ELO - SWEET TALKIN WOMAN | REACTION
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Jeff Lynne is a musical genius.
Jeff Lynne is a genius. Excellent songwriter and musician. ELO is awesome! So many hits!
ELO,always good.
The mixture of orchestral music and rock/guitar was actually something the Beatles perfected. I love ELO and never realized how much similarity they have to the Beatles (vocals, orchestra, melodic quality) until someone commented on how they've often been described as a more modernized version of the Beatles. A great example can be heard by the Beatles in "Across the Universe" from 1970.
Hmm, I dont think the Beatles did perfect the orchestra thing......... The contentious strings on Across the Universe were added by Phil Spector, and removed for Let It Be Naked. Even John Lennon loved ELO and said they were doing things even the Beatles never did, and called them the 'Sons of the Beatles'.. ELO were inspired by I'm the Walrus, but took the orchestral thing to a new level
How great is Jeff Lynne!! Try Their "Do Ya" next!!
Evil Woman, Livin Thing, Confusion, Wild West Hero, Last train to London, the list goes on ❤️❤️❤️
Wild West Hero doesn't get much love, apparently it's not so famous in America.
I love how ELO songs all sound so different yet so similar at the same time
One of my favorite bands, ❤ thanks 😊
Brilliant start to the weekend fab elo thanks for review now i must go listen to my sweet talking woman ❤
One of the first songs I ever heard by this band. My mom loved them.
This was a huge hit from the "Out Of The Blue" double album. Jeff Lynne wrote about fourteen of the songs in two weeks. A fantastic album.
ELO is the brain-child of Jeff Lynne, a close friend of George Harrison, who greatly influenced him. Lynne wrote Beatles-style Pop songs and added a light (or "lite") orchestra section -- 2 cellos & a violin. So, the name of the band is a play on words; "electric" instruments and a "light orchestra". They were definitely unique in the 1970s.
They also were known for using lasers (electric lights?) which was new at the time. Just my guess since I saw them twice and was really awed by the lasers bouncing off their instruments into the sky and hitting stars and the moon (saw them outdoors 1st time) So cool!
Lynne produced George's big comeback album, Cloud Nine, and then they joined up in the Travelling Wilburys
Actually, it is the brain-child of Roy Wood, the man who co-founded ELO with Jeff Lynne. Roy left the band after two albums, amicably, but likely due to the fact that Jeff's songwriting was taking off and taking over. Jeff's direction was gravitating towards the mainstream, whereas Roy seemed solely driven by the appeal of avant garde experimentation. But if you're talking about the band's concept, it was the brain-child of Roy Wood. Roy is also the one who named the band. Light orchestras (as opposed to full orchestras) were all over England at the time, and he wanted to combine their cello/violin sound with electric guitar, electric bass--the traditional instruments of a rock 'n roll band. Roy was in a band called, The Move. Jeff was in another band called, The Idle Race. Both of which were enjoying success--in England, that is. Roy had been recruiting Jeff for a while to join The Move, first asking him to come aboard in 1969. Jeff declined. But they stayed in touch, and when Roy asked Jeff to join The Move a year later in '70, Jeff was still not interested. And that's when Roy hit him with it. He said it would just be for a short while, as he's got an idea for a new band, and explained the concept to Jeff. Jeff's mind lit up, thrilled by the possibilities, and he told Roy he would join The Move but only on the condition that they get to work immediately on creating this Electric Light Orchestra. The deal was made, and the rest was history.
You know you got the 'sweet' spot when our man dances.
These guys would play their cellos behind their backs like Hendrix did with his guitar during their live shows. Incredible show
John Lennon said that if the Beatles stayed together in the 70s they would sound like ELO
Love, love this tune.
I grew up with this sound. 1976, a Freshman in High school. And these guys the Biggest Afros on anybody! Period! Go back and watch this video back in the day.
I love the guitar in the background!
I was lucky enough to see them in concert back in the 70's, oh what a night. I had several of their albumns and passed them down to my son who is also a big fan.
