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Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra have played the first show of their final US tour
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How Jeff Lynne steered ELO through the 80s and beyond
After a decade of massive success, the bandleader faced an ever-increasing rate of change – but an exciting range of new challenges too
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Fables, Hellblazer and Miracleman creative’s prog journey includes ELO, Stackridge, IQ, Magenta, all the King Crimson he can buy… and The Wombles
"He was a remarkable musician and friend." Jeff Lynne pays tribute to Electric Light Orchestra keyboard player Richard Tandy, who has died aged 76
Richard Tandy was the only ELO musician to feature with Jeff Lynne during all the phases of the band's career
Jeff Lynne recalls how easy it was for ELO to take over the 70s
From working with Roy Wood and hanging with the Beatles to finding that songs simply poured out of him, the bandleader still can’t believe his luck
Jeff Lynne’s ELO announce final Over And Out tour, with 27 North American shows
And so, the end is near
“I picked up that sad song thing from Del Shannon and Roy Orbison. Sometimes sadness is the greatest thing to listen to… It’s like, ‘I’m happy now ’cos that’s exactly how I feel’”: Is the secret to Jeff Lynne’s success with ELO that simple?
It was a long lonely journey from being reviled to being adored – but for the Electric Light Orchestra maestro, it’s always been about variety
