Oh Roy And his death devastated so many people in some ways it was like losing Elvis all over again. And for those that want to know why they seem to get lumped together they used to tour together Roy would open up for Elvis. And Elvis want said that Roy had the voice of an Angel... and Elvis would be correct.
“End of The Line” is a must hear if you’ve not heard it but everything by The Traveling Wiburys is great! How could that ensemble of talent make a bad song? Amazing on so many levels
I still get teary-eyed listening to End of the Line because of the rocking chair and guitar, but they without a _shred of doubt_ made bad songs. Plural. Remember Cool Dry Place? I mean what the hell were they thinking LOL
Harrison : “ Give us some lyrics, you famous lyricist ! “ Dylan: “ What’s the title ?” Harrison: “Handle With Care” ( after seeing a nearby box label )
The documentary Mr. Blue Sky is a grand history about Jeff Lynne's extraordinary career and explores the relationships the members of the Traveling Wilburys shared. FYI While not a member of the TW, Jim Keltner was the studio drummer on recordings and well worth checking out.
They wrote and recorded 10 songs in 10 days because that's all the time they had together because of their schedule. There is a documentary about the group
More talent in this band than the latest top ten rock bands combined. Best male vocalist, Roy Orbison, best lyricist bob Dylan . . . it doesn't get better than this .
This SuperMegaGroup is fantabulous, all their videos are marvelous not only for all the astonishing voices, but because it's evident they are having good fun making the videos as the very good friends they always were. I especially like from this one when their childhood photos are shown at the same time the guys are focused one by one, priceless!!!
It was bob d. on harmonica. You must check out " End Of The Line ", my favorite wilbury tune. Roy died shortly after the song was recorded. The video of the song pays tribute to him.
I always like George's little sarcastic smile as he sings the line "Oh, the sweet smell of success" since the song is kind of about all the hyping up and dissing down and general craziness projected at anyone who's a big name rock star/celebrity. But, of course, they're still just human underneath it all and would appreciate being handled with a bit more care... The End of the Line is another reflective song, about dealing mentally with the inevitability of death. I love how this band embraced ideas that come later in life, and made them rock!
Harrison needed a b side . Jeff Lynn was producing Harrison and Roy he needed a studio so they used Dylan's studio in his Malibu home Harrison's guitar was at Petty house so they all ended up together. The realized the song was too good for a B side so they decided to do an album
You're right. George handpicked friends to become the Traveling Wilburies, b/c he was enormously underappreciated in the Beatles. It's no wonder he wanted out!! Then he was finally able to release some of his stockpile of incredible music! So once he put out the phenomenal album "All Things Must Pass" he later handpicked friends where everybody was given the respect they deserved!
Listen to End of the Line next, it's wonderful. Also - Jeff sang on quite a lot of their songs but really he is the production mastermind behind it all sounding so soothing and slick, it's the Jeff Lynne sound that he used on Tom Petty's Full Moon Fever, and many many other albums and songs
True. I would just add that George handpicked friends to become the Traveling Wilburies. He'd been enormously underappreciated in the Beatles, so no wonder he wanted out!!! That was the only way he could finally start putting out some of his stockpile of incredible music!! "All Things Must Pass", "Beware of Darkness" & "Isn't it a Pity" are a few that really deserve to be checked out. Everybody in the Traveling Wilburies was incredible in their own right, but without George they wouldn't exist!!
The two Traveling Wilbury's albums (Volume 1 and Volume 3, yes 3) are loads of fun. Many of the songs coming from all these talents sitting around tossing out lines. One of them "Tweeter and the Monkey Man" is just Dylan and Petty having a go a every Springsteen song title, theme, setting that came to mind. All in good fun.
Just a nod to Bob Dylan who was friends with George and worked with him on the writing of a song from All Things Must Pass and George covered if not for You, a great Dylan song on this album also
If you ever get a chance to see Jeff Lynn’s ELO you just may me fortunate enough to hear him play this song. He can sing the George and Roy part very well. Please do more of this fabulous group.
Jeff Lynne produced and co-wrote albums for George Harrison, Tom Petty, and Roy Orbison around that time. (Roy died soon after this, just as his career was beginning to flourish again. His bad heart finally gave out at 52.)
So glad George got these beasts together. The production, vocals, music, and writing is second to none. It's sad to think we only have two of them left. Such raw beautiful music.
I’m just like you man. I can remember what I was doing on many occasions when a certain song played. Brings back many memories! The Traveling Wilburys are great. You will like!! Keep up the good work!
This song makes me so emotional! I cried because I was said that some of these fantastic performers have passed away,and I cried because I loved seeing them alive and loving this song so much! Thank you for great memories🙏
Harri, I'm so glad you reacted to the music video! I'm sure you can see now why I stressed the importance of that. Same thing goes for the next song from them, called, "End of the Line"...it is another visual treat, so the official music video is a must. The band was started when George Harrison hired Jeff Lynne to produce his album, Cloud 9. The two legends immediately became best friends, and during production George suggested to Jeff that they should start their own band. They discussed who they wanted in the band, what the band's name would be, and soon thereafter the supergroup was formed. Jeff does sing on, "Handle With Care", but not solo. He pairs with Roy at one point, and with two others at other points. For this first song by the band, Jeff really had his Producer hat on, and I think in deference to his heroes (Orbison, Harrison, and Dylan) and peers (Petty), he stayed back a bit and let them shine. However, Jeff does sing much more prominently in the next Wilburys' song you'll be doing, "End of the Line", which we're all looking forward to seeing you react to. :)
They all played acoustic guitar, Dylan [Lucky Wilbury] sang harmonica, Harrison [Nelson Wilbury] played slide of course (and electric) and Lynne [Otis Wilbury] played electric guitar, bass and drums. Tom Petty was Charlie T. Wilbury Jr and Roy Orbison was Lefty Wilbury. The myth is they were brothers with 1 father and 5 different mothers.
When this was played on a popular radio station, I would see people in their cars singing along with it. Such a snappy tune that put a smile on your face. Glad you reacted to this Harri. 👍👍
Definitely Bob on harmonica. They were a dream group. "Only the Lonely" was my favorite of my big brother's records when I was around 10. Like your reaction!!
Dylan is a deep well you really must explore one of these days, Harri. Maybe start with some of his early songs in folk/protest style, and follow his progression from there chronologically. You will be blown away by his poetic imagery and emotional force. Dylan is one of the true greats of 20th century music. He was a huge influence on John Lennon and the Beatles in general, and through them, on practically everyone else.
You made my day! These guys all together is dynamite. When I worked, my favorite wake-up song was Tom Petty's "Runnin' Down A Dream." If I heard that on the way to work, I knew it was going to be a great day! After 24 long years of being a co-owner, Vice President, my dad died, my mom died, and my older brother embezzled me out of quite a lot of money. I'm the last one of the family alive. Thanks from the bottom of my heart. Life has not been easy, but music has always been there to soothe me. Going to join as soon as I can ~Your friend, Gin
I suspect, with Roy and George in the studio, the others were willing the cede the lead singing, happy to do a choral chorus. End of The Line next. ?? 🥰🥰🇨🇦
Bob Dylan usually has Harmonica hanging around his neck . All my mom's family played Harmonica. Some played juice harp and a mandolin. They learned from their mother. Great reaction.
Harmonica?! That's the signature sound of George Harrison's slide-guitar style. Immediately recognizable to ...most of us of a certain age or musical exposure, I daresay. Drummer Jim Keltner is a longtime drummer to stars in his own right.✌😘🎶🎸🔥💎💎💎💎💎💎💞 Check out Roy's feature on the album, 'Not Alone', and the poignant video for 'End of the Line', the follow-up single, by which time Roy had already, tragically passed. George left us another 11-12 years later, Tom, just a few years ago.👋👋👋😥
In addition to their three hits "Handle With Care," "End of the Line," and "Wilbury Twist," the group also did a fantastic cover of Del Shannon's "Runaway."
After Roy Orbison died, Del Shannon was asked to join the group, & recorded Runaway with them. Unfortunately, he passed right after that, so it's the only recording he made with them.
They did a couple of albums, different guys took the lead on different songs. All of them are good. They all linked up as friends of friends. Tom brought Bob along, George brought Jeff. They all enjoyed the vibe and the company. Think Jeff was left to do most of the sound production afterwards. So it's got a bit of an ELO feel.
My granddaughter learned how to tap her feet when she was just year or two old to this song. She still loves them and can name them all at 5 years old.
Great reaction Harri . I’m so glad you got around to the traveling Wilburys and I’m so glad you know who all of them are. They were definitely a super group among super groups. Loved it thank you.😀👍❤️✌️🌼
Lovely to see you got around to The Travelling Wilburys Harri, How they came together was wonderful, talk about catching the flow. Jeff does sing in this, though Roy, George and Tom are more prominent with this song. Good reason for you checking the others.
Harri, watch the video for the song END OF THE LINE . Roy sings on it but he died before the video was shot They just had his guitar in an empty rocking chair
THERE WERE SOME GOOD VIDEO CLPS OF THESE GUYS HARRI, THEY'RE PRETTY FUNNY TOO :) ( LAST NIGHT ) IS ONE OF THEM, FUNNYYYY :) ( WILBURY TWIST ) IS ANOTHER. ANYWAY YEAH HARRI, INCREDIBLE TO HAVE GOTTEN THESE 5 TOGETHER, BUNCHA MASTER MUSICIANS ALLLLLL TOGETHER..
The Travelling Wilburys, great company indeed. Super Group. Listen to this band Dirty Mac - lead guitarist Eric Clapton, rhythm guitar and vocals John Lennon, bass Keith Richards, drummer Mitch Mitchell (from the Jimi Hendrix Experience). The group was formed for the The Rolling Stones TV show "Rock and Roll Circus" in 1968. It has never been shown on television. Dirty Mac played the song "Yer Blues" (freshly released in those days on the Beatles double white album). Breathtaking.
They each sung the lyrics separate, each time it got around to Roy ( Big O) the " Lonly " part would land at him each time, they were laughing about it because, it freaked them out each time that lyric hit Roy!
Don’t forget, one of the best drummers in the world, Jim Keltner !
As a kid I was ignorant and had no idea who Jeff was and why he was there with these guys that I idolized.
Roy had one of the most beautiful voices to ever grace the Earth. RIP George and Tom .
Oh my goodness. Incredible voice.
Oh Roy
And his death devastated so many people in some ways it was like losing Elvis all over again. And for those that want to know why they seem to get lumped together they used to tour together Roy would open up for Elvis. And Elvis want said that Roy had the voice of an Angel... and Elvis would be correct.
R.I.P. GEORGE,, ROY & TOM..THANKS FOR ALL YOU GAVE US..GONE BUT DEFINITELY NOT FORGOTTEN. 🙏 ❤
Oh I love a guy who appreciates the wonder of the talent in that room!!!!
“End of The Line” is a must hear if you’ve not heard it but everything by The Traveling Wiburys is great! How could that ensemble of talent make a bad song? Amazing on so many levels
Yeah. Their best song, in my opinion. A true masterpiece!
“End of the line” was their tribute to Roy Orbison after his death! Watch for the guitar in the rocking chair. Harry you have to hear it!!!!
Absolutely amazing track. Looking forward to that reaction. You will not regret it.
I still get teary-eyed listening to End of the Line because of the rocking chair and guitar, but they without a _shred of doubt_ made bad songs. Plural. Remember Cool Dry Place? I mean what the hell were they thinking LOL
Now you need to react to "End of the Line". Roy sings on the song, but the video was made after he passed away. Very touching.
Yeah the empty chair gets me every time 😢 RIP Roy, Tom and George 🙏♥️
So sad Roy was making a major comeback.
Ya he has reacted to it. Great suggestion!
And Jim Keltner on drums
Harrison : “ Give us some lyrics, you famous lyricist ! “
Dylan: “ What’s the title ?”
Harrison: “Handle With Care” ( after seeing a nearby box label )
YES! I saw that when they were writing it!
Honestly, all of their Wilbury songs are great! Can't go wrong with any of them!
The documentary Mr. Blue Sky is a grand history about Jeff Lynne's extraordinary career and explores the relationships the members of the Traveling Wilburys shared. FYI While not a member of the TW, Jim Keltner was the studio drummer on recordings and well worth checking out.
As Tom Petty said, " Roy is our ace in the hole". Incredible voice!!!
A Rare Gathering Of Musical Legends.
They wrote and recorded 10 songs in 10 days because that's all the time they had together because of their schedule. There is a documentary about the group
THE TRAVELLING WILBURYS were a true gift to all of us.
George is just great isn’t he? Sets up a meet with mates to knock out some music and look what happens! Love George’s voice
Just hope this band will be in heaven
You can't forget the drummer, Jim Keltner a great session drummer who played a lot on Beatles solo projects. Even Ringo's !
The best band ever! Learn more about them. We'll worth it.
More talent in this band than the latest top ten rock bands combined. Best male vocalist, Roy Orbison, best lyricist bob Dylan . . . it doesn't get better than this .
I love you dude such great vibes ❤️ keep up the good work
Love the Traveling Wilburys!
