I have to agree with the Jeff Lynne supporters out there. Yeh, his
production on the Petty, Harrison, Wilburys, et al albums gives them all
that bank of acoustic guitars/compressed drum sound but I think he brought
out some of the best work these guys have done. Besides, I really like ELO
too
andog. Uhwhere should I send the Jeff Lynne fan club
credentials to. You've met the first criteria, a public statement
supporting the man. It's the hardest criteriaso welcome.g
Jerry
On Mon, 1 Mar 1999
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have to agree with the Jeff Lynne supporters out there.
ourse, it's not like any of us could have listened to the record and
doubted their ELO jones for one second, but there it is...
Where do I sign up for the Jeff Lynne fan club again? I can't get down with
Discovery, but Face The Music, A New World Record, and Out Of the Blue?
Mmmm, mmm that's s
On Mon, 1 Mar 1999, David Cantwell wrote:
NP: Julianna Raye's Something Peculiar produced by Jeff Lynne
Doing absolutely NO workk today..I can't believe somebody out
there besides me actually owns this record. Rock on, Mr. Cantwell.
I wonder whatever happened to her because
Excerpts from internet.listserv.postcard2: 1-Mar-99 RE: Jeff Lynne by
Jerry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jerry - who swears, last post of the day if you all quit
baiting me! g
psst, Jer-- rumor has it Lynne's producing the new Richmond Fontaine disc
Carl Z.
off to pull records for tonight's
On Mon, 1 Mar 1999, Carl Abraham Zimring wrote:
psst, Jer-- rumor has it Lynne's producing the new Richmond Fontaine disc
I am so THEREnow, I'm excited about the scene. Pretty amazing when
it all comes together..
ha!
Sorry, I was unfairly baited again.
JC
NP: The
Will Miner wrote:
I know we've been focusing, or trying to, on producers of twang, but I've
been surprised that no one's mentioned Jeff Lynne, one of the most
wretched of the wretched. No matter what the lineup of the band or their
style, after going through his meat grinder they all
material for him, and he did it well.
Thing is, Dave's been trying to make a comeback ever since those
Lynne-produced releases.
Hmm, as card-carrying member #1 (hey, where'd everybody else go?) of the
Jeff Lynne fan club...I've got to rise to his defense here and.."oh,
forget it, too damn
If you get rid of Jeff Lynne then don't you then have to get rid of The
Traveling Wilbury's? No way.
-Original Message-
From: Jerry Curry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: passenger side [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Saturday, February 27, 1999 12:07 AM
Subject: Re: Jeff Lynne
On Sat, 27 Feb 1999, Bill
Yes, despite our habit of ritually debunking Jeff Lynne, it would be wrong
to eliminate him because of a number of fine things he's done, not least
the Roy Orbison recordings Dina mentions.
There's also "Brontasaurus," by The Move g.
--junior
BARNARD wrote:
Yes, despite our habit of ritually debunking Jeff Lynne, it would be wrong
to eliminate him because of a number of fine things he's done, not least
the Roy Orbison recordings Dina mentions.
There's also "Brontasaurus," by The Move g.
Not to take anything away
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