ELO's most successful album, with worldwide sales.
Released in 1979. It stayed at number one in the UK for five weeks and reached number five in the US.
Includes "Don't Bring Me Down," "Shine A Little Love," and "Last Train To London." All strings are performed by a large orchestra. The emphasis is on synthesizers, and the songs themselves are pop and compact.
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12 TRACKS:
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1)
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Shine A Little Love
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2)
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Confusion
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3)
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Need Her Love
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4)
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The Diary Of Horace Wimp
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5)
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Last Train To London
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6)
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Midnight Blue
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7)
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On The Run
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8)
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Wishing
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9)
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Don't Bring Me Down
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10)
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On The Run (Home Demo)
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11)
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Second Time Around (Home Demo)
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12)
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Little Town Flirt
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Arranged By [Strings, Choir] - Jeff Lynne
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Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Lead Guitar, Piano, Synthesizer, Producer, Written-By - Jeff Lynne
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Reissue Producer - Jeff Lynne
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Arranged By [Strings, Choir] - Louis Clark
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Engineer - Mack (2)
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Mastered By - Stan The Man
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Mastered By - Joseph M. Palmaccio
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Reissue Producer - Al Quaglieri
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Arranged By [Strings, Choir] - Richard Tandy
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Grand Piano, Synthesizer, Electric Piano, Clavinet - Richard Tandy
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Bass, Vocals, Backing Vocals - Kelly Groucutt
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Drums, Percussion, Rototoms [Roto Toms] - Bev Bevan
