The magic of this song is partly the interaction between Jeff Lynne and Kelly Groucutt, the bass player and backup singer. They meshed so well together.
I remember when I was first dating my wife, my biggest pleasure was showing her movies that I loved and watching her as she watched them. I see the same thing watching you two, I know how happy Rich is watching you enjoy something, love and happiness to both of you forever.
I do the same thing. I'm a huge movie buff. True classics, film noir, mostly black and white. But written well, acted well and directed well. My wife didn't watch movies growing up. She had a real life! Haha... So now I get to experience the greats all over again and watch her reactions. Its a pure and simple pleasure.
I used to play this song with a band and we always got a great reaction doing it. Without fail, somebody would come up on break and say, "Man great choice on Telephone Line. I love that song." Her reaction is perfect. It's a gorgeous song.
I am sorry it took me 2 years to read this comment. No truer words were ever spoken. Today, over 90% of the music that is streamed is the "oldies" that you and I grew up on. The top 200 NEWEST songs on the charts only make up about 5% of streamed music. That says everything. Yes, we did grow up in the greatest era for music.
Kenny H . I went to School in the sixtes got married in the sixtes and watching and listening to the music you post brings all the the great memories of my teens and then my ongoing married life .you can,t live without music.
Kelli is Great. I love her reactions to the soundtracks of my/our lives... but Rich .. you are most enjoyable as well for your music knowledge. . Correct drum fills... guitar n keyboard highlights.... Love the Lighter. .. and joy you have watching her react as you expect she will. You all are awesome. Thanks for sharing n letting us in to your lives. Genuine, fun people.
Love ELO and the harmonies of this song. It has always reminded me of The Beatles harmonies. Congratulations on getting back to the piano Kel. Even though I wasn’t successful at piano lessons(too distracted by being a 13 year old), I have always loved hearing piano in any song.
It's interesting how Kels body language begins to change when the first strains of the cello are heard in the second verse. She's all in after that. Probably my favorite ELO song. Great selection Rich. Very enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing. RNB
1980 first time seeing ELO, the show was in the ROUND,,, the stage look lile a cover of ELO album and it opened up like a clam shell and rotated,,, so everyone got a front on view as the stage rotated,,, WHAT A GREAT SHOW,,,,,,,
Saw them on the Flying Saucer tour the year after New World Record was released, so I got to see/hear all these great songs live. We all LOVED Telephone Line.
Back in the day, long distance calls were only connected by operators (long distant operator) even though it was a phone company scam, because it costed them no more to place long distant calls than local city and state calls, but they convinced the nation that it was more costly. Point being, he was talking mainly in an imaginary conversation with the lover who never picked up the TELEPHONE LINE , and also to the long distant operator, who he hoped would "let it ring a little longer, longer, longer, as he just sat tight , through the shadows of the night, (willing to) let it ring forever more". Jeff Lynne, often considered the 'fifth BEATLE' because he wrote and sounded so much like them and Lynne also worked with George Harrison (of the Beatles) producing high quality music. He and George Harrison and several others including Tom Petty and Bob Dylan formed a mega group called The Travelling Wilburys. Jeff Lynne was the soul and center and musical genius behind Electric Light Orchestra. The Fifth BEATLE if there ever was one. My opinion of course. ELO has several excellent albums, by the way. All worthy of a listen.
Kel, I'm 53 and during the late eighties and 200s I tuned out and missed all the great music that was created then. Sometime on the late 200s I started listening to that music and was awed that there was some really cool tunes published then. So, I feel your enjoyment of discovering new(old) music. It's been fun watching your reactions. Guys, keep doing what ya doing. Love ya!
What's so sad about this song is it will never be appreciated by up coming generations just because they have no idea what it was like to have a telephone line to your house and a phone hanging on the wall as the only connection to the outside world. The concept can't really be explained to the cell phone generation.
