"End Of The Line" was also a big hit on their first album, but Roy Orbison passed away before they made the video, and they paid homage to him by having his photo and a rocking chair with his guitar in the video. You two would definitely love that video, and I would love to see you react to it.
On the 7th day God didn't rest, he created The Traveling Wilburys. Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne and Jim Keltner on drums, all just hanging out, you couldn't ask for more.
Or George Harrison was "Nelson Wilbury," Bob Dylan was "Lucky Wilbury," Roy Orbison was "Lefty Wilbury," Tom Petty was "Charlie T. Jr.," and Jeff Lynne was "Otis Wilbury 😂😂
One of my favorite Orbison's song is from his early work when you know teenagers were listening to him on their transistor radios and thinking of their first love. "Only The Lonely" 1961 older studio version.
@@GotWag I will, my friend. Thanks, though being a Londoner who first went to London rock gigs in 1971, my musical taste is quite different but, as you know, they are all deserved the name: Supergroup:)
Roy Orbison was so well respected, and his singing loved my fellow musicians it is fun to watch the reactions of other talented musicians when they perform beside or with him. One of the best ones my mind goes to is when Roy recorded with Barry Gibb and the Gatlin Brothers on their recording of "Indian Summer".
Roy Oribison passed away shortly after this album was recorded . In the other video they made ,when Roy’s singing part comes in ,they have an empty chair rocking by itself ,almost makes you cry
Fantastic constellation here...from the top shelf, no doubt. Another one from the top shelf, is Mark Knoffler. Try listen to his new song; Two Pairs Of Hands. Cheers freom Denmark.
🇬🇧 You need to hear "End Of The Line" by these guys. Roy Orbison had sadly passed away before this song was released. The rest of the band paid a great tribute to him in the video to go with the song. I would love to see you react to that. 🎶💓🎼
Just like you have commented about wanting to watch the "Last Waltz" movie concert, you should also find a copy of Bob Dylan's 30th anniversary concert. It's a gem!
One of absolute favorite collaborations, especially knowing the back story how they came together. All terrific musicians, with such unique vocals....but your smiles when Roy came in is why this group is so special. Peace & love from across the Pond.
The whole album is so joyful and upbeat, it will leave with a big smile on your face. It features a great song that many people have said they would love to have played at their funeral "The End of the Line", not a downer at all!!
After all these years since this album hit the streets, it's impossible not to feel the loss of time but especially the loss Roy, George and Tom. May they rest in peace and may Jeff and Brother Bob live on. These 5 guys brought the world music that will live on forever and together they brought the world MAGIC.
GREAT reaction!! This song always makes me feel so good! My parents were huge Orbison fans, I loved ELO, Beatles, Tom Petty & Dylan - this is THE supergroup of all supergroups! Their voices work SO well together - Roy's voice is like butter soaked satin...so smooth! RIP Roy, George & Tom! Be at peace in that great gig in the sky! HIGHLY recommend You're Not Alone Anymore (Roy's song from the album), Tweeter & The Monkey Man (Dylan's song), Last Night (Tom's song)...such a great album! Cheers.
Good friends with immense talent. Always wanted to work together but time gets away from you. Fortunately, they were able to make it happen and took us along. There are a couple of documentaries on YT about the adventure. One of them called The True History of The Traveling Wilbury's has them working on this very song! Lol. It's like watching a home movie.
The Traveling Wilburys were a rock supergroup from 1988, made up of Roy Orbison, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, & Jeff Lynne. Also joining them is Jim Keltner who is a well-known session drummer. They had a lot of great songs such as "End Of The Line", "Heading For The Light", "Inside Out", "Tweeter & The Monkey Man", "Dirty World", "Last Night", "She's My Baby", "Rattled", "Nobody's Child", "Congratulations" etc. Sadly only 2 guys are now left from this group (Bob Dylan & Jeff Lynne).
This is the super group of all super groups. I get sad thinking that George Harrison, Roy Orbinson and Tom Petty are no longer with us. But sure happy that I can see them all here.
The Travelling Wilburys was a result of George Harrison and Jeff Lynne having dinner together at George's house. George light heartedly suggested that they should form a band. Jeff said who would you have in it? Then it went back and forth with each of them suggesting some of their favourites. Jeff thought no more about until George phoned him the following day to say he he been in touch with them all and everybody had said "yes". Jeff was flabbergasted!