It was Bob Dylan on harmonica. Super Group for real!! All of my favorites in one Band!!!!!!
It is hard to believe 3 out of the 5 are gone. Such a great group.
Unbelievably George Harrison was in an even more 'SUPER' supergroup!
A lot of talent, no egos is why they were such a success.
Nothing but love for this amazing group of men...♡
This SuperMegaGroup is fantabulous, all their videos are marvelous not only for all the astonishing voices, but because it's evident they are having good fun making the videos as the very good friends they always were. I especially like from this one when their childhood photos are shown at the same time the guys are focused one by one, priceless!!!
What a bizarre collection of talent. A priviledge to have had them come together when they did and share their music. Golden.
It was bob d. on harmonica. You must check out " End Of The Line ", my favorite wilbury tune. Roy died shortly after the song was recorded. The video of the song pays tribute to him.
Look at the hands holding the harmonica, red shirt, black jacket. Roy Orbison.
I always like George's little sarcastic smile as he sings the line "Oh, the sweet smell of success"
since the song is kind of about all the hyping up and dissing down and general craziness projected at anyone who's a big name rock star/celebrity. But, of course, they're still just human underneath it all and would appreciate being handled with a bit more care...
The End of the Line is another reflective song, about dealing mentally with the inevitability of death.
I love how this band embraced ideas that come later in life, and made them rock!
"Reputation's changeable, situation's tolerable, baby you're adorable" = best life ever. :-)
Great reaction Harri. Have you reached to Roy Orbison and K.D. Lang Crying? It is beautiful. This was beautiful song.
A beautiful rendition by two beautiful singers, absolutely...
Love this song and The Traveling Wilburys! I smile every time I hear it! Fantastic song and reaction!
Jim Keltner is the session drummer.
Harrison needed a b side . Jeff Lynn was producing Harrison and Roy he needed a studio so they used Dylan's studio in his Malibu home Harrison's guitar was at Petty house so they all ended up together. The realized the song was too good for a B side so they decided to do an album
You're right. George handpicked friends to become the Traveling Wilburies, b/c he was enormously underappreciated in the Beatles. It's no wonder he wanted out!! Then he was finally able to release some of his stockpile of incredible music! So once he put out the phenomenal album "All Things Must Pass" he later handpicked friends where everybody was given the respect they deserved!
I swear every time I hear Roy Orbison's voice in any song I immediately become overcome with emotion and get goosebumps, great video!
Awesome job of recognizing all the band members.
Listen to End of the Line next, it's wonderful. Also - Jeff sang on quite a lot of their songs but really he is the production mastermind behind it all sounding so soothing and slick, it's the Jeff Lynne sound that he used on Tom Petty's Full Moon Fever, and many many other albums and songs
Jeff is my all time biggest crush! 😍
I also love Dylan's Scooter and the Monkey Man.
True. I would just add that George handpicked friends to become the Traveling Wilburies. He'd been enormously underappreciated in the Beatles, so no wonder he wanted out!!! That was the only way he could finally start putting out some of his stockpile of incredible music!! "All Things Must Pass", "Beware of Darkness" & "Isn't it a Pity" are a few that really deserve to be checked out. Everybody in the Traveling Wilburies was incredible in their own right, but without George they wouldn't exist!!
@@raenellefisher8514 ... It's actually "Tweeter and the Monkey Man". A very bizarre, "Dylanesque" song.
Spectacular! Blessed to have grown up with these guys working separately. And when they got together...my heart soared.
The two Traveling Wilbury's albums (Volume 1 and Volume 3, yes 3) are loads of fun. Many of the songs coming from all these talents sitting around tossing out lines. One of them "Tweeter and the Monkey Man" is just Dylan and Petty having a go a every Springsteen song title, theme, setting that came to mind. All in good fun.
That's ''Tweeter and the Monkey Man''.
@@wonkothesane8691 Thanks. A typo on my part, now corrected.
A real, true supergroup
Just a nod to Bob Dylan who was friends with George and worked with him on the writing of a song from All Things Must Pass and George covered if not for You, a great Dylan song on this album also
If you ever get a chance to see Jeff Lynn’s ELO you just may me fortunate enough to hear him play this song. He can sing the George and Roy part very well. Please do more of this fabulous group.
Tom Petty did "End of the Line" when I saw him in 2008. Loved it.
They all respected each other so much..
Jeff Lynne produced and co-wrote albums for George Harrison, Tom Petty, and Roy Orbison around that time. (Roy died soon after this, just as his career was beginning to flourish again. His bad heart finally gave out at 52.)