:)...Very Poignant perspective...As someone from the age before push button phones ( we only had rotary) I can appreciate your sentiment... The things these younger people are missing out on, breaks my heart...:(... 50 cent movies, drive ins, HiFi stereos, CYO dances, and the best damn music ever written...Edit: Looked at your screen name and smiled...Remembering singing that song with siblings sharing a bed when we were REAL little..."They all rolled over and one fell out then there were nine little indians...:)...I had totally forgotten about that song...:)
@@godbluffvdgg The Basilica I was dragged to Mass in every Sunday as a child had those springy push button metal clips on the inside of all the Pew's just above the rails used to kneel on. We always got bored during the long sermons in Latin and played with those making clicking noises until we got caught and corrected for our actions. I asked one time what these strange noise makers were for and I was told they were for men to use to hold their hats. It made no sense to me until I got home and started watching my favorite TV reruns such as Superman, Dick Tracy, Laurel and Hardy and The Little Rascals. I suddenly realized all the men in these old shows wore hats. My parents still remembered that time I had never experienced and had an answer for those strange metal clips just as we will have to explain phones and TV's with huge picture tubes to the current generation.
@@tenlittleindians Times were so much simpler then. I tell people How I remember my teachers smoking in class...And People smoking in church too, stamping out their cigarette butts on the floor...Hospitals were FILLED with smokers...We ate big meals and big deserts and didn't get fat...:)...We're lucky to have experienced it first hand; we thought it would just always be "like that"...
Best group ever. Glad you are enjoying ELO so much. Would love to see you listen to Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield. This was truely one of the biggest albums of the 1970’s. You will not be disappointed. .
I remember as a teen when ELO first came on the scene, The critics of Rolling Stone thought Jeff Lynn was insane using a whole string section on his music! Who were the real people without a clue?!
Love some ELO , can't wait for Mr Blue Sky !@! , much love from your newest 53 year old northern fan in Dirty Myrtle !! Trivia fact ( i think) at one point Barnum and Bailey's traveling circus was the largest entertainment group to travel around. ELO was second because of all the electronic equipment .
I remember these songs from the late seventies with such warmth. It’s a delight to see Kel’s joy at hearing them. Please do 10538 Overture or All Over the World if you can. Also Jeff Lynne’s work with The Travelling Wilburys would be nice to see a reaction to. Keep it up 🙂
The best part is now 40+ years later, I still sing this while walking or running or biking and yes, I still shed a tear or few. There are a few songs that bring that emotion to the front. Hey can you just let it ring for evermore?
I saw ELO at the World Series of Rock in Cleveland,Ohio and I saw almost every show there and This show is in my top 5. The concert totally blew me away and made me a die hard fan of E.L.O. O.K You are saying she does not know Joplin? I want to pull my teeth out with a screwdriver! I used to cry my eyes out to this song over girls I had a crush on back in high school.You should not give up the piano, that is a gift you have been givin' never let your talent go.PLEASE!
My wife has never heard Janis, I can't understand it either. She's been barraged with ELO from me since 1982. I sit and wait for you guys and your classic rock reactions.
ELO had multiple songs worth listening too, there are a few most don't know are amazing. "lord is it mine" and "downstream" are ones I'd enjoy seeing you react too
ELO, another band in the 70's that experimented combining genres. Jeff Lynne's vision of pop, rock & classical sounds & awesome composing. Seen them in 2018 with Jeff Lynne's ELO and it was like a time warp going back to that time. The music from the 60's & 70's will live forever.
The song was taken from the album "A New World Record" and is the sixth studio album by Electric Light Orchestra (ELO). It was released in September 1976 on United Artists Records in the U.S., and on 19 November 1976 on Jet Records in the United Kingdom.
At 4:05 begins the most adorable realization that this is an incredible song. It starts with a simple smile, but then the furled brow relaxes, and then every muscle in her body (tense with puzzlement as to what the heck this is going to be) begins to relax, and the music flows through her, and she feels it wash through her...and joy floats to the top. Sometimes I come back to this video just to watch that moment again.
Rich, buy Kel the Wembly or Bust set. It comes with the entire concert on DVD plus a two CD set of all the songs. It’s even got theTraveling Wilburys song Handle With Care.
Jeff Berlin still tours...I just saw a recent concert on youtube...They did this song first I believe...ELO was a high school band of mine...We used to get high and listen to Fire On High ( wide world of Sports theme) ...On the vinyl it just sounded so killer with the backwards "evil voice"...Shit was just so much better then.
