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In the studio, Jeff and Richard worked out the string arrangements (usually on keyboard), then gave them to Louis who then translated these demos to full string arrangements. Louis Clark and Dave Morgan: Louis Clark had been involved with ELO for many years previously by helping to arrange the strings on their studio albums. And it may be that because the band didn't want to use backing tapes, it required as many as four keyboard players (Tandy, Clark, Morgan and Kaminski) to reproduce the sound from the studio.
It is perhaps as a result of the backlash over backing tapes from the Out Of The Blue tour, but the band eschewed backing tapes on this tour, only using them for the Prologue that started the show and the intro for Roll Over Beethoven. Dave Morgan also joined on guitar, backing vocals and occasional vocoder. This was the first Electric Light Orchestra tour without the cello players, with only Mik Kaminski returning on violin and Lou Clark playing the keyboards to fill in for the missing cellos as well as to supplement Richard Tandy's keyboard playing. However, by July, they had apparently changed their minds and announcements of the tour were made. In early 1981, reports were coming out in various print articles that both the band and ELO management were telling fans not to expect a tour. During the December and January break, Jeff likely wrote some additional songs because it is known that the band took some time while on tour in Holland to record some songs for the Secret Messages album. The tour was shorter than previous tours, perhaps reflecting Jeff Lynne's desire to stop touring as much. The band enjoyed a Christmas break for the rest of December and took some time off in January 1982, then finished with a tour of Europe in February and early March. It started with a 39 city tour in the USA for September to November then moved to the UK for early December for at least 11 shows. General tickets will be available to the public on Monday, October 29th at 10 a.m.The tour in support of the Time album ran from September 1981 to March 1982. local time, through Sunday, October 28th at 10 p.m. Paul, Chicago, Columbus, and Pittsburgh, July 20th-August 1st.Īmerican Express card member can purchase tickets before the general public beginning this Wednesday, October 24th at 10 a.m. After hitting Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena, July 18th, the band will wrap up their 20-date tour with Midwest stops in Detroit, Grand Rapids, St. The tour will then head south to Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, July 3rd, before making stops in Atlanta, Tampa, Sunrise, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and Neward, July 5th-16th. The tour begins July 20th, 2020, at Anaheim, CA’s Honda Center, before making stops in Sacremento, San Jose, Vancouver, Tacoma, and Portland, June 22nd-29th. Fans of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame outfit won’t have to wait nearly as long to see them again ELO just announced a new 20-date swing for summer 2020. This past summer, Jeff Lynne’s ELO embarked on their first extensive North American tour in 35 years. Electric Light Orchestra Information About Concert
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