Hi Chod- Really Love the selections today. ELO is a great band- Jeff Lyne’s voice is still great today as it was 45 years ago. Another great band from that era with iconic harmonies is Jefferson Starship before they became Starship in the 80s. Suggest the following for your listening pleasure; Count on Me, Miracles, Runaway, or With Your Love.
I would recommend Chod paying close attention to the lyrics of Miracles
Ahh! 2 in a row. Lovin ELO.
"Strange Magic" by ELO, is quite a haunting, enchanting pop song. "Turn to Stone" is a banger too!
Another rock band that has extensive use of the violin is Kansas. Their original violinist, Robbie Steinhardt passed away recently.
Hey, you have to turn your volume up please. Do "Showdown from ELO. Promise you will love it.
The Moody Blues were known to usually perform with an orchestra at their concerts, of which I went to many. The band didn't have a violinist, but they had a flautist, Ray Thomas and then when he passed, a woman Norda Mullen. Check out: "Nights in White Satin", "Long Highway", "Blue Guitar" and "Veteran Cosmic Rocker" by the Moody Blues.
Check out "The Jungle", "The Whale" and "I Can't Get It Out Of My Head" by ELO. :-)
Deep rabbit hole for this fantastic band!
Now you have to do Evil Woman by ELO
As I'm sure has been mentioned, ELO is what the Beatles might have sounded like if they'd stayed together. Not to mention the close connection between the bands, especially Jeff Lynn and George Harrison
Great songs from this group
"Rockaria" is a banger!!!
That's one of my most fave ELO rockers!
"And I thought I saw the Mayor there, but I wasn't really sure."
;)
Jeff Lynne and the Beatles were friends and ELO used a lot of their recording styles and later when the super group The Traveling Wilburys formed Jeff Lynne and George Harrison were two of the members
Put ELO's "Strange Magic" on your Covid playlist. It's such a beautiful chill song.
I love the sound of strings. I also love Prog rock most groups you already know Pink Floyd, The Moody Blues and The Alan Parsons Project are just a few examples of orchestra mixed with prog rock sound! 💜
You mentioned some great bands there, Camel is another of my favourites.
@@keithjones6023 how about Emerson Lake and Palmer? And when Greg Lake was with King Crimson.
@@mellymom1121 Trilogy is a great album, must admit that's the only one I've got! 😕
King Crimson....Easy Money....Larks Tongue in Aspic album.Please listen to this bro.
You nailed that reaction- it is such a cheerful song- I always find myself moving and grooving midway through. It never fails to put a smile on my face. I was worried by your thumbnail that you didn’t like Sweet Talking Woman, and I couldn’t guess why you wouldn’t like it.
For a REALLY feel- good song to help you forget COVID- give ELO All Over The World a reaction. Can’t think of what other songs would be on that playlist, but this would be the first on a list.
I, too, thought he was going to dislike the song, based on his facial expression on the thumbnail. Glad it wasn't the case.
Also, I agree about ELO's "All Over the World." Good suggestion.
It's definitely a classic and famous, if I had a criticism it would be that it's relatively repetitive.
I became a lifelong fan when this song and Turn to Stone came out. '77, I believe....
Haven’t heard this in a long time. Thanks,
ELO is more my generation music, so an honest mistake pronouncing their initials is actually kinda cute... they were pretty popular during the 70's 😎✌️✌️ I still 💛 their music... thanks for playing 😉
Love your thoughtful approach to reacting. Not just a hype for the camera, but true feelings. Awesome.
For a Covid top 5...hmm, always tough. But, I'd say...
1. This Will Our Year - Zombies
2. Feelin' Alright - Joe Cocker
3. Madman Across the Water - Elton John
4. SWLABR - Cream
5. Sunny Afternoon - The Kinks
Gotta do "Rockaria" Excellent!!
One of my favorite songs ❤️ great reaction!
Here's a early 70's rock band grand funk railroad their song some kinda of wonderful. It's a tribute to your girl
ELO are an amazing band! Just brilliant
All my life I've wanted to see a reaction to e.l.o shine a little love. Can you make my dream come true?
