with George's lookalike son, Dhani, on the left from Tom play WHILE MY GUITAR GENTLY WEEPS. And blistering solo by Prince should make you very happy. But make sure you watch closely to the end. Enjoy.
That one solo made me realise just how GREAT a guitarist Prince was.
We have Labour Day down here in Australia too. But ours is at the start of march, which is the end of our summer.
Better than this, it doesn´t get! Amazing song. One of the greatest band ever! 💯🙂
Thanks for your The Traveling Wilburys reactions! 🌄
Brilliant song great band. Roy orbison voice stands out on this song, but all great artist, s.
Their other big hit was "End of the Line", in case you are leaning towards reacting to the Wilburys again. Roy Orbison had already recorded the song but he died just before they taped the video, so the remaining Wilburys did make something nice for him in the video. ruclips.net/video/UMVjToYOjbM/видео.html
The other two are George Harrison and Jeff Lynne
Legends. All of them.
This supergroup of legends all had distinctive voices and great chemistry. This was the 1st single from the album and the song peaked at #45. Originally it was intended to be a b- side of a George Harrison single. I really like this song alot. Ironically, I heard it in the supermarket this morning. Lol
George Harrison(The Beatles) is the singer Roy Orbison,Bob Dylan,Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne(ELO)
They stood in a circle because they are all equal in greatness
Band full of legends.
Roy Orbison... what a voice... the original Rocker
Beatle George was the main singer joined by Roy Orbison. Tom Petty, Bob Dylan and Jeff Lynn (ELO). Let's see 5 great singers, songwriters, and guitarists with a couple weeks to kill. Why not?
When I was a junior in High School, I wrote this poem: Little did I know!
The poem:
Summer is ending,
It went so fast!
Am I sad it didn't last?
Yes, I am; I am contrite.
But, as soon as school ends, I'll be alright!
Fall is my absolute favorite season for the exact reasons you stated. The changing of the leaves, the beginning of the temperature drop where it feels cool in the evenings and mornings, that earthy smell 🥰..
And for me personally, my birthday is near the end of October. My favorite football rivalry game is in the middle of October, between Oklahoma and Texas (who ironically combine to have fall colors). Hunting season starts in October, and the rut (deer's mating season) starts at the end of October, although I've sadly been too unhealthy to go out and experience it in the last 4 or so years. I still love it and miss it badly. 😭
The summer seemed quick in some areas, but slow in others. It felt slow when we had that super long stretch of 108°f weather in July, and it felt long in August while waiting for football. I can't handle the summer, especially now with my poor health. So I'm happy to see it finally end. My favorite seasons are fall and winter. But those two ALWAYS go by super fast. It always saddens me when I take a moment in the fall and winter to realize how fast they're flying by. Lol
I'm sorry you haven't been able to enjoy your favorite time of the year. I hope this one will be better for you. Happy early Birthday.
@@DayOneReacts I really appreciate the kind words and the early happy birthday wish. 🥰 You're too sweet, Angela..
I'll soon be 31. I'm getting ooold. I'll be wearing velcro shoes, and the waist of my britches close to my armpits soon. 😂 jk
It's okay though. I live in the middle of the woods, so I can still get a small taste of enjoyment through looking out the window or stepping outside briefly, or having Thanksgiving dinner. It's a funny, unique, and unexplainable experience, to walk outside as fall approaches and have the temperature, smell, and the specific sound of the forest trigger a strong itch within me to go do the things I grew up doing during the fall. I don't quite experience it with the other seasons.
Good heartfelt wishes to you as well, this fall. ❤
and jeff lynn and yes it was a super group.
Does anyone know the name of the drummer who played on some tracks.
The Traveling Wilburys has an all icon lineup. 😎
Good choice baby 😊
She loves Roy Orbison... you can tell!
THIS IS SO GOOD ANGELA BUT NOW YOU MUST DO ( END OF THE LINE )😊THE SONG IS UNREAL AND JUST SO GOOD WITH A GREAT MESSAGE! 😊 BUT YOU'LL ONLYYYY HEAR ROY'S VOICE, YOU WON'T SEE HIM 🙃CAUSE HE HAD PASSED AWAY 🙃, IT WAS IN 88 BUT THE VIDEO IS AMAZINGGGG AND YOU HAFTA PAY ATTN. TO THE VIDEO CLIP OF IT, 😊THERE YA GO, THE OTHER 2 ARE : GEORGE HARRISON ( BEATLES ) AND JEFF LYNNE ( E.L.O. ) TAKE GOOD CARE GIRL
On the group name, it is a joke. When George was making his album, Cloud Nine, with Lynne as the co-producer, they were joking about what to do with bad takes. "We'll bury them in the mix" was the joke...so when they formed the super group, the name was Wilburys.
now thats a power group
tHE MOST SUPERGROUPEST SUPER GROUP OF ALL TIME THE OTHER 2 WHERE GEORGE HARRISON OF THE BEATLES!! AND JEFF LYNN OF ELO.
