ELO Sweet Talking Woman Reaction
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ELO is seriously legendary: Sweet Talkin' Woman, Mr. Blue Sky, Turn To Stone, Living Thing, Shine A Little Love, Telephone Line, Xanadu, Don't Bring Me Down. Those are the *minimum* songs you need to check out from them :)
Can we skip Xanadu and do "All Over the "World" or "Don't Walk Away" instead? 😉
Gotta include "Evil Woman" in that selection too!
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Don't forget Roll Over Beethoven and Showdown! ;)
@@unrulyjulie4382 I dunno, I really liked not only Olivia Newton-John's version from the movie, but then Jeff Lynne sings an amazing version of it too: th-cam.com/video/4siEWXsZBHM/w-d-xo.html
This was in the late 70’s & it’s still going strong. Jeff Lynne is still going strong today at 72. That wasn’t a perm, it’s his real hair. It’s tamer now, but he still has a full head of hair, a strong voice & gets better looking every year. ELO will always be an icon.
Jeff is still a hottie!!!
It's E-L-O, short for Electric Light Orchestra.
Thank you sir . Now i don't have to tell him.
It's sad that he didn't see them in there ptime . Like we did. AT LEST HE'S LISNING NOW. THAT'S COOL!!!
OH JEFF LYNNE IS A MUSICAL GENIUS.
Xactly
Steveo Gregg Agree
I was always amazed at how ELO blended all those different instruments together for such a unique and awesome sound. Creativity abounded in the 70s.
My favorite guy! Jeff Lynne musical genius. Wrote all musical parts, arranged and sang.
Electric Light Orchestra was a HUGE deal in the 70s and 80s. Don’t Bring Me Down is one of my favorites. It reminds me of being young, in the 5th grade and just some carefree days. They were on in the background of my life.
Damn right. I recall getting in trouble, around age 5 or 6, for sneaking out to my mother's 4-door LTD and running her battery down listening to ELO on the 8-track in her car. Habit forming.
MAINLY 70s period
The lead singer, Jeff Lynne, worked with many other artists. He even was part of a popular supergroup called The Traveling Wilburys, which also included George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, and Bob Dylan. “Handle Me with Care” is an upbeat song.
Summer of 1973, I was 14. Saturday morning cartoons were ours (the kids) until Soul Train ended out the morning. Then it was chore time. American Bandstand came on before Soul Train (cartoons were essentially over). Dick Clark introduced a 'new' band, Electric Light Orchestra from England. They played Roll Over Beethoven and Showdown. After hearing Showdown I felt like I'd just seen the new Beatles. It was so different (hadn't heard The Moody Blues yet). They were in a league of their own. Many awesome memories with these guys. ;-)
You a Moody fan? I have been since the first time I heard GO Now, when I was only 8 years old.
Had a cousin come stay with us one summer, early 70's. He was about 17 y.o. He'd just bought Days of Future Passed and played it all summer. Think I was about 12. When he was at work, I'd sneak into his room and play it for hours. Same summer, same cousin took me to see my first concert in Denver for my 12th birthday. The Jackson 5! Music was great back then. ;)
@@bustagutable it sure was! And we were lucky enough to have lived back then to hear it first hand. From ALL the music today (example: 1,000 songs) there MIGHT be 5 that I like. NOT a good ratio in today's music.
Described my Saturday exactly!!
You have not lived if you never heard E.L.O. .one of the greatest ever . Now this should take you to ..THE TRAVELING WILBURY'S who consisted of Jeff Lynne of ELO , George Harrison of The Beatles , Tom Petty , Bob Dillon , Roy Orbison...who got together and would produce 2 albums. BUT , Unrelated yet another Great would be MOODY BLUES.
Yeah just my thought the Willberrys
@@marietheresahughes7010 search the videos I think he has done them
Their first song, Handle With Care.
Probably the best of all time. That song you can hear all their individual music types in the way each has tuned their guitar.
Moody Blues would be something you would truly enjoy.
I was going to say something like this lol
ELO one word "BRILLIANT"
I LOVE ELO!!! My favorite band! John Lennon (from the Beatles) once called them "Sons of Beatles". BTW: Jeff Lynne did not have a perm. That is his natural hair and is still rockin a fro today at age 71! They will be doing another US Tour this year and sound better than ever!
@Ron ... Good on you! I am so jealous! 😉
Should be Sir Jeff Lynne by now,this track is taken from the superb 1977 album 'Out Of The Blue' if you've never heard of ELO then you just havn't lived,British Rock at it's most finest......oh and listen to the album from start to finish......