Me ha gustado el comentario de "la humildad de grandes artistas" o algo así, entendí el concepto. Sé que amáis a Knopfler,yo también, hace poco grabó su clásico "going home", canción instrumental, para recaudar fondos para la investigación del cáncer infantil. Ha quedado una canción preciosa para una causa mayor todavía,han colaborado más de sesenta músicos,la mayoría guitarristas,no puedo enumerar a todos pero están Gilmour,May,Slash,Clapton,Vai,Satriani,Woods (Stones),Gibbons(ZZTop), Springsteen, Sting de bajista, Ringo Star a la batería,Daltrey y Townhend (The Who)...la lista es muy larga y el vídeo muy lindo para poder reconocer a los músicos y, la razón para hacerlo más la respuesta de los amigos de Mark, precioso. No me olvido del difunto Jeff Beck, que yo sepa es lo último que grabó antes de irse. Recomiendo ver el vídeo,a todos, aunque no hagáis reacción en el canal, tenéis que verlo.
This was the only Traveling Wilburys video to feature Roy Orbison. Before filming the second video "End of the Line" he died unexpectedly of a heart attack. He did not live to see the success of his solo album "Mystery Girl", which was created at the same time. A very nice song by the Wilburys is Roy's solo number "not alone anymore". The next to die was George Harisson and a few years ago Tom Petty. Only Bob Dylan and Jeff Lynne are still alive.
After Roy passed away, there was a lot of speculation that Del Shannon might replace him although Del himself said “It’s a nice rumor, and I do know Jeff, Tom and George quite well, but it hasn’t been mentioned to me at all, not even hinted. And it’s certainly not my business to bring it up with them. But it seems the more I deny it, the more people think I’m going to be in it.” His similar falsetto style would have been a great addition to the band. Sadly, later in life, Del took his own life after years of mental health issues. Not many of the greats left... If you like the tragic falsetto style of Roy Orbison (and you clearly do!), you should definitely check out Del Shannon.
George Harrison had written the basics of this song and, over a meal, asked Jeff Lynne to help with the recording and Roy Orbison to join them. They couldn’t book a recording studio but they knew Bob Dylan had one set up in his garage so they went over there, but George had left his guitar at Tom Petty’s place so swung by there on the way. That’s roughly how they started collaborating, as I understand.
They were friends who got together they just happened to be Hall of Famers! React to end of the line by the Traveling Wilburys! Roy Orbison contributed to the music but died before the video and they made a monument of the video!
Guys, this is 5 legends getting together to have fun and make music. It's a rare treasure like an eclipse or an alignment of the planets. Savor it and treasure while it lasts. Its beauty is fleeting but unrivaled. Thanks for bringing this music to your channel. Let's listen to another tune. 👍 P.S. A similar phenomenon for country music was the Highwaymen: Johnny Cash, Willy Nelson, Kris Kristofferson and Waylon Jennings.
I love that they are just so obviously enjoying themselves - no egos, just making great music together. They're having fun and so are we! The official (original) Wilbury Twist video is hilarious - you will be astonished at the stars who are doing bits in the video. Such a happy, uplifting video to watch.
That picture of Tom Petty as a boy looks just like me at that age .SOME of the big stars are good people , but many are total assholes . " Out of this world " is the perfect description of Orbison's voice many people say that it is unworldly
George wanted to be in a band so he called up some friends to come out to play . Does it get any better a vibe than that 👏👏👏 Clapton told how George was enjoying playing the ukulele so he brought a pile of them ,kept them in the trunk of his car. When he came over he would give to his friends so they could play around in the garden . George like to play and make music with friends. He hated the industry ☮️
You could spend a year just reacting to Dylan. If, as many concur, The Beatles were the greatest band, then consider that Dylan influenced them to pen songs other than their early boy/girl compositions. Perhaps begin with "Like A Rolling Stone''.
If you want to travel with them, let me know when because I want to come too!! It'll be fun and full of happiness!!! Greetings to you both from California U.S.A your friend/fan "Eddie" 🙋♂️🤗❤️👍
The collection of talent in that room is staggering. It's just a shame that most of them are no longer with us.
RIP Lefty, Nelson, and Charlie Jr.
May they always travel with us in our hearts and minds.
The great session Drummer JIM KELTNER
A mix of talent we shall never see again.
Great artists all.
And then there were two. Bob and Jeff
R.I.P. George, Roy, Tom.
"End Of The Line" was also a big hit on their first album, but Roy Orbison passed away before they made the video, and they paid homage to him by having his photo and a rocking chair with his guitar in the video. You two would definitely love that video, and I would love to see you react to it.