I think it is important that Kel knows that before they went totally synth they had three very talented people on strings that were full band members and such a joy to watch and hear.
A similar thing happened with me. I started taking piano lessons when I was 7. After awhile I got tired of it and started taking guitar lessons. Then, someone introduced me to Emerson, Lake & Palmer and I was right back to keyboards. I've never stopped. I don't kknow if you've heard the song "Classical Gas" by Mason Williams but It's played on the guitar. I've learned to play that on the piano.
This song and Mr. Blue Sky first reactions by Kel-n-Rich were earlier put on TH-cam. But I think they were taken down for copyright issues. I am glad to see them both back (with cut in's to prevent copyright issues) as they are very fun to watch. Now do Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother Suite.
That's crazy. I SWEAR I re-watched the original version of this, maybe 10 hours ago. And now you re-publish it ? Freaked me out a bit so I had to watch it AGAIN lol
I have three songs from opposite sides of the spectrum 1 Tom Waits - "Step Right Up" 2 Men At Work - Down By The Sea3 The Hives - Walk Idiot Walk that need your reactions
From ' New World Record '-1976. This telephone ring was recorded and then sythesized using an electronic mistress, or ealy sampling. They also recorded the first few lines of the song with Jeff singing over a telephone.
Hey Kel n Rich, just a little food for thought. Jeff Lynne's ELO maybe coming back to the US this Spring and Summer. They have toured here the last 2 years so look out for them. If I hear any news about them coming to Florida in the next few months I will let you know. My cousin and his wife saw them in Philadelphia last year and he said they were awesome. Great reaction by both of you.
2nd to comment. I'll be back after Kel's reaction. :-) I remember this song as a teenager/breakup tune. Back in the day you and your girlfriend would breakup over something stupid or silly. As a young boy you would try and talk to your girlfriend about it over the telephone because you had too many people in high school that would get involved. You needed privacy. As you try and call the phone would just ring and ring. You knew that she was home; but, she wasn't picking up. It made you self doubt yourself. Then you would start to have a mono conversation as to what you would say to her hoping that you would convince her to be your girlfriend once more. But we all know that having a one sided conversation never works out. Thus the longing hope of teenage love. :-) Better than lugging a piano around; wouldn't you say Kel? hahaha :-)
The two cello players , violin and keyboard player were all classily trained mik kminksky ( violin ) Hugh mcdowell ( cello ) Melvyn gale ( cello ) Richard Tandy ( keyboard )
The telephone ring was recorded and then synthesized through an electronic mistress, so it could be played through a keyboard. Also, the first lyrics of the song were recorded with Jeff Lynne singing over a telephone.
Yeah Kel you would love Kate Bush, maybe start with 'The man with the child in his eyes' some beautiful piano work on that. You're like the woman with the child in her eyes on each part of this musical discovery.
How about doing stuff by The Move, i.e. the group that Jeff joined for their last 2 albums (Roy Wood was their sole creative force prior to that), and ended up morphing into ELO? They originally recorded "Do Ya" -- you could compare the 2 versions in a video.
Wonder if she ever heard pat travers...snortin whisky and drinkin cocaine? I'm guessing not. 😳😳😳😳 Btw...just kidding. I love your channel and ELO telephone line has always been one of my favs..
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The magic of this song is partly the interaction between Jeff Lynne and Kelly Groucutt, the bass player and backup singer. They meshed so well together.
I wonder if jeff knew Kelly's voice would blend so perfectly with his when he first hired him
So many of these reaction videos for Telephone Line don't talk about how profoundly SAD this song is. It is a heartbreak of the highest order!
I'm always crushed when I hear it. Just hasn't changed, 40 years later.
For real this song is a masterpiece. Have listen to this INCREDIBLE band for 30 years, they never gets old
It's all about Kel's reactions, isn't it? That's what makes this watchable.
One of the songs that takes me right back to being a teenager. Time is undoubtedly one of THE best albums of all time
Very synthy indeed. Such a distinct sounding album.