If you like Roy Orbison in this, try their song called "You're Not Alone Anymore". The two you did not know were George Harrison (from the Beatles), and Jeff Lynne (from ELO).
Only written to be on the b-side of a George Harrison single.
The record company rejected it when he showed up with the song, it was just too bloody good to be a b-side, so George managed to get the other together for a writing and recording session in Bob Dylans home studio. They had ten days. Write one song in the afternoon and record it next morning and off to the next song.
I think they put out a couple of albums so check them out.
I'm thinking that 1 guy might be Tom petty Hey Hey all day it's Jimmy James J
I was saddened when Roy past away and this grouping faded. Thought they had so much more to offer. Time is inexorable.
A great English/ American band.
All that talent together ❤George Harrison the Beatles and Jeff Lynne ELO
Finest all star line up of all time.
5 of the most influential talents in rock history, who just happen to be good friends, decide to record music together. Instant smash, of course. But within a few short years half of them have moved on to the great gig in the sky. Life is cruel. Bob is still out there traveling 66 though, get your tickets while you still can.
You should play that song by Brian Hyland titled Sealed With A Kiss! You know, the one where you made that sour puss look of disdain in your intro! That was very clever!
The 2 singers you can't identity are George Harrison, a former Beatle and Jeff Lynn of Electric Light Orchestra who produced this project!
George, Tom and Roy are sadly no longer with us, but will live on through their music and the many magical memories they left us! Later cats!
I'm not scrolling through..but George Harrison..the Beatles..and Jeff Lynne..ELO
Just a bunch of Cool Legends .
Song for the end of summer : Sealed with a Kis by Boby Bintom
HOW DO YOU NOT NOTICE "ONE OF THE BEATLES "???
George Harrison wrote two of the most beautiful songs in recorded music history and i bet you know them oh so well. He was a Beatle.
Roy . The Big O' 👍
Jeff Lynne and George Harrison . They have album out with other great songs ! Also at some of their gigs they would have other famous artists sit in with them !
Who wants that microphone? I'd sleep with it under my pillow.
I liked Roy Orbison's parts. Probably because I like his voice the best.
You did not recognize a Beatle? Ohhhh.
George Harrison Beatles Lead singer on this song and Jeff Lynn ELO . Super group!
Sad to think that three of them are no longer with us. 😔
I know the others must have responded it was Jeff Linn (sorry if I misspell) and George Harrison
You should listen to George Harrison’s My sweet Lord his first song after he split with the Beatles went straight to no 1 in the UK 🇬🇧
Super musicians make up a super group; George Harrison Beatles, Jeff Lynn ELO Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty the Heartbreakers. Obviously all in the Hall of Fame.
OMG
you did not know George Harrison and Jeff Lynn?
Do some Beatles and Electric Light Orchestra research!
You will be blown away by their contribution to music!
Give the End Of The Line music video by them a listen if you get the chance -
If it wasn’t for the vision of producer Jeff Lynne this group wouldn’t have formed from the start…..one of the guys you didn’t know…..
Wow
What a voice Roy had the greatest singer of all time . And George Harrison the Beatles had the best voice of the Beatles Jeff Lyn ELO
Sacrilegious. Drinking tea like that.
OH Dear! Angela you are charged with crimes against music, as you did not know a Beatle, Ha, Ha, George Harrison, your sentence is to play George's "Got my mind set on you"
It's amazing you didn't recogonize the biggest of the all - George Harrison. But you are young! :)
By the way Jeff Lynne of ELO that everyone's mentioning is Electric Light Orchestra. Another phenomenal group you won't regret going down that rabbit hole . Go ahead try them out . George Harrison of The Beatles Fame you really need to go Google him he's a standalone many many many many hits some of the best music you will hear from any of the Beatles. First edit, well by now you I hope you have Google and you listened to all their music. This is what is known as a supergroup each one represents a band. Many of them are gone now. Those days are gone. I don't know if you get alerted for these new comments hope so. I never really cared for this song the one I like better was "End Of The Line".
IF you haven't heard of this song, True by Spandau Ballet, it's time....
do you have a rate card? how much do you charge to react to a song?
AND JIM KELTNER ON DRUMS. The greatest studio drummer there is.
George Harrison (The Beatles) and Jeff Lynn (ELO)
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George Harrison not Paul
@@Blue-qr7qe I screwed up.
You didn't mention the most famous, George Harrison