Electric Light Orchestra - Evil Woman | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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Imagine hearing ELO in the mid-70's when they first came out. They was such a progressive sound for that day.
I did the very first time I heard them I loved them.
ELO was founded in 1970
Jeff Lynne is a genius. ELO has some great music. Saw them in concert a couple times, loved the shows.
As Wile E. Coyote would say “Super Genius!”
Was just going to say exactly what you said! Great minds.....😅😊😊😊👍👍
Funny you should say that,I've wondered for years how Jeff Lynnes musical mind works 😊😊.
My first concert!!!
Jeff Lynne's will be on Tour in 27 North American cities in the Summer/Fall 2024.
I have my ticket. So cool
The great thing about ELO is their songs are very diverse. Love all their music.
Don't Bring Me Down is my personal fave.
Ma ma ma belle is gold.
Groooos
I’m sad to say that I took for granted some of our music in the 70’s (we expected it to be good!) but listening with y’all is making me appreciate it all the more!! Fresh ears and all LOL 🤗
@Denise Towe: I was thinking exactly the SAME THING! Isn't it great listening to this music through new ears and eyes?
@@cheryljackson5659 Yes, it is!
I totally agree and weren't we lucky to have grown up in this era of such good music.
Denise Towe We had the 'best' back then and didn't realize it. Been saying that for years.
Absolutely agree!
Love this group. ELO had their biggest hits in the 70's-80's & mixed modern rock pop songs with classical overtones. Jeff Lynne wrote most of their songs. They had a lot of great hits such as "Roll Over Beethoven", "Showdown", "Can't Get It Out Of My Head", "Evil Woman", "Strange Magic", "Livin' Thing", "Telephone Line", "Rockaria!", "Do Ya", "Turn to Stone", "Sweet Talkin' Woman", "Mr. Blue Sky", "Wild West Hero", "Don't Bring Me Down", "Shine A Little Love", "Last Train To London", "Confusion", "Hold On Tight", "Twilight", "The Way Life's Meant To Be", "Here Is The News", "Ticket To The Moon" etc.
.....forgot to mention "All Over the World" and "Xanadu"........
@@urbanurchin5930 And "Rock and Roll is King".
@@urbanurchin5930 "Calling America"
Tightrope
Very funny, the first concert I ever went to was the Edgar Winter Group and ELO was the warm up band!
My faborite band thanks to JEFF LYNNE for his music...From GUATEMALA 🇬🇹👌✌️
There’s also a tribute to George Harrison from the Beatles that features Jeff Lynn, Tom Petty, and Prince doing while my guitar gently weeps which is a must watch.
Bad ass tune. Always loved this one. You both rock. Amber's cute too! Be well.
Check out "Showdown " and "Do Ya"....
LegionOfBarry So is Rob!
She is. Definitely not an evil woman.
Ooh now do "Livin' Thing"! Another one of ELO's best!
Also, you mentioned Rush and Pink Floyd, but you should also check out the Moody Blues, who have also included orchestral elements to their music, especially early on.
Yes
Everything Jeff Lynne touches is gold. There is a live performance you need to see. A tribute to George Harrison with Jeff, Prince, Tom Petty and more. Specifically “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”. Prince’s guitar solo is one of my all time favorites.
How about Joe Walsh, Jeff Lynne and Dhani Harrison (George Harrison's son) th-cam.com/video/AtzGmQ3S8ek/w-d-xo.html
Everyone always talks about Jeff Lynne like he was the only one in ELO. He’s a genius, no doubt, but this was a stellar *band*. This video features the classic lineup, with Bev Bevan, Richard Tandy, Kelly Groucutt (whose harmony vocals were amazing), Mik Kaminski, Hugh McDowell, and Melvyn Gale. This group of talented musicians created the classic ELO sound we all love, not just Jeff Lynne
Jeff Lynne wrote, arranged, and produced nearly every note of music that ELO recorded. Yes, everyone you listed were great musicians, but Jeff Lynne "Created" the sound, they just played it.