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"End of the Line" is their other big hit song and worth a listen to. Love your channel! ❤
Just love it!
Masters of the craft sharing a good tune.
How can anyone not love that? Each and every one of them delivers.
Roy was born with the golden voice
I love this song. No ego's, just five great musicians that love to make great music together.
Glad you picked this one absolutely fantastic choice thank you 🙏
On the 7th day God didn't rest, he created The Traveling Wilburys. Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne and Jim Keltner on drums, all just hanging out, you couldn't ask for more.
Amen to that -
Or George Harrison was "Nelson Wilbury," Bob Dylan was "Lucky Wilbury," Roy Orbison was "Lefty Wilbury," Tom Petty was "Charlie T. Jr.," and Jeff Lynne was "Otis Wilbury 😂😂
@@Nana_Reads And famous Jim Keltner was Buster Sidebury!
Hard to believe that three of the greatest performers in history have gone away from this group and left this world and time keeps on rolling.
Thank you so much for this reaction.Some of the very best musicians coming together to make this group.Very sad that Roy,George and Tom have passed.
‘Traveling Wilburys’ was the name studio musicians gave to those extraneous sounds that floated through the studio during recording sessions!
One of my favorite Orbison's song is from his early work when you know teenagers were listening to him on their transistor radios and thinking of their first love. "Only The Lonely" 1961 older studio version.
There have been several so called 'super groups' over the years, but this collection of superstars is without doubt the greatest and the best! 👍
I have to give them a tie with The Highwaymen ;)
@@GotWag After buying my first record in London in 1960,I have to say that I have never heard of The Higjaumen. lol
@@Isleofskye Check them out - the Highwaymen were the super group of Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson & Willie Nelson
@@GotWag I will, my friend. Thanks, though being a Londoner who first went to London rock gigs in 1971, my musical taste is quite different but, as you know, they are all deserved the name: Supergroup:)
not only it's a super-group, it's THE super-group!
Jim Keltner on drums. A legend in his own right.
This band should have been called, "The Traveling Legends." ❤️ Great song!
Haha, agreed 👍
Another great reaction, you two! 😁
Roy Orbison was so well respected, and his singing loved my fellow musicians it is fun to watch the reactions of other talented musicians when they perform beside or with him. One of the best ones my mind goes to is when Roy recorded with Barry Gibb and the Gatlin Brothers on their recording of "Indian Summer".
Roy Oribison passed away shortly after this album was recorded . In the other video they made ,when Roy’s singing part comes in ,they have an empty chair rocking by itself ,almost makes you cry
They touched millions of people!
Fantastic constellation here...from the top shelf, no doubt.
Another one from the top shelf, is Mark Knoffler. Try listen to his new song; Two Pairs Of Hands.
Cheers freom Denmark.
🇬🇧 You need to hear "End Of The Line" by these guys. Roy Orbison had sadly passed away before this song was released. The rest of the band paid a great tribute to him in the video to go with the song. I would love to see you react to that. 🎶💓🎼
Jeff Lynne, i adore him, the lider of electric light orchestra and for me the best falsetto after Barry Gibb
Great Super Group 👍if you want another for Roy Orbison check out Black & White Night with Roy and many other musicians too😎
Just like you have commented about wanting to watch the "Last Waltz" movie concert, you should also find a copy of Bob Dylan's 30th anniversary concert. It's a gem!
I've heard this song for so many years, but MAN, Roy Orbison's voice makes this song.
Their admiration and respect for each other is evident. They were all fans of each other.
I love the old photos of the band members.
Hier waren alle meine "Helden" meiner Zeit versammelt.Großartig.
All of my “heroes” of my time were gathered here. Great.
One of absolute favorite collaborations, especially knowing the back story how they came together. All terrific musicians, with such unique vocals....but your smiles when Roy came in is why this group is so special. Peace & love from across the Pond.
The whole album is so joyful and upbeat, it will leave with a big smile on your face. It features a great song that many people have said they would love to have played at their funeral "The End of the Line", not a downer at all!!
Such a pity we didn't have these legends around longer.
Well, Otis and Lucky Wilbury are still around.
Roy's voice just makes me so dam happy. 🎸🎶🎶🎶. He makes me feel in love every time. 💕💕. Thank you guys 🥰
Masterpiece
This 'super group ' came together through a bizarre sequence of events... it was not planned!
Possibly one of the most organic formations of a band. It’s no wonder that they made it a family project.
You can't miss that George Harrison style on the lead guitar.