Quite agree with you
Hi just saying should try out the Traveling wilberrys
@@marietheresahughes7010 think they have been done
Yes the wilbury's we're brought together by Jeff and Tom and Jeffs solo album Armchair Theatre is a masterpiece......
The ladies only skate!! Holiday roller rink 1978! Ft.Worth, Texas ❤❤❤
Yes! Some ELO. Now on to Telephone Line and Mr. Blue Sky!
They're got a cool cover of Rollover Beethoven too.
YES Telephone Line!!
C'mon what about Evil Woman?
last train to london
@@ellenjones7819 That was next. Along with Turn to Stone and Showdown.
"Do Ya", "Turn To Stone", "Hold On Tight" are three more ELO songs everyone would enjoy.
What I love about this channel is how Ty sits and lets the music wash over him - he sits thru the intro and first verse, a little smile appears, then as the chorus breaks open, his head starts to bob in rhythm and he experiences the song the same way I did when I first heard it, way back when... he asks us about our first time hearing the song: for my generation, it was AM Radio. It reached us...
Can’t wait...ELO are legends, their music is Epic. When you reacted to Guitar gently weeps with Price, the lead singer Jeff, is the lead singer of ELO.
That version is so epic! Another great video is Jeff and Joe Walsh and Dhani Harrison (George Harrison's son) doing "Something" for a George Harrison Tribute Special. Please don't hate me when I say that to me it sounds almost better than the original by the Beatles. I REALLY LOVE JEFF'S VOICE!
Not at all, it’s all great!
And don't forget The Traveling Wilburys! I saw Jeff live last week and I almost cried during Handle With Care. Dhani sounds so much like his dad!
And yes, I've listened to this song over and over again, along with all of ELO's other many hits. They were my absolutely favorite band when I was in high school. I'm sure I wore out all my ELO cassette tapes.
great song. I like livin thing, telephone line, turn to stone and many others too.
One of the great bands from back in the day💖 I'm still stuck in the 70's when it comes to music. My favorite song by ELO is Don't Walk Away if you have never herd the song look it up on TH-cam it's beautiful 💕💕 Great reaction Ty👍
I love that one too ❤️!
It reminds me of watching the cartoon sequence on xanadu.
ME 2 AND IM STAYING IN THE 70s
Smoooooth. Love Electric Light Orchestra and Jeff Lynn solo. And I tell you this: Jeff Lynn never stopped rocking that afro. It has changed sizes from time to time, but he still basically has that afro.
Now it's looking a little worse for wear lol, I guess too many perms ruined it!
He always had afro hair. No perms
ELO is known for his hair style his fro it's awesome I am so thankful I was born in 1962 so I could grow up listening to this kind of music it's awesome
Can’t wait for this one! ELO was one of my favorites in the 70’s when I was growing up!!
Mine too....brings back memories
Me too
Me too
They are touring again this year
I'd have to say my all time favorite E.L.O track is "Waterfall." Just something about it.
This guy is genuinely a genius. So amazing and unique. Every song is luke opening a Christmas present!!!!!!
Btw your as cute as they come. Love me a man that loves Jesus.
My favorite band. Jeff Lynne is a genius.
Totally agree... love Jeff Lynn!
Bought this single when it was released and was pleasantly shocked to find out it was on pink vinyl. Being a music lover and too young to have a job, I'd save up my lunch money all week to go to the local record store and purchase a couple of 45 rpm records. Money well spent....no regrets.
Please do "Scarborough Fair/Canticle" by Simon & Garfunkel and "Nights in White Satin" by the Moody Blues. Both are from the 1960's and still give me chills to this day.
Love this tune as always ! Did the same also ! Work after school in high school then . After basketball practice one day my friend who was a senior that year ! He said ! Hey Roger checkout this tune ! Cause he knew I love music ! When I heard it ! I went Whoa !!!WOW !!! Went out and bought that album that Saturday! Thought I share that moment! You have a great day in the Sun 🌞 and in the world of great music 🎶🎶🎶🎶👋😎🎹🎸💿🔊🎶🎶🎶
Another ground-breaking band! Awesome, Jeff Lynne is amazing! Get to know him!! They used orchestral music and opera and everything in their music. I love it. Jeff Lynne's fro is real as if Don Henley's in The Eagles. I grew up listening to ELO. When we first heard them on the radio in Canada, we flipped and had to run out and buy the 45s at Stedman's store! "Rockaria", "Evil Woman," "Don't Bring Me Down," "Telephone Line," "Livin' Thing," "Turn to Stone," "Strange Magic," and so on....
This was ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA, and believe it or Not, this was the late 70's!! This has always been my Fav. ELO song!🎶
Electric Light Orchestra great band.
ELO, Can't get it out of my head.
Damn, I had that song stuck in my head all day, and now its back in there!
Sarah Kinsey midnight on the water
Queen_Of_Cups across the border and so fine
I have owned this album on 8-track, cassette, vinyl, CD, and digital download. Got rid of the 8-track and cassette, but still have the others. The whole album is just great.
Same.
Starting with the incredible album cover!
1977.
ELO is my favorite 70's rock band! ALL of their songs are awesome, but I love horns and and orchestra.
Yes! I loved ELO as kid in the 70s - Jeff Lynne has the coolest voice, plus they made orchestral instruments and music cool. So many favourite songs: Roll Over Beethoven, Rockaria, Livin' Thing, Don't Bring Me Down, Hold on Tight, Rock N Roll is King, etc.... And yeah, I loved him in the Travelling Wilburys too.
I'm glad it made you smile, Mr Renaissance Man! The Electric Light Orchestra (E.L.O. for short) emerged in the early seventies. Some people say they carried on where The Beatles left off. As their name suggests they used orchestral instruments, and they had their biggest hits from 1976 to 1981.
ELO was one of my favorite groups back in the '70s when I was young. But my all time favorite group is still the Moody Blues.
Yes. My mom had a lot of their records, that's what I grew up with.
I love Procession/Story in your eyes
Love ELO and the Moody Blues. Saw them live three times, amazing performers. I loved Justin.
MRM needs to dedicate an entire Tuuuuuuuuuesday Aaaaaafternoon to listen to the Moody Blues.
My Dad was a musician (guitar, piano, accordion) and exposed us to all kinds of music while growing up. ELO, Beatles, Buddy Holly, Linda Ronstadt, Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash, JC Superstar, Elvis, Creedence, The Jacksons, Otis Redding, ABBA, Earth Wind & Fire... You name it. All artists have a song that triggers a memory from somewhere, some time, somehow...
One of the best bands of the era. And the music still holds up.
Saw them in Hawaii I believe in 75/76. Was a great concert. When you hear these 70's songs again, the flood gate's open and all these memories come rushing back in. Wonderful innocent times.
I went to see them in concert last year, Manchester, England, fabulous, they are touring again this year, can't wait
Loved this group from the 70s. I'm also from Manchester nice to see another Mancunian on here.
@@deborahwhitney837 hello from Macclesfield, near neighbours
This band started as *Electric Light Orchestra.* Since they used strings in their songs. Then Jeff Lynne shorten the name to *ELO.* After this album *("Out of the Blue" which the song "Sweet Talking Woman"* came from) was the last album Lynne put in strings & turned to synthesizers sound until 1986 when Lynne disbanded ELO. *Lynne put together another Electric Light Orchestra group in 2014.* Between *1989 until 2000,* original founding member *Bev Bevan (drummer)* put together his version of the band called *Electric Light Orchestra, Part 2,* then to *ELO, Part 2.* When Bevan left in 1999, the remaining members became *The Orchestra* & touring today.
Jeff Lynne has a version out today as *Jeff Lynne's ELO.*
I admire how you are open for anything and for the fact that you truly are reacting and getting into what you are listening to, well done and you have a new subscriber.
One for sure: “Turn the Page” by Bob Seager. Eyes must be closed throughout the song...great road trip music.
Think that should of said Turn To Stone
Road trip? with your eyes closed? you are living on the edge man, I give you that!
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Don’t drive with your eyes closed.
Road trip with your eyes closed?
Queen will always be my favourite group 👑but then it has to be ELO the magnificent Jeff Lynn singer songwriter and producer ❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
These songs all came out in the 70s. I was born in 1970 and used to sing along and had absolutely no clue what any of it meant. I just loved it. The music of the 70s was IMO the best decade we've ever had (of course I am biased) but everything was more fun back then. ELO was all part of it. We used to hear it a lot on the radio in the car and always sung along with mum. I loved how musical ELOs music was.
Living Thing...Mister Blueskies....Night in the City....wild west hero....so MANY ELO songs. SO MANY!
Just now hearing your reaction to ELO and I loved watching you smile throughout their performance. Great Reaction! They were such a great orchestral band to listen to bk when I was a teenager. The two very popular songs of theirs that frequently played on the radio in my home town were Evil Woman and Telephone Line. Classic songs!
It is now called Jeff Lynne's ELO and has with great success been touring the UK and the states these last few years and I think will be touring the states again this year, Ty if you can get to see them as I have they are still good today as they were but sadly there are only two original members left in this current guise, Jef Lynne and keyboardist Rlchard Tandy who recently has been ill.