@@brettfolkerth7612 I know this has been a source of great discussion/controversy over the years, and unfortunately resulted in the estrangement of Jeff from the other band members. Jeff was the unquestioned musical leader after Roy Wood departed, and as you say was responsible for writing the lyrics and main musical elements of the songs. However, he most certainly did not write every single note for all of the other band members, who added their own flair and talent to each song. So much so, in fact, that Kelly among others wanted co-writer credit for many of the songs, which led to lengthy legal wrangling and much acrimony, sadly. Jeff also did not arrange the music by himself. The string arrangements, in particular, which put the “orchestra” in the Electric Light Orchestra during this classic period, were created by Jeff, Richard, and Louis Clark (a truly forgotten member of the ELO creative team) working together. To be clear, none of this takes away from Jeff’s genius in any way. My only point is that Jeff was not a one man show, but rather the leader of a gifted group of musicians working together to create amazing music.
Thank you for making that point
@@johnhoerl7326 The other members worked for Jeff. They were all great musicians in their own right, but Jeff and ELO were one and the same. Why would he bring in people who were not capable of doing his music justice? Of course their contributions mattered, but they played what Jeff wanted. Anything they may have added, was still subject to his approval. He wasn't a one man band, because it was an orchestra and Jeff was writer and conductor. He was however a one man creative force.
Without Jeff Lynne, only Bev Bevan would be known today. THAT is the bottom line.
These are my favourite group of all time. They didn't make one bad song. And they have a huge catalogue of songs. You have to go down the ELO rabbit hole. PLEASE
Jeff Lynne has one of the most soothing sounding voices!
YES THEY DID. DONT BRING ME DOWN SUCKS
Rabbit hole, nah, you talking about a doggone cave 😎😎😎😎
ELO made 1 bad song in 1980. Xanadu
@@NZWolf Nah, Xanadu was great.
You need to see the video of TELPHONE LINE live at Wembely London 2018 .The lightening effects are great. Also the lead singer Jeff Lynn was in the Traveling Willburys band , and video END OF THE LINE you watch. This was with George Harrison of the Beatles who form the group , Tom Patty and Bob Dylan were in that Video too.
Not to forget Roy Orbison whose vocals were on End of the Line but unfortunately passed away before they filmed the video. The tribute paid to him in the video is really touching. ELO were incredible and their music will live on forever.
one of the best lyrics ever - THERES A HOLE IN MY HEAD WHERE THE RAIN COMES IN - (I saw them live WEMBLEY STADIUM JUN 2017)
For historical reference, the lead singer of ELO, Jeff Lynn, is also in the Travelling Wilburys with Bob Dylan, George Harrison [Beatles], Tom Petty and Roy Orbison. Jeff and Bob are the only surviving members of the Traveling Wilburys.
Jeff Lynne first found fame in The Move
ELO, to be honest, is Jeff Lynne. He's a genius writer, musician, singer, producer. He's produced McCartney, George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Beatles Anthology, Traveling Wilburys, and on and on.
I was getting ready to write practically everything you just wrote so of course I'll just say I agree with you
Also wrote Free Fallin' with Tom Petty and played bass and backup vocals on it.
I Love Jeff Lynne. He’s a genius and the GOAT
You don’t on and on Tom Petty. He produced Full Moon Fever, and Highway Companion, and with TP and the Heartbreakers for Into the Great Wide Open for him.
@@NathanThurberMusic see my reply above.
Jeff Lynne went on to produce the Beatles for their Anthology series and his second group the Traveling Wilburys. He produced, co-wrote, played multiple instruments and sang back-up vocals on Tom Petty's Full Moon Fever.
Man does goddamn everything. One of the true Renaissance Men of the Rock n Roll world.
I have always felt that ELO was kind of underrated. They are a super band and definitely created their own sound. This was one of my favorite songs as a kid and still is.