The Thumbnail on this reaction scared me! I was thinking “Oh no, he didn’t like it, but it’s such a good song!” I’m happy to see I was wrong about the thumbnail. What I really like about ELO is HOW they mix genres. You get Rock, Classical, Blues, Disco and even Jazz at times. THIS is a group that was HEAVILY influenced by The Beatles. Fearless in how they execute different sounds and concepts to produce GREAT MUSIC!
He's awesome!!!
You have got to give Fire On High a listen. You will not be disappointed.
Oh Your Going To Like This One !
The movie Xanadu is based around ELO music. Good stuff
I still have my blue vinyl pressing of this album... I had a blast with some of these guys in January 1980 working on music videos for 4 songs from this record... ah, memories.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Roll Over Beethoven will rock your socks off
Don't try to anticipate what the song will be if you have never heard before. You never know what the sound and lyrics will be, except great.
ELO are song craftsman. Jeff Lynne knows how to really structure a song like an architect crafts a house design.
Mutt Lange used part of the beginning to write Do You Believe in Love. Jeff Lynne permitted it.
Suggested video: Huey Lewis. Do You Believe in Love.
Many great ELO songs.
Suggested next ELO song: Evil Woman.
Jeff Lynne wrote/produced with/for Olivia Newton John, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, Bryan Adams, The Beatles. Jeff is a founder/cowriter/coproducer of The Traveking Wilburys.
Suggested Jeff Lynne cowritten song: Tom Petty performs I Won't Back Down.
🎸👨🎤
Scratch Evil Woman.
Well said.
I hope more people add a list. I always enjoy looking at the comments when people make there list. I am also glad you have a theme this time. Hope you ask for more list with themes. Here is my list:
Magic Power- Triumph
Kiss Me Deadly -Lita Ford
I feel lucky - Mary Chapin Carpenter
Disappear- INXS
Beautiful Day- U2
Of course I had to cut it down.
I remember my sister had this single on a purple 45. And did you ask for another list? A list with a theme. Cool. But so far I don't see any lists. I will be back with a list and see what others have. I always find them interesting.
Here are some songs that never fail to cheer me up and get me moving. Don't get me Wrong - Pretenders, Hot Legs - Rod Stewart, My Own Way to Rock - Burton Cummings, Roll With It - Steve Winwood, Soul Man - Blues Brothers, Hold on, I'm Coming - Sam and Dave, Hazy Shade of Winter - The Bangles.....for starters....lol.
I've got a suggestion, don't know if you've heard Down in the Bunker by Steve Gibbons Band? Great song to make you smile ☺ Another one is Little Does She Know by Kursaal Flyers, very humourous lyrics, and a great tune.
One of my favorite ELO songs. Jeff Lynne is bonkers.
Top 5 Covid songs....."The Bones" by Maren Morris(Live at the 2021 Grammys version)........................"One" by Three Dog Night(studio version)........."Black Like Me" by Mickey Guyton(Live at the Grammys version)..... "You Are A Sky Full of Stars" by Coldplay(studio version)......"California Soul" by The 5th Dimension(studio version)
Gimme more violin please lol 😂 jk
COVID Playlist 5 songs
Deep Purple - Space Truckin
Deep Purple - Highway Star
UFO- Lights out in London
Tom petty and the heartbreakers- Don’t do me like that
Ted nugent - Storm troopin
Just to name a few. I’m so glad I’m old enough to have roller skated to ELO 😂
Fire On High is an early ELO masterpiece. Bev Bevan on drums at his finest. I know what you like. You will not be disappointed.
Jeff Lynne is a genius and sounds just as good live even at the age of 74. You should listen to 'All Over The World' mashups. It is a great song.
the violin and Cello as far as rock was a 70s thing. It kicked of with the British folk revival that had it's own strain of folk rock ( Fairport Convention , Steeleye Span, Al Stewart Etc ) but the actual first time strings were used in western pop music was the original 1960s soul era, The Drifters Etc
A song that could be used in a movie, where they progress to the point everyone is dancing at the end, well: XANADU!
Bread "Guitar Man"
Shawn James "That's Life"
Climax Blues Band "Couldn't get it right"
Lynyrd Skynyrd "I Need You"
B.W. Stevenson "Shambala"
Rockaria or Do Ya next please.