This is off "A New World Record" though, a much better album.
@@keithwright8626 good grief is it really? Thanks for pointing that out. I must listen to both albums now just to make sure. 😀
@@Kel.N.RichReactions Time is ELO without the O
I remember when I was first dating my wife, my biggest pleasure was showing her movies that I loved and watching her as she watched them. I see the same thing watching you two, I know how happy Rich is watching you enjoy something, love and happiness to both of you forever.
AMEN!
I do the same thing. I'm a huge movie buff. True classics, film noir, mostly black and white. But written well, acted well and directed well. My wife didn't watch movies growing up. She had a real life! Haha... So now I get to experience the greats all over again and watch her reactions. Its a pure and simple pleasure.
@@glenncalzada1707 Has she seen any Humphrey Bogart movies like Casablanca? A true classic.
I used to play this song with a band and we always got a great reaction doing it. Without fail, somebody would come up on break and say, "Man great choice on Telephone Line. I love that song." Her reaction is perfect. It's a gorgeous song.
I was doing the exact same thing, watching movies and see surprise and joy on her face
Jeff Lynne took a dump in 1974 that has more talent than the stuff on radio today.
Nice...
I am sorry it took me 2 years to read this comment. No truer words were ever spoken. Today, over 90% of the music that is streamed is the "oldies" that you and I grew up on. The top 200 NEWEST songs on the charts only make up about 5% of streamed music. That says everything. Yes, we did grow up in the greatest era for music.
Love the way Kel listens with her eyes closed no distractions Perfect 👌
Kenny H . I went to School in the sixtes got married in the sixtes and watching and listening to the music you post brings all the the great memories of my teens and then my ongoing married life .you can,t live without music.
Kelli is Great. I love her reactions to the soundtracks of my/our lives... but Rich .. you are most enjoyable as well for your music knowledge. . Correct drum fills... guitar n keyboard highlights.... Love the Lighter. .. and joy you have watching her react as you expect she will. You all are awesome. Thanks for sharing n letting us in to your lives. Genuine, fun people.
ELO was one of my favorites growing up and still are. Amazing.
Love ELO and the harmonies of this song.
It has always reminded me of The Beatles harmonies.
Congratulations on getting back to the piano Kel. Even though I wasn’t successful at piano lessons(too distracted by being a
13 year old), I have always loved hearing piano in any song.
JUST LOVE IT!
ALL OF IT!
The song, the reaction & the love! 💓💓💓
Thank You my friends! Have a wonderful night!
💥💯🖤🎶🤘
Love this song
Kel starts smiling at the first string counterpoints. Such an incredibly well crafted pop song.
It's interesting how Kels body language begins to change when the first strains of the cello are heard in the second verse. She's all in after that. Probably my favorite ELO song. Great selection Rich. Very enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing. RNB
That classical training, appreciating a brilliant arrangement.
1980 first time seeing ELO, the show was in the ROUND,,, the stage look lile a cover of ELO album and it opened up like a clam shell and rotated,,, so everyone got a front on view as the stage rotated,,, WHAT A GREAT SHOW,,,,,,,
Saw them on the Flying Saucer tour the year after New World Record was released, so I got to see/hear all these great songs live. We all LOVED Telephone Line.
She’s awesome
Every time I watch your videos it make me happy. You're so in love. It's wonderful. Thanks to both of you xxxx
Back in the day, long distance calls were only connected by operators (long distant operator) even though it was a phone company scam, because it costed them no more to place long distant calls than local city and state calls, but they convinced the nation that it was more costly. Point being, he was talking mainly in an imaginary conversation with the lover who never picked up the TELEPHONE LINE , and also to the long distant operator, who he hoped would "let it ring a little longer, longer, longer, as he just sat tight , through the shadows of the night, (willing to) let it ring forever more". Jeff Lynne, often considered the 'fifth BEATLE' because he wrote and sounded so much like them and Lynne also worked with George Harrison (of the Beatles) producing high quality music. He and George Harrison and several others including Tom Petty and Bob Dylan formed a mega group called The Travelling Wilburys. Jeff Lynne was the soul and center and musical genius behind Electric Light Orchestra. The Fifth BEATLE if there ever was one. My opinion of course. ELO has several excellent albums, by the way. All worthy of a listen.
A great full-album reaction would be ELO’s “Time.” Underrated genius.
Kel, I'm 53 and during the late eighties and 200s I tuned out and missed all the great music that was created then. Sometime on the late 200s I started listening to that music and was awed that there was some really cool tunes published then. So, I feel your enjoyment of discovering new(old) music. It's been fun watching your reactions. Guys, keep doing what ya doing. Love ya!
What's so sad about this song is it will never be appreciated by up coming generations just because they have no idea what it was like to have a telephone line to your house and a phone hanging on the wall as the only connection to the outside world. The concept can't really be explained to the cell phone generation.
I was going there.
:)...Very Poignant perspective...As someone from the age before push button phones ( we only had rotary) I can appreciate your sentiment... The things these younger people are missing out on, breaks my heart...:(... 50 cent movies, drive ins, HiFi stereos, CYO dances, and the best damn music ever written...Edit: Looked at your screen name and smiled...Remembering singing that song with siblings sharing a bed when we were REAL little..."They all rolled over and one fell out then there were nine little indians...:)...I had totally forgotten about that song...:)
@@godbluffvdgg The Basilica I was dragged to Mass in every Sunday as a child had those springy push button metal clips on the inside of all the Pew's just above the rails used to kneel on. We always got bored during the long sermons in Latin and played with those making clicking noises until we got caught and corrected for our actions. I asked one time what these strange noise makers were for and I was told they were for men to use to hold their hats. It made no sense to me until I got home and started watching my favorite TV reruns such as Superman, Dick Tracy, Laurel and Hardy and The Little Rascals. I suddenly realized all the men in these old shows wore hats. My parents still remembered that time I had never experienced and had an answer for those strange metal clips just as we will have to explain phones and TV's with huge picture tubes to the current generation.
Agree! But I'm not old, I only have a few more miles 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@tenlittleindians Times were so much simpler then. I tell people How I remember my teachers smoking in class...And People smoking in church too, stamping out their cigarette butts on the floor...Hospitals were FILLED with smokers...We ate big meals and big deserts and didn't get fat...:)...We're lucky to have experienced it first hand; we thought it would just always be "like that"...
Great song for Kel to check out. My favorite by ELO is "Do Ya?"
They should listen to both ELO's and The Move's original version in one video.
I always say this but I love you guys! Always stay natural and be yourself. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Would like to see you react to ELO " Showdown ". She will really like hearing the orchestra. Such a great band, with nothing but feel good music.
You guys have a strong spirit.. I love it...let the music be your friend. Chevy Van is another classic 👌
This song live from Wembley Stadium in 2017 is just magic.
Best group ever. Glad you are enjoying ELO so much. Would love to see you listen to Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield. This was truely one of the biggest albums of the 1970’s. You will not be disappointed. .
good choice! i remember this was on my first album what i have bought at 70´s!!! Elo was my childhood`s number one!!! Thank´s for this!!
Great tune.....love this one!!!
I remember as a teen when ELO first came on the scene, The critics of Rolling Stone thought Jeff Lynn was insane using a whole string section on his music! Who were the real people without a clue?!
We're those the same critics that chastised Led Zeppelin for including an organ in their "Heavy Metal"?
True classics never go away
the eyebrow, the smirk and the,,,smile and laughter. The cello's have her sold; Awesome
Love some ELO , can't wait for Mr Blue Sky !@! , much love from your newest 53 year old northern fan in Dirty Myrtle !! Trivia fact ( i think) at one point Barnum and Bailey's traveling circus was the largest entertainment group to travel around. ELO was second because of all the electronic equipment .
I remember these songs from the late seventies with such warmth. It’s a delight to see Kel’s joy at hearing them.
Please do 10538 Overture or All Over the World if you can.
Also Jeff Lynne’s work with The Travelling Wilburys would be nice to see a reaction to.
Keep it up 🙂
I love the music, I love you guys, and I especially love your gorgeous wife's reaction to all this truly excellent music
So fun! And I’m just watching! Oh man, the concerts , the concerts!