So glad George got these beasts together. The production, vocals, music, and writing is second to none. It's sad to think we only have two of them left. Such raw beautiful music.
Three, don't forget Jim Keltner the drummer.
awesome group of icons!
I’m just like you man. I can remember what I was doing on many occasions when a certain song played. Brings back many memories! The Traveling Wilburys are great. You will like!! Keep up the good work!
This song makes me so emotional! I cried because I was said that some of these fantastic performers have passed away,and I cried because I loved seeing them alive and loving this song so much! Thank you for great memories🙏
Best supergroup ever!
I love the Wilburys, what's not to love, a group with some of the best musicians ever together.
LOVE LOVE their drummer too
Love this group. Many iconic members. Just can't be beat.
I saw the Beatles in 1966 at Shay Stadium. Dig your grove Harrie I listen to all your reviews Your a righteous man and your empiric .
I've loved this song for a long time, nowadays I still have it in my playlist, fantastic group of people! Thanks for the react
Pound for pound, the greatest gathering of talent ever.
Great Stuff! All that huge talent together. Gotta love it! ♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
Harri, I'm so glad you reacted to the music video! I'm sure you can see now why I stressed the importance of that. Same thing goes for the next song from them, called, "End of the Line"...it is another visual treat, so the official music video is a must. The band was started when George Harrison hired Jeff Lynne to produce his album, Cloud 9. The two legends immediately became best friends, and during production George suggested to Jeff that they should start their own band. They discussed who they wanted in the band, what the band's name would be, and soon thereafter the supergroup was formed. Jeff does sing on, "Handle With Care", but not solo. He pairs with Roy at one point, and with two others at other points. For this first song by the band, Jeff really had his Producer hat on, and I think in deference to his heroes (Orbison, Harrison, and Dylan) and peers (Petty), he stayed back a bit and let them shine. However, Jeff does sing much more prominently in the next Wilburys' song you'll be doing, "End of the Line", which we're all looking forward to seeing you react to. :)
Good friends is a massive understatement, these people have had long standing relationships. George picked the best!
So glad you liked this. You said everything I might have yelled at another reactor. You know your stuff my friend. Love your channel!
They all played acoustic guitar, Dylan [Lucky Wilbury] sang harmonica, Harrison [Nelson Wilbury] played slide of course (and electric) and Lynne [Otis Wilbury] played electric guitar, bass and drums. Tom Petty was Charlie T. Wilbury Jr and Roy Orbison was Lefty Wilbury. The myth is they were brothers with 1 father and 5 different mothers.
Hahahaha 😅
When this was played on a popular radio station, I would see people in their cars singing along with it. Such a snappy tune that put a smile on your face. Glad you reacted to this Harri. 👍👍
Definitely Bob on harmonica. They were a dream group. "Only the Lonely" was my favorite of my big brother's records when I was around 10. Like your reaction!!
Dylan is a deep well you really must explore one of these days, Harri. Maybe start with some of his early songs in folk/protest style, and follow his progression from there chronologically. You will be blown away by his poetic imagery and emotional force. Dylan is one of the true greats of 20th century music. He was a huge influence on John Lennon and the Beatles in general, and through them, on practically everyone else.
You made my day! These guys all together is dynamite. When I worked, my favorite wake-up song was Tom Petty's "Runnin' Down A Dream." If I heard that on the way to work, I knew it was going to be a great day! After 24 long years of being a co-owner, Vice President, my dad died, my mom died, and my older brother embezzled me out of quite a lot of money. I'm the last one of the family alive. Thanks from the bottom of my heart. Life has not been easy, but music has always been there to soothe me. Going to join as soon as I can ~Your friend, Gin
I suspect, with Roy and George in the studio, the others were willing the cede the lead singing, happy to do a choral chorus. End of The Line next. ?? 🥰🥰🇨🇦
Too bad we lost so many of them 😭
Such a fantastic group that wasn't around very long
Read up on the making of this group. Just a bunch of extremely talented famous men having fun.
Bob Dylan usually has Harmonica hanging around his neck . All my mom's family played Harmonica. Some played juice harp and a mandolin. They learned from their mother. Great reaction.
