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Originally posted by AKA
Yep. You'll notice the snare drum sound, as well as the "glistening" acoustic guitars and "heavenly" backing vocals on the following albums he produced:
George Harrison - Cloud Nine
Paul McCartney - Flaming Pie
Roy Orbