Electric Light Orchestra ELO - Live on Air 1972

Lynne's sleek symphonic pop pastiche of his 50s and 60s musical heroes has inevitably stood the test of time the legacy and success of the Electric Light Orchestra. Born on the same West Midlands streets that Moody Blues and Black Sabbath, ELO concocted an altogether different beast where progressive pop symphonic rock to create a global success story. These early performances offer a rare glimpse into what the vision was for the Electric Light Orchestra and the journey thereafter with two extremely gifted songwriters rewriting their own destinies in the process.

Sounds of the 70s, BBC Studios, Birmingham 14th February 1972 BBC radio. Hosted by Bob Harris

1. 10538 OVERTURE
2. NELLIE TAKES HER BOW (WITH INTERVIEW)
3. BATTLE OF MARSTON MOOR (JULY 2nd, 1644)

BBC Studios, London, 1st November 1972 BBC radio
4. ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN
5. KUIAMA

Granada TV Studios, Manchester, 20th June 1972 Granada TV
6. QUEEN OF THE HOURS
7. JEFF'S BOOGIE NO.2 (AKA IN OLD ENGLAND TOWN-BOOGIE NO.2)
8. WHISPER IN THE NIGHT
9. GREAT BALLS OF FIRE
10. 10538 OVERTURE
11. INTERVIEW WITH JEFF LYNNE (2nd February 1972)
12. INTERVIEW WITH ROY WOOD (2nd February 1972)