The best part is now 40+ years later, I still sing this while walking or running or biking and yes, I still shed a tear or few.
There are a few songs that bring that emotion to the front.
Hey can you just let it ring for evermore?
What a joy to watch
I saw ELO at the World Series of Rock in Cleveland,Ohio and I saw almost every show there and This show is in my top 5. The concert totally blew me away and made me a die hard fan of E.L.O. O.K You are saying she does not know Joplin? I want to pull my teeth out with a screwdriver! I used to cry my eyes out to this song over girls I had a crush on back in high school.You should not give up the piano, that is a gift you have been givin' never let your talent go.PLEASE!
Love this song and reactions
My wife has never heard Janis, I can't understand it either. She's been barraged with ELO from me since 1982. I sit and wait for you guys and your classic rock reactions.
ELO had multiple songs worth listening too, there are a few most don't know are amazing. "lord is it mine" and "downstream" are ones I'd enjoy seeing you react too
This gave me goosebumps again guys, thank you, God bless
ELO, another band in the 70's that experimented combining genres. Jeff Lynne's vision of pop, rock & classical sounds & awesome composing. Seen them in 2018 with Jeff Lynne's ELO and it was like a time warp going back to that time. The music from the 60's & 70's will live forever.
The song was taken from the album "A New World Record" and is the sixth studio album by Electric Light Orchestra (ELO). It was released in September 1976 on United Artists Records in the U.S., and on 19 November 1976 on Jet Records in the United Kingdom.
At 4:05 begins the most adorable realization that this is an incredible song. It starts with a simple smile, but then the furled brow relaxes, and then every muscle in her body (tense with puzzlement as to what the heck this is going to be) begins to relax, and the music flows through her, and she feels it wash through her...and joy floats to the top. Sometimes I come back to this video just to watch that moment again.
ELO was my 1st favorite band as a kid. I have all their recordings, some still on vinyl.
let her react to it's a living thing by elo, I bet she'll love it.
Great song. And i like The lights go down and Rain is fallin
This is the definition of humanity
The Crystal Ship. A great song by the Doors.
A beautiful classic rock song from an excellent classic rock band. Top 10 hit from 1977 all over the English-speaking world.
The best ELO tune? Strange Magic? Can't Get it Out of My Head? Fire on High maybe IMO.
Rich, buy Kel the Wembly or Bust set. It comes with the entire concert on DVD plus a two CD set of all the songs. It’s even got theTraveling Wilburys song Handle With Care.
Jeff Berlin still tours...I just saw a recent concert on youtube...They did this song first I believe...ELO was a high school band of mine...We used to get high and listen to Fire On High ( wide world of Sports theme) ...On the vinyl it just sounded so killer with the backwards "evil voice"...Shit was just so much better then.
Love this song and band. Greets from Belgium👌🔥
I think it is important that Kel knows that before they went totally synth they had three very talented people on strings that were full band members and such a joy to watch and hear.
My favorite reaction
A similar thing happened with me. I started taking piano lessons when I was 7. After awhile I got tired of it and started taking guitar lessons. Then, someone introduced me to Emerson, Lake & Palmer and I was right back to keyboards. I've never stopped. I don't kknow if you've heard the song "Classical Gas" by Mason Williams but It's played on the guitar. I've learned to play that on the piano.
Thanks, you guys! You are a blessed duo, and you give me hope for a loving (d/s?) relationship
love it! great reaction.
What about a reaction to evil woman by ELO ,I think kel would love this please xxxx
This song and Mr. Blue Sky first reactions by Kel-n-Rich were earlier put on TH-cam. But I think they were taken down for copyright issues. I am glad to see them both back (with cut in's to prevent copyright issues) as they are very fun to watch. Now do Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother Suite.
That's crazy. I SWEAR I re-watched the original version of this, maybe 10 hours ago. And now you re-publish it ? Freaked me out a bit so I had to watch it AGAIN lol
I have three songs from opposite sides of the spectrum 1 Tom Waits - "Step Right Up" 2 Men At Work - Down By The Sea3 The Hives - Walk Idiot Walk that need your reactions
she loves the strings
From ' New World Record '-1976. This telephone ring was recorded and then sythesized using an electronic mistress, or ealy sampling. They also recorded the first few lines of the song with Jeff singing over a telephone.