Loved it great pick, wonderful reaction as always, love you two
Legends
It is so nostalgic that's why you feel sentimental, but that is a good thing that music can connect on an emotional level!!
Each artist so very different and yet fit together so perfectly. This is my fave by them. That's the whole point of music, to make us FEEL something
After all these years since this album hit the streets, it's impossible not to feel the loss of time but especially the loss Roy, George and Tom. May they rest in peace and may Jeff and Brother Bob live on. These 5 guys brought the world music that will live on forever and together they brought the world MAGIC.
No electronic acrobatics, tricks,etc. Just straight forward rock n roll!
GREAT reaction!! This song always makes me feel so good! My parents were huge Orbison fans, I loved ELO, Beatles, Tom Petty & Dylan - this is THE supergroup of all supergroups!
Their voices work SO well together - Roy's voice is like butter soaked satin...so smooth!
RIP Roy, George & Tom! Be at peace in that great gig in the sky!
HIGHLY recommend You're Not Alone Anymore (Roy's song from the album), Tweeter & The Monkey Man (Dylan's song), Last Night (Tom's song)...such a great album! Cheers.
There are super groups and then there is the Traveling Wilburys
Good friends with immense talent. Always wanted to work together but time gets away from you. Fortunately, they were able to make it happen and took us along. There are a couple of documentaries on YT about the adventure. One of them called The True History of The Traveling Wilbury's has them working on this very song! Lol. It's like watching a home movie.
End Of The Line is very special and poignant as Roy was gone before they recorded the video. They included him in a special way.
The Traveling Wilburys were a rock supergroup from 1988, made up of Roy Orbison, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, & Jeff Lynne. Also joining them is Jim Keltner who is a well-known session drummer. They had a lot of great songs such as "End Of The Line", "Heading For The Light", "Inside Out", "Tweeter & The Monkey Man", "Dirty World", "Last Night", "She's My Baby", "Rattled", "Nobody's Child", "Congratulations" etc. Sadly only 2 guys are now left from this group (Bob Dylan & Jeff Lynne).
This is the super group of all super groups. I get sad thinking that George Harrison, Roy Orbinson and Tom Petty are no longer with us. But sure happy that I can see them all here.
The Travelling Wilburys was a result of George Harrison and Jeff Lynne having dinner together at George's house. George light heartedly suggested that they should form a band. Jeff said who would you have in it? Then it went back and forth with each of them suggesting some of their favourites. Jeff thought no more about until George phoned him the following day to say he he been in touch with them all and everybody had said "yes". Jeff was flabbergasted!
10 songs in just 10 days. Came together over dinner with Jeff and George.
Roy was near the end of his life and was very ill during these recording sessions. But it's been reported he came "alive" when the music started.
Me ha gustado el comentario de "la humildad de grandes artistas" o algo así, entendí el concepto. Sé que amáis a Knopfler,yo también, hace poco grabó su clásico "going home", canción instrumental, para recaudar fondos para la investigación del cáncer infantil. Ha quedado una canción preciosa para una causa mayor todavía,han colaborado más de sesenta músicos,la mayoría guitarristas,no puedo enumerar a todos pero están Gilmour,May,Slash,Clapton,Vai,Satriani,Woods (Stones),Gibbons(ZZTop), Springsteen, Sting de bajista, Ringo Star a la batería,Daltrey y Townhend (The Who)...la lista es muy larga y el vídeo muy lindo para poder reconocer a los músicos y, la razón para hacerlo más la respuesta de los amigos de Mark, precioso. No me olvido del difunto Jeff Beck, que yo sepa es lo último que grabó antes de irse. Recomiendo ver el vídeo,a todos, aunque no hagáis reacción en el canal, tenéis que verlo.
I will find it and watch. Thank you
Will check it out. Thank you 😊
Anything by this band is just fantastic...but check out Roy singing " Your not alone anymore " stunning
This was the only Traveling Wilburys video to feature Roy Orbison. Before filming the second video "End of the Line" he died unexpectedly of a heart attack. He did not live to see the success of his solo album "Mystery Girl", which was created at the same time. A very nice song by the Wilburys is Roy's solo number "not alone anymore". The next to die was George Harisson and a few years ago Tom Petty. Only Bob Dylan and Jeff Lynne are still alive.
You MUST react to their End of the Line! What you expressed as loving about this one, is even more pronounced in it.
Now you need to do "End of the Line" by the Travelling Wilburys
When the were originally talking about the concept of the Wilburys the first person they wanted was Roy.