The opposite of Evil Is Godly. I love my redeemer the Lord Jesus Christ call on him when you need peace forever. Only he can give you real peace when you trust him and in him alone to forgive all your sins shame and guilt. Have a great day God bless take care.
That part in the middle of the song at 5:00 minute sharp explains why a consider this song one of the greatest .. Look at their faces : they are litteraly stunned and stopped waving their heads .... No more explanations needed....
E.L.O. are music royalty.
"10538 Overture"
"Roll Over Beethoven" "Sweet Talkin' Woman" and "Fire on High" are just a few I know you would like! Great Job!
I became a huge fan after hearing ELO perform Last Train To London on American Bandstand back in 1979
Oh "Fire On High" is a MUST!! Who doesn't air-acoustic guitar during it??
I don't think ELO has had any bad songs. Love them and also y'all for helping to keep Real Music alive.
Not One song, do I dislike, not one 💙🤘🎶🎵🎶
"Xanadu" was kinda pop schmaltz, as was "Don't bring me down". They were ok for pop music, not nearly as good as 99% of their other music. But that's pretty damn good to have only two average songs out of probably a hundred great ones. A lot of their music were awesome even if they weren't radio hits.
@@ffjsb Wow, I love those two songs! 😋😋 ✌✌
ELO is one of those bands I never get tired of.
Ya know?
Like, sometimes when you hear a song think "not this again" but with them, I never feel like that.
Can listen to the same songs over and over and never get tired of them.
Happy music!!!
Sweet Talkin' Woman, Strange Magic, and Shine A Little Love are a must as you continue down this ELO rabbit hole.
Jeff Lynne was one hell of a producer. Good with the traveling willbury's also.
And producing George Harrison solo stuff
Still is!
Was? He ain't dead yet!
@ johnnyboy yes of course your right. I can sleep better now.
Thanks Will, now I can get some well deserved rest.
You don't know how pleased I am to hear you say how much you like this band. Cos ELO have to be THE most underrated band on this earth!
I'm pleased to sat that recently, they've had bit of a revival after playing at Hyde Park a few years back. The crowd went crazy for Jeff Lynn (Lead singer). And he was just amazed by their reaction, he couldn't believe it. I was over the moon for him. ❤❤❤❤🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧😳🎷🪕🎻🥁🎸🎤
Were they really underrated in GB? They were massive in Australia. Massive.
They really have been so underrated......Jeff Lynne's voice is just perfection, and so many people just have no idea. That is why I LOVE watching younger reactors discovering the experience that is ELO !!!!
Jeff Lynne is brilliant, but a special shout out too for Richard Tandy ELO's pianist since 1971, that's almost 50 years. I always think he looks more like an accountant than a rocker but he's one of the best rock pianists ever.
There are videos on youtube accoustic just jeff and richard in jeff’s home, pretty amazing talent
“You made the wine now drink a cup” another great line from the song
If you wonder what the 70's sounded like, this is it. I was there...
Well said . So was i Born in 1960.
Evil Woman, Black Magic Woman, and Witchy Woman are the three songs I would sing to my sisters in their teen years. Love all four of them but it was hard sometimes.
And which one could be Sweet Talking Woman? :-)
😄
@@tomasgonzalezmarin6118 That was most definitely my wife.😁
@@teerat8451 LOL Good answer.
@Maya Nightwolf My oldest sister defines Devil Woman to this day. I just haven't been able to find the mark of the beast yet.
The harmony in the chorus of this one, also the strings, always reminds me of The Bee Gees, eg More Than a Woman, and Night Fever. And the verse is a good example of Jeff sounding like George Harrison. ELO is up there with the greats, including George Harrison, The Beatles, and The Bee Gees.
Jordan, you nailed it. ELO, Pink Floyd, Rush. The kings of Prog Rock (progressive rock), a whole genre of the 70s.
Throw Supertramp in there and you've got 4 of my top 10 bands of all time.
What about some 10cc or Alan Parsons Project
Hang on now...you forgot America's entry into the prog scene...Kansas!!