Watching kels reactions takes me back to my early teenage years and i was the same but not as cute.... you guys are 👍
Hey Kel n Rich, just a little food for thought. Jeff Lynne's ELO maybe coming back to the US this Spring and Summer. They have toured here the last 2 years so look out for them. If I hear any news about them coming to Florida in the next few months I will let you know. My cousin and his wife saw them in Philadelphia last year and he said they were awesome. Great reaction by both of you.
brilliant as Normal
Extraordinary lyrics!
2nd to comment. I'll be back after Kel's reaction. :-) I remember this song as a teenager/breakup tune. Back in the day you and your girlfriend would breakup over something stupid or silly. As a young boy you would try and talk to your girlfriend about it over the telephone because you had too many people in high school that would get involved. You needed privacy. As you try and call the phone would just ring and ring. You knew that she was home; but, she wasn't picking up. It made you self doubt yourself. Then you would start to have a mono conversation as to what you would say to her hoping that you would convince her to be your girlfriend once more. But we all know that having a one sided conversation never works out. Thus the longing hope of teenage love. :-) Better than lugging a piano around; wouldn't you say Kel? hahaha :-)
Have fun. I just finished the edits and cut-ins for a more complete picture of the reaction. It’s worth it IMHFO
@@Kel.N.RichReactions Cool!!! :-)
An early ELO song you should listen to is " Ma-Ma-Ma Belle"
At one moment in time it was my favorite song, bar none.
This was a lot of fun to watch
God bless you Jeff Lynne
ELO had some great songs.
Not "some", Jeff has created a lot of awesome songs !!!!!
perfect example of when you "FEEL" ELO
She loves the way Puccini lays down a tune.
If you haven't already, Kel must react to Livin' Thing :-)
Please have her listen and react to “Jungle”, from Out of the Blue.
The two cello players , violin and keyboard player were all classily trained mik kminksky ( violin ) Hugh mcdowell ( cello ) Melvyn gale ( cello ) Richard Tandy ( keyboard )
Years ago my friend had a furniture shop near Solihull which is outside Birmingham UK and Jeff Lynne went in one day a real down to earth guy.
Ciao Kel, ciao Rich.
from Italy!
The telephone ring was recorded and then synthesized through an electronic mistress, so it could be played through a keyboard. Also, the first lyrics of the song were recorded with Jeff Lynne singing over a telephone.
Madison, the character played by Darryl Hannah in the movie “Splash”, with Tom Hanks. Her character’s reactions as she experiences a whole New World
Kel needs to learn some Kate Bush.
Yeah Kel you would love Kate Bush, maybe start with 'The man with the child in his eyes' some beautiful piano work on that. You're like the woman with the child in her eyes on each part of this musical discovery.
That would be interesting
If you pickup that telephoneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, Douuuuuuuap ddouuaaaaaaap
My favorit Evil women Elo ❤❤👍
Oooot standing ELO a god amongst punks!
How about doing stuff by The Move, i.e. the group that Jeff joined for their last 2 albums (Roy Wood was their sole creative force prior to that), and ended up morphing into ELO? They originally recorded "Do Ya" -- you could compare the 2 versions in a video.
elo, guilty pleasure.
Whhaattt? ROCK and funkin ROLL.....
I went into a record shop one day and said to the guy..have you got anything by the doors? ..he said yes, a fire blanket and a bucket of sand!
Wonder if she ever heard pat travers...snortin whisky and drinkin cocaine? I'm guessing not. 😳😳😳😳
Btw...just kidding. I love your channel and ELO telephone line has always been one of my favs..
Can you guys upload again that AMAZING Kel’s reaction of Zeppelin’s ‘No quarter’? It’s the fuckin BEST!
Leo from Brasil!! #muchlove
Cool girl she's so full of life
that is a darin' pup!
The song "calling America"is a follow up to "Telephone line"