After Roy passed away, there was a lot of speculation that Del Shannon might replace him although Del himself said “It’s a nice rumor, and I do know Jeff, Tom and George quite well, but it hasn’t been mentioned to me at all, not even hinted. And it’s certainly not my business to bring it up with them. But it seems the more I deny it, the more people think I’m going to be in it.” His similar falsetto style would have been a great addition to the band. Sadly, later in life, Del took his own life after years of mental health issues. Not many of the greats left...
If you like the tragic falsetto style of Roy Orbison (and you clearly do!), you should definitely check out Del Shannon.
Such a beautiful combination of voices, I've always loved this song, everything about it feels good. Thank you for the lovely reaction.
George Harrison had written the basics of this song and, over a meal, asked Jeff Lynne to help with the recording and Roy Orbison to join them. They couldn’t book a recording studio but they knew Bob Dylan had one set up in his garage so they went over there, but George had left his guitar at Tom Petty’s place so swung by there on the way.
That’s roughly how they started collaborating, as I understand.
They were friends who got together they just happened to be Hall of Famers! React to end of the line by the Traveling Wilburys! Roy Orbison contributed to the music but died before the video and they made a monument of the video!
Great song.great song
Twitter and the Monkey Man and You're Not Alone Anymore are great songs from this group you should react to.
Try 'End of the Line' by The Travelling Wilburys
I love them they clickt together so beautifully the album is Amezing every song.
As supergroups go, this is one of the "super-est".
Outstanding!
Brilliant super band full of talented musicians only Bob Dylan & Jeff Lynn remain with us a sad loss to George H, Tom P, and Roy O,🙏💔RIP
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Guys, this is 5 legends getting together to have fun and make music. It's a rare treasure like an eclipse or an alignment of the planets. Savor it and treasure while it lasts. Its beauty is fleeting but unrivaled. Thanks for bringing this music to your channel. Let's listen to another tune. 👍 P.S. A similar phenomenon for country music was the Highwaymen: Johnny Cash, Willy Nelson, Kris Kristofferson and Waylon Jennings.
LAST NIGHT is my pick.
I love that they are just so obviously enjoying themselves - no egos, just making great music together. They're having fun and so are we! The official (original) Wilbury Twist video is hilarious - you will be astonished at the stars who are doing bits in the video. Such a happy, uplifting video to watch.
Gosh i love George Harrison
Love you guys reacting …always open and honest …how long were you living in the uk ?..you guys are so sweet x
Roy's voice!
Fabulous! George Harrison Bob Dylan Roy Orbison Tom Petty Jeff Lynne ❤❤❤
if you like Roy Orbison's voice. I advise you to listen to “Go Go Go down the Line”
That picture of Tom Petty as a boy looks just like me at that age .SOME of the big stars are good people , but many are total assholes . " Out of this world " is the perfect description of Orbison's voice many people say that it is unworldly
If you want to hear something special listen to Roy Orbison singing Crying with k d lang. I love your channel, so much love comes from you two
Hello, we have already! The song, those voices...please search in our videos. Thank you 😊
@@MerchantOfAlba🙏
Has there been a reaction to The Highwaymen? Highwayman is a great song
Not yet. We'll check it out 🙂
That you haven’t reacted to Bob Dylan is tragic. Please do so. None greater, none more influential!😊
Please do Duran Duran "Ordinary World" A song he wrote about loosing a close friend. Its great.
George wanted to be in a band so he called up some friends to come out to play . Does it get any better a vibe than that 👏👏👏 Clapton told how George was enjoying playing the ukulele so he brought a pile of them ,kept them in the trunk of his car. When he came over he would give to his friends so they could play around in the garden . George like to play and make music with friends. He hated the industry ☮️
They may have been friends when he called them, but they were brothers once they arrived.
maybe the saddest thing about this is, that only two of them are still alive
You could spend a year just reacting to Dylan. If, as many concur, The Beatles were the greatest band, then consider that Dylan influenced them to pen songs other than their early boy/girl compositions. Perhaps begin with "Like A Rolling Stone''.
I HAVE BEEN EVERYTHING THEY TALK ABOUT BUT KIDS TODAY DONT TAKE CARE :( I KNOW I WONT BE HERE MUCH LONGER BUT STILL
If you want to travel with them, let me know when because I want to come too!! It'll be fun and full of happiness!!! Greetings to you both from California U.S.A your friend/fan "Eddie" 🙋♂️🤗❤️👍
You feel nostalgic because most of them are dead. RIP all