@@nathanboyd3179 The 70s had so many bands formed in the 70s ELO Is one of them
You can’t have this list without Steely Dan
My parents bought a new car, it was the first one with stereo. Old cars used to only have AM radio wit one speaker. Anyway, this is the first song I heard in stereo and it was "crazy" because so many parts of this song were coming out of different speakers. Blew my mind, as a kid, and I will always remember this song for that. Still blows me away today, in my car that I think has, like, 12 speakers.
"Living Thing" is also a masterpiece. You would love it! ❤️
I love ELO , listened to them all of my 55 years. I will admit though when I was younger ( before the internet where you could explore lyrics) I used to (misheard lyrics) mistakenly sing this as "medieval woman, you're an evil woman" lol
"All Over the World" by ELO is also one of my favorites. Ok, I suppose you could say all of ELO is my favorites. Happy to have grown up listening to their music. Happy y'all have found them.
J/Amber, their "Strange Magic", "Do Ya" and "Livin'Thing" are next for you!!!
Can't get it out of my head is one of my favorite songs.
ELO , es una obra maestra puesta a disposición de virtuosos , repito, cuando la música era música, de verdad.
Gran época.
I saw ELO in 1978 in Denver, Colorado. It was called their Starship tour and the stage came up from the ground and it looked like a spaceship with lights flashing every where. Great concert!!!
Finally some ELO! Once you get through all their Amazing music , maybe you can start listening to The Little River Band. 😁❤️❤️
The live version at Wembley in London, from 4 years ago I think, is mind blowing
Being a Beatles fan,I hear their influence on E.L.O. Several years after the Beatles broke up,John Lennon was asked once what he thought the Beatles would sound like now days.He said,"Electric Light Orchestra".
One of my all time favourite bands - can't go wrong with some ELO
ELO Rocked! I believe lead singer Jeff Lynne organized everything, said to be a musical genius. I agree! The mid 70s were not my favorite time for music tho this awesome group was the exception. He did a concert a few years ago still sounds great. Sweet Talkin Woman is my favorite.
"Living Thing" and "Strange Magic" would be nice reactions too.
Jeff Lynne is a genius, I've just found them again on here, he's such a lovely man too.
HOLD ON TIGHT is another wonderful song, well worth a reaction....
ELO was one of the bands we used to play when my unit was attached to protection duties in refugee camps when I was in the British Royal Marine Commandos. We found their music was always a amazing way to reach the refugees, especially the children, by dancing badly along to the songs. The children were always the first to show us how to dance along properly, we leant that after listening the Queen's performance during Live Aid in 1985 whilst my company was in Ethiopia.
ELO’s mad dope chord progressions make their music timeless!
The distinct sound that George Harrison had during his 80s and 90s comeback was an amalgamation of his later work with the Beatles and the work of Jeff Lynne as producer (which then, of course, eventually resulted in the formation of the Traveling Wilburys).
I saw them at the Lloyd Noble in Norman. Early 80's. Hall and Oates opened. That was a heck of of a concert. Good music. My cousin was on the floor dancing on a chair and fell off. She was fine. I was happy in the nose bleed section. Their light show was awesome.
You can never go wrong listening to a compilation of ELO's hits and this song would be part of that. My 2 favourite ELO songs are "All Over The World" and "Mister Blue Sky" - you should definitely listen to the first of those.
Geoff Lynne the lead singer of ELO ... beard and moustache is also a founding member of the Travelling Wilburys with George Harrison ... Tom Petty ... Bob Dylan And Roy Orbison ... all talented music legends in their own right
ELO is one of the great bands whose legend has only grown greater through the years.
One of the few we have left of that era. And one of the only two left of The Traveling Wilburys. Mr. Blue Sky, Telephone Line, Living Thing...so many.
Yes! ELO! Jeff Lynne is a genius and one of my favorite singers of all time. If you haven't already, definitely give "Telephone Line," "Turn to Stone," "Livin' Thing," and "Strange Magic" a listen -- to start. So many good choices with ELO.