My Covid playlist:
Half A Mile Away - Billy Joel,
Boy In The Bubble - Paul Simon,
Good Times - Hoodoo Gurus,
Perfect World - Huey Lewis and the News,
I Don't Want To Go Home - Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes.
Half A Mile Away???
My God man, thank you!!!! I haven't listened to that in over a decade. What a great song, and album!! I bought a 4 CD set when I was 14. Piano Man, 52nd St., The Stranger, and An Innocent Man for $20!! Instantly hooked.
@@tonyberezowski7859 - I always say the toughest job in the music industry was choosing which Billy Joel songs to release as singles. Half A Mile Away, Stiletto, Until The Night, Rosalinda's Eyes, and Zanzibar are all as good a choice as Honesty, Big Shot, or My Life. Easily.
@@tanisdevelopment , couldn't agree more. Rosalinda is one of my faves by him, hands down. Until the Night is my least favourite on there and its amazing!
Kansas had a violin player.
Just passed away.
It's Classical fused with Rock
You got to wear earplugs. Don't play music too loud either. You don't want to lose your hearing. I always protected my ears, but I know people who didn't and they're reading lips now.
I used to use earphones to listen to music in my last job, probably playing it a little bit too loud. My wife reckons it has made me a little bit deaf, l'd disagree, but then l would wouldn't l? 😌
Chod, oh it gets better the deeper you go. Do "So Fine" seriously.
Go LIVE!!! HYDE PARK ...London Phil Strings!! All Over the world///or Showdown
Have you done "Tightrope" yet? You may have.. I am not sure.
I know I'll be blasted but, I'll take any Jeff Lynne product over the Beatles...
Agree 100% 👍😊
Reaction to Fire on High by E.L.O
Several progressive rock and fusion bands use the violin.
Tightrope ELO,dammed if I do Alan Parsons project, Right next door Robert Cray, Don’t worry baby Beach Boys, Nights in white satin Moody Blues
Violin in rock? Try the live version of 'Hideaway' by Cockney Rebel.
Great song!
can you do a reaction to Hard to Make a Stand by Sheryl Crow
If you dont like this song you have no soul
You should have watched the live performance.
I used to love waiting till the end for your reactions. It must just be me??!!?? I can't hear you!
Try ….ROCKARIA….that will confuse you
Late 70's rock radio staple. (not their best work)
I agree not their best song but still a hell of a lot better than most of the stuff they call music today!
@@sharongranger5860 That's true of every era - the past was always better than "today". In 30 years, you'll look back fondly to the 2020's... ;)
IT IS GREAT THAT YOU ARE REACTING TO ELO BUT YOU HAVE NOT REACTED TO ANY OF THE EARLY STUFF THAT WAS BETTER THAN THE COMMERCIAL STUFF SO WHY DONT YOU GO OFF THE SAFE COMMERCIAL STUFF AND LIVE LIFE DANGEROUSLY TRY SOME EARLY ELO LIKE 10538 OVATURE, I CAN'T GET IT OUT OF MY HEAD, OR MAMA THAT SHOW ANOTHER SIDE OF ELO.
Sorry bro, but I have to unsubscribe after losing all hope of seeing you react to what is happening on the music scene today. While other reactors are promoting new singers and new songs, you seem to dwell on music legends of the 20th cetury and which you can really add nothing that hasn't already been said about them. Maybe you just want to please a certain audience, but that is not my cup of tea. Sorry again!
I'm curious. Why do you have to announce that you are unsubscribing? And there are plenty of reactors reacting to 20th century music and I think Chod adds something new. If you have listened to his reactions, many times he says he doesn't like a lot of the new music and he also knows a lot of the new music. Maybe he does want to please a certain audience, which might be himself. So what. So do the reactors that are promoting new singers, which I don't know who they are and don't care. Maybe you are one of these new singers. But what I'm more curious about is why I'm even replying. Maybe it is because my mom beat me up, or the cat is snoring to loud and I can't sleep or why do people have to announce why they are unsubscribing.
Buh-bye.