ELO * JEFF LYNNE * JIMMY NAIL * BLUE BEYOND THE GREY

Jeff produced this song for Jimmy Nail in 1999, he played electric, accoustic and bass guitars, keyboards and drums.

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Music

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• ELO
• JEFF LYNNE
• JIMMY NAIL
• BLUE BEYOND THE GREY

[PSS1014]

Sounds very Wilbury! Is that George Harrison on slide guitar? Sure sounds like his signature style. Jeff is one of the best at creating layered sound and filling songs with memorable hooks. Good song!

[bondbrookebond]

@PSS1014 No George involved I'm afraid, it was all Jeff's handy work!!

[paragonpie]

For other "best ever ELO-style songs never recorded as an ELO song", be sure to check out "Don't Go Where The Road Don't Go" by Ringo Starr, and also any non-live Japanese-language version of "Asia No Junshin" by the Japanese duo known as Puffy or AmiYumi.

[bondbrookebond]

Trouble is, Jeff never wrote this number, Jimmy Nail did. But this does not change the fact it has Jeff's stamp mark all over it.

[norwind]

You tube is a great source for Jeff Lynne material !

[mypur]

Best ever ELO song that was never recorded as an ELO song. This has been a favorite of mine for years. Kids love it too!

[jkllad]

What a great song!! Love the Jeff Lynne-must for almost all his recordings- rhythm acoustic guitar. It adds so much!!

[THARPER777]

LISTEN TO "RUN OF THE MILL" ON GEORGES ALL THINGS MUST PASS VERY SIMILAR

[endrizo]

don´t miss DEL SHANNON "rock on" album produced by our friend JEFF

[scotwrapper67]

Good to see this on You Tube. A track from Jimmy's most underated album Tadpoles In A Jar. The rest of the album is superb and his most personal.

[endrizo]

another gem,thanks pal cheers from an uruguayan ELO-Jeff die hard fan.

[Andraste77]

I could listen to Jimmy Nail sing the phone book.

[Velocity9s]

Cool. I thought it WAS Jeff Singing for a moment there.

[swstryker]

Liked the song but would love to hear Jeff sing it.