Back in the 70s it RAINED GREAT BANDS , The 70s have the best bands FORMED in the 70s more than any decade period , Prove me wrong
"Roll Over Beethoven" is a magical rollercoaster; "Rockaria" manages to combine opera and rock; "Turn to Stone" was the first single on the same album as "Mr. Blue Sky" and is a classic in its own right.
Growing up during this era music was truly amazing!
What made the music of the 70s so great, l was privileged to have be in my teen years at this time, what great times, I tuck for granted. Jeff lyne is a musical genius 😅😅😅😅
Jeff Lynn is a musical genius. He put classical music and instruments in a Rock band. Listen to Sweet Talking Woman and Livin' Thing.
When i first heard this song back in the day I thought they were saying Medival woman.
Later when I was buying the album, while reading the tracks on the back of the album and started laughing so hard and people looked at me like I was crazy. Didn't even tried to explain. Just paid for it went home and played it for days.
E.L.O. is short for Electric Light Orchestra. They did a soundtrack with Olivia Newton John from the movie Xanadu. There was some great music from that soundtrack. My favorite song is "All Over The World."
Devil woman......by Cliff Richard......also a duet Olivia Newton John and Cliff Richard...called Suddenly.....
Vivid memory: When I was a kid during winter 75/76, my sister and I sang this (with our best efforts at full sound effects) on a stuck ski lift in Vermont to pass the time.
It's good to see the next generations starting to enjoy our era of music. There were so many great artists and composers in the 70's, 80's and 90's.
The best bands ever Where formed in the 1970s ELO 1970 The Eagles 1971 Boston 1976 Kansas 1976 Van Halen 1977 Kiss 1973 White Snake 1978 ACDC 1974 . Queen 1970 The Cars 1977 The Police 1978 ,Abba 1972 B,t.o 1973 ,Foghat 1971 Bad Company 1973. ,Aerosmith 1973,. Bruce Spring Steen 1975 Billy Joel 1973 , Hall N Oats 1973 ,The Clash 1975 The Knack 1978 . Triumph 1973, ,The Cure 1979,
My daily routine now consists of getting home from work, taking a shower, sit down prop my feet up and see what you guys have posted since yesterday. You two have a great look on most of these songs. If there's any little thing special inside any of the songs that you react to, it doesn't pass you by. You catch it.
You two are a great couple, with a beautiful family, and have a love for music. God bless
4:59 Right there, Jeff Lynne conducts........so much talent he has.
So Fine, Telephone Line, Strange Magic and if you really want to have your mind blown Fire on High.
I have been so shocked recently by how many people have no idea about ELO or Jeff Lynne. I hope you continue your trip down this rabbit hole !!!!! You will be pleased !!!!
Love ELO. Listen to "Showdown"
You two need to watch them LIVE! There are some great concert videos of Jeff Lynne's ELO as recent as the last couple of years - they sound even BETTER live!
When he was touring a few years ago here in the U.S. , I got to see them in Philadelphia. It's a must see, the light show, music is amazing. It's ashame within some years these bands will not be touring and you will miss the most talented musicians.
When my best friend and I were in high school in the mid-80s, we were driving around one eveing (because that's really the only thing there was to do if you were underage) and this song came. She started singing, at the top of her lungs, "illegal woman". I was laughing so damn hard that I had to pull the car over. She stared at me, like "what?' So I gently explained to her the correct lyrics and have proceeded to mercilessly tease her about for the last 36 years. (Don't worry, there's plenty of stuff she won't let me live down either.)
ELO is one of my all time favorite bands. They were big when I was in high school. The perfect time to be alive!
My first concert...14th birthday in 1978! I suggest listening to Chuck Berry's "Roll Over Beethoven," then Walter Murphy's disco version of "Fifth of Beethoven," then ELO's version of "Roll Over Beethoven." You will love all 3 songs. 💥💗🎻🎸🎹🎤
As Paul McCartney said in the late 70s when asked 'what would the Beatles sound like if you were still together today' - "ELO".