Love E L O ( Electric Light Orchestra)! My older brother used to listen to them and I guess I used to sit and listen with him! Great band! Thanks for reacting ! Love your channel! Stay safe! From Australia.
Should do “Evil Women” by E L O
That's what I called my mother.
I grew up in the seventies and this is one of my favorite songs from the era. My 10 year old son loves this song, and he learned to play it on the keyboard because he knew it was one of my favorite songs. ELO was a great band.
One of my favorite groups in the 70's, love his song, their music had such a full sound, almost an orchestral quality, could just crank up the volume and be surrounded by the sound.
Almost an orchestra? He had a full orchestra behind him !! Clue in the name ...
From ELO album Out Of The Blue. They sold between 10 M and 15M copies...The album is from 1977 and their concerts are always the best in the world Wembley, Hyde Park and all the others...
Rock Aria is the best ELO song ,intro gaff and all.Best Album title A New Worlds Record,cracks me up every time 😂
I was a kid listening to them on my 8 track/radio. Their music has always been a orchestra sound. They came out in the early 1970s. Their music is unique. Those were the times of great music.
I love ELO. It's from my high school days, mid 70s. And, he's still got a little fro!
"All Over the World" or "I'm Alive" or "Fire on High"--Love ELO! You know it's ELO, but the songs are so different.
Boy Blue, Raining All Over The World and the epic 8 minute version of Chuck Berry's Roll Over Beethoven. It's hard to beat the Electric Light Orchestra!
I used to listen to ELO as a kid back in the 70's. Mike Edwards was one of the cello players on that video. He was killed in 2012 when a cylindrical hay bail rolled down a hill and hit the van he was driving. Such an influential group for many bands and Jeff Lynn is one hell of a song writer.
Try Turn to Stone next...it's a total groover.
One of the great English bands from the 70’s. Love them.
E L O Electric Light Orchestra 😁
mid 70's
I was a teen....I loved E L O
Ty, it ws 1975 at Madison Square Garden NYC & ELO had one of the greatest entrances I ever saw, The music started and the stage opened to a flying Saucer that slowly opened up to a stage with laser lights all around and the band was playing in the saucer stage.
Yes!! I was ten when this came out (1978). My parents bought this for me on vinyl. Please do Don't bring me down and Mr Blue Sky by E.L.O. next....i think you will enjoy them. If you have reacted to the Travelling Wilburys, the singer Jeff Lynne from ELO is one member of that super group.
I was in High School when this song was a MAJOR Hit!
In the mid to late 1970's!
I love it! And ELO!
Great job, MRMan!!!
Keep up the awesome work!
I AM, a subscriber!
haven't heard that song for many years! . think i will go out and buy that cd
Good memories of when I started listening to the radio in the late 70's as a young teen and they were on the radio quite a bit. I always liked their harmonies and nice songs.
"Evil Woman" is one of their trademark songs and one of their early hits, later sampled by Daft Punk for their song "Face To Face". Please check "Evil Woman" out. :)
ELO (Electric Light Orchestra) was one of my favorite bands back in the day, along with the Beatles, the Eagles, Queen, and Stevie Wonder. ELO was at the top of the charts for at least a decade. They were SO good, with Jeff Lynne being a perfectionist who oversaw everything -- from the writing to the recording. You can search for a very long time and never find a 'bad' song by E.L.O.
Electric Light Orchestra (ELO)
You will LOVE “Can’t Get It Out Of My Head”. It’s absolutely gorgeous!
This was 1977....I was 11 and OMG we got something new called "cable tv" and "Home Box Office" where they played ELO in concert, much to my delight
Jeff Lynne went on to form the band Traveling Wilburys with Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, George Harrison and Bob Dillon.
FIFY: Bob Dylan
Found this! Brought me back to high school when I saw E.L.O. live at UM in 1976! Outdoor concert with a light show! Fun times! 🎻
I LOVE ELO it's about time they get some love!
Def in the 80’s... Lynn and ELO was one of the biggest acts in the world. Mix of pop, rock and classical.
Prob their most longevity comes from Mr. Blue Sky, which has been in commercials and movies, and is just one heck of an uplifting, fun song.
They are still touring, and still amazing.
Love Telephone Line from them!!
ELO (short for Electric Light Orchestra) was HUGE in the 70's, with MANY hit songs. This song came out in 1977 when I was 10. Reminds me of the skating rink. YES, white guys were sporting afro's in those days. Long hair on guys was very popular then and if you had really curly hair and were white, this is what your hair would look like...some may have gotten perms because of it's popularity in those days, but some, it's all natural.
I was excited about this one!! Love them!!