Harmonica?! That's the signature sound of George Harrison's slide-guitar style. Immediately recognizable to ...most of us of a certain age or musical exposure, I daresay. Drummer Jim Keltner is a longtime drummer to stars in his own right.✌😘🎶🎸🔥💎💎💎💎💎💎💞
Check out Roy's feature on the album, 'Not Alone', and the poignant video for 'End of the Line', the follow-up single, by which time Roy had already, tragically passed. George left us another 11-12 years later, Tom, just a few years ago.👋👋👋😥
Great song great band. All great artist, s
In addition to their three hits "Handle With Care," "End of the Line," and "Wilbury Twist," the group also did a fantastic cover of Del Shannon's "Runaway."
Bonnie Raitt also does an awesome cover of “Runaway” ☮️♥️🤘🏼
The whole original Wilburys album was fantastic. Tweeter and The Monkey Man was classic Bob Dylan!
After Roy Orbison died, Del Shannon was asked to join the group, & recorded Runaway with them. Unfortunately, he passed right after that, so it's the only recording he made with them.
Thank you for being a lovely person. Hans in Japan.
They all sing. And then Roy blows them into the weeds. Always Roy. God bless you Roy my friend.
“End of the Line” is a must! The video was shot after Roy’s death but portrays a beautiful tribute to Roy.
Loved the Traveling Wilbury's! It was a fluke that they got together but they were all masters of music!
*Harri* another excellent reaction.! Talk about a *SUPERGROUP* !!! May I suggest doing *End of the line* whenever you revisit them bro...David .....
I love this guy, he seems like a proper sweet person.
They did a couple of albums, different guys took the lead on different songs. All of them are good. They all linked up as friends of friends. Tom brought Bob along, George brought Jeff. They all enjoyed the vibe and the company. Think Jeff was left to do most of the sound production afterwards. So it's got a bit of an ELO feel.
My granddaughter learned how to tap her feet when she was just year or two old to this song. She still loves them and can name them all at 5 years old.
I love George Harrison's lyrical guitar playing. Just like with the Beatles, his melodies are captivating and add so much to the song.
Great reaction Harri . I’m so glad you got around to the traveling Wilburys and I’m so glad you know who all of them are. They were definitely a super group among super groups. Loved it thank you.😀👍❤️✌️🌼
this is the biggest and best super group ever... find and read the story about this group it's almost as much fun as the group was brilliant!
This is rather heavenly Harri! That was the perfect description! 😇🌺✌️
THE BEST!! thanks Harri. love it
Love the Wilburys. And in the same vein check out the Jeff Lynne produced George Harrison song "This is Love."
Harri,can you imagine being George's son and see these guys in your kitchen just jammin.wonderful. they have four albums each a delight.
Lovely to see you got around to The Travelling Wilburys Harri, How they came together was wonderful, talk about catching the flow. Jeff does sing in this, though Roy, George and Tom are more prominent with this song. Good reason for you checking the others.
All of the songs are classic. I grew up with the two cds.
Keep going! RIP George, Roy and Tom.
Harri, watch the video for the song END OF THE LINE . Roy sings on it but he died before the video was shot They just had his guitar in an empty rocking chair
Right?
This response got my sub. Great stuff Harri, thanks.
I love your low chuckle of delight.
Great video, great reaction... I think they decided to record songs together when they knew they had Roy Orbison singing...✌😎💯
This was my first time seeing you on a reaction video, Harri, and I really enjoyed it. As the Terminator would say, "I'll be back!"
THERE WERE SOME GOOD VIDEO CLPS OF THESE GUYS HARRI, THEY'RE PRETTY FUNNY TOO :) ( LAST NIGHT ) IS ONE OF THEM, FUNNYYYY :) ( WILBURY TWIST ) IS ANOTHER. ANYWAY YEAH HARRI, INCREDIBLE TO HAVE GOTTEN THESE 5 TOGETHER, BUNCHA MASTER MUSICIANS ALLLLLL TOGETHER..
The Travelling Wilburys, great company indeed. Super Group.
Listen to this band Dirty Mac - lead guitarist Eric Clapton, rhythm guitar and vocals John Lennon, bass Keith Richards, drummer Mitch Mitchell (from the Jimi Hendrix Experience). The group was formed for the The Rolling Stones TV show "Rock and Roll Circus" in 1968. It has never been shown on television. Dirty Mac played the song "Yer Blues" (freshly released in those days on the Beatles double white album). Breathtaking.
They each sung the lyrics separate, each time it got around to Roy ( Big O) the " Lonly " part would land at him each time, they were laughing about it because, it freaked them out each time that lyric hit Roy!
I'd love to be a fly on the wall when they recorded this. What a supergroup! My favorite TW is Jeff Lynne of ELO.