This was so much fun to dance to in mid-70’s. Saw Jeff Lynne in 2019 in Pittsburgh. Was incredible. Telephone Line was amazing live
LOVE ELO but Telephone Line is my favorite.
"Do Ya" and "Living Thing" are my faves but you can't really go wrong with ELO.
They're experts at putting smiles on our faces. Watch the concert footage from their Wembley Stadium concert. It's about 80,000 people mostly older adults, everyone having an awesome time.
In my day, back in the past in England, we took groups like ELO, Supertramp etc, for granted. We really did, because this was OUR staple diet of music in the '70s in the UK. How I long for those times back again.
I was aware of the lead singer Jeff Lynne, but never really appreciated him until recently. Talented on all facets of making music; including playing multiple instruments, singing, composing, arranging, and producing. You can also catch him on one of the George Harrison tribute performances While My guitars Gently sings. Oh, and of course the Traveling Wilburys.
My favourite band. A phenomenal body of music.
E.L.O is a 70's band. This released in 1975, song was played in the disco club. A lot of string instruments was great to dance to. Great reaction.
Something I found out recently was Jeff Lynne wrote this song about a woman who was cheating on him and Jeff wound up having the last laugh because the song became a big hit in 1975
Great song... this is from their Face the Music album... another song on that album is "Fire On High". One of my favorites by ELO. it is instrumental except for some vocals at beginning that is spoke backwards. At the time that album came out there was a big furor over secret messages put in songs backwards... there was a group that thought it was devil worship or attempts at mind control. ELO put the back masking in just to make fun of the movement...
YES! YES! YES! 'Fire on High' is a masterpiece.
This song always felt like a precurser to disco- similar to BeeGees "Nights On Broadway", which came out the same year.
Jeff Lynne wrote and produced all of the songs. He is the only constant. All other members quit, retired or died.
ELO is still active!
Jeff Lynne is also the co-writer and co-producer for the late Roy Orbison, the late Tom Petty, Bryan Adams and many other singers. RIP Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, George Harrison.
JL co-produced the final Beatles songs.
JL played acoustic guitar in the epic performance of My Guitar Gently Weeps where the late Prince stole the show!
Suggested video: Tom Petty. I Won't Back Down. Guest musicians were the late George Harrison and Jeff Lynne. Ringo Starr was only in the video. He did not play in the studio.
Y'all look like I looked the first time I ever heard them. Minds blown wide open !!!
One of the most underrated bands ever. They were great. Every song - great. I still have Discovery on vinyl.
Got to love ELO, my recommendations next would be Strange Magic and Telephone Line are both great songs
not one minute before Rob said it ...... I said to myself "who could even think to compose such wonderful music"? It totally blows my mind how human minds invent such great works
Starlight and Life in the City were ELO hits that people tend to forget about. I’ve been a big ELO fan for ages.
So many great songs ELO “can’t get you out of my head” and just so many songs.. I was so lucky to see them at Angels Stadium in Anaheim back in like 1978 or so.. I think the Outlaws opened up for them there’s another band you need to hear “Green grass and high tides forever” or “There goes another love Song”
You two are adorable together! #CoupleGoals! 👩❤️💋👨
ELO are among the gods of Rock n' Roll!!! Just excellent artists!!!
Amber has that "It's Funky" look on her face, lol!
ELO had a sound that was so different than anything else out at the time.
Very nice. How about “Witchy Woman” from the Eagles? Also “Devil Woman” from Cliff Richard? Goes along with the theme of this song, and roughly around the same time early to mid 70’s.
Witchy Woman is about drugs.
@@willdwyer6782 I feel like all 3 are, or could be perceived as such!
Many of the best musicians of the 70s and 80s trained in classical music in their youth, and it really comes through. After all, "classical" composers like Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, and Liszt were the rock stars of their day.
"There's an open road that leads no where. So just make some miles between here and there".
Is the best line in any song ever
ELO were the masters of blending rock, funk, and symphony together into such a unique sound!