My brother & Sister were always listening to ELO. Brings a lot of memories to mind. ☺️
Great video man! Love your stuff
Jeff Lynne is a god of songwriting, producing, he was at the apex in the 1980s of his career. ELO still performs today, 2019. This group had the "IT" factor that provided a great sound with great lyrics.
Popular at college in 1975
I think this was made in 1976. It was a song/album that my older brother had, and I was heavily influenced by his interests at the time. I stayed with him on his air force base for a spell, and the album art was what first interested me; kind of a mix of the old Wurlitzer jukeboxes, and futuristic space flight. Listening to the entire album was what made me love the music. It was eclectic, briskly paced, and the harmonies soothed and energized. After that, I looked for anything associated with E.L.O. especially a movie Xanadu (a story-light musical dance movie from 1980) which highlighted mostly E.L.O. music.
It might be of importance to note that the primary member of E.L.O. was Jeff Lynne, who was associated with Tom Petty (and the Heartbreakers), and George Harrison (The Beatles) and eventually they combined (with other noteworthy musicians) to form the musical group, The Traveling Wilbury's.
Jeff Lynne great voice.
This song, Or, Just ELO period reminds me when my wife and I just got married back in 1976, Jeff Lynn is the guy with the Afro, He still has one to this day, He just tamed it down in his old age, I got to see them live in concert around 1975/76, Outstanding!!
Lol! You're doing this on purpose aren't you. Messing with us by mispronouncing the names of famous bands.
It's E.L.O. (Electric Light Orchestra)
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It's E.L.O. for Electric Light Orchestra....this band had it all...power ballads great vocals and harmonies...seen them live and man was it awesome...every song they do is a great song...they put everything they have into everything they do....this was the 70s early 80s...I rocked out to this going into my teen years....
Oh Mr MRM I'm proper excited about this one
LOL! Great songs by ELO. Evil Woman.
@@captainprototype187 I love their music, my era growing up in the 70 's
@@yvetteadshead4212 This is Captain Prototype. I know this song from when I was a kid. The 70s had a lot of cool music from all different styles. Glad I was there to infuse myself with it. I missed the live reaction, lol...
@@captainprototype187 I made the effort and got up at the ungodly time, it went very quickly but worth the it, loved it x
The 1970's had so many groups that were impeccable when it came to studio recording resulting in that smooth and full sound. ELO, Boston, Steely Dan, The Doobie Brothers, Fleetwood Mac, Earth Wind and Fire, Steve Miller Band, Chicago, The Who, etc. the musicianship was off the charts.
Thanks for jogging some of my old memories from back in the 70's with these great tunes. God bless brother.
1977. One of my top three favorite albums. I moved to Florida, got my AA degree, met and married my wife, had children and life has only gotten better!
I love this song because they are a great band, and they bring back great memories! I have a picture of my sisters before prom and her date is 6'4" and RED hair and sporting the biggest FRO you ever saw! In the 70's everything was about natural....hence natural hair, I even knew people that would perm their hair to have a fro.....70's was black power...everyone was digging it!
Anything by ELO takes me back to the days of dating my boyfriend in the 1979. We got married in 1984. Been together 40 years...Many good memories of ELO songs. Makes me smile every time I hear their music, and the time just rolls back.
ELO sound as great today as they did back in the 70’s. Sheer class
When ELO were popular in the '70's many people thought they were a front for the Beatles, since they sounded so similar.
Mid 1970's. Electric Light Orchestra. They had a bunch of hits. When they were really jammin, they would switch out playing instruments in the middle of the song without skipping a beat. They were legend for their light shows as well.
E.L.O. was a band that I remembered, when I was growing up. It takes me back hanging out with my cousin's over the summer vacations. Swimming, horseback riding and just handing around doing what kids would do over the summer vacation. Good memories. Then later on as i gotten older. My last summer with my cousin (may she rest in peace). Her and I took a challenge with each other who could name the song and the groups who sang them. Of course I won...lol. But I will always remember my time with her, not knowing that would've been my last summer with her.
ELO was active touring and recording from 1972 to 1986. This particular song, Sweet Talkin' Woman, was recorded in 1978 and was on the Out of the Blue LP.
Jeff Lynne, songwriter, multi instrumentalist and a gorgeous voice; how I miss ELO, I wish they were starting over again !
Great 70's band lead by Jeff Lynn who later was one of the Travelling Wilbury's. Very talented and highly respected musician from the Midlands in the U.K.
Kansas - All we Are Is Dust In The Wind. A song about how time goes by so quickly. Beautiful song
Mr Blue Sky by ELO makes me happy. My mom played their music all the time as I was growing up. Thank you for the good memories.
I love ELO--- always gave great concerts!