Jeff Lynne Anthology

I baptized my new lap top w coffee.

Fortunately it was black as sugar erodes and o got it out quickly.

Shardender, I wasn’t joking on the post.

Artists watch.

Most have a lot of free time and get e notifications etc.

Some very weird ones might not but most do. Celebs the same.

 

Rob Caiger I don't think the loophole (which sees lots of American radio broadcasts for sale here) is applicable. Anyway, checking it out but we'll have everything covered properly on the boxset for which the band will be paid. More soon...

Latest from Rob Via a Facebook site and linked to this release via amazon.co.uk.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lost-Radio...g8ibNhcoUkFLdj500IV8P5fpfqKue4CB9yxH3j5VjdV54
So seems like good news for the official 5 cd box set

 

A Jeff Lynne comp without Falling Forever would be downright uncivilized.

 

Hot Dog!!!!! Great news, how does this bode well for the the 5 CD box set release? This appears to be a single CD.

 

Yes I posted a link to a bootleg cd, however it was Robs comment for the 5 cd box set that was very good news

 

I’ve never hear of Falling Forever. when did he record that?

 

By the way way...what’s Jeff been up to this whole year since there was no tour. Haven’t heard a peep of news.

 

Falling Forever was performed during a radio session in 1970 soon after Jeff joined The Move, and if it's like other tracks from the same period, this version would have been based on the original studio recording, but with live vocals along with possibly some instrumentation played on top. However, I've not heard any conclusive proof of such a lower generational source existing, so we're stuck with a copy that isn't in the best quality, though it's better than nothing at all.

As for news on Jeff, there is absolutely no way ELO's 50th anniversary will pass without some kind of celebration. Plans for a career-spanning reissue campaign were to have been announced a few months ago, only now it seems as if things have been put on hold. The emergence of several acetates supposedly has the band's former archivist currently investigating leaks, not to mention figuring out what collectors have in their possession and whether any of it is worth acquiring.

 

Did he ever get a cassette player to listen to his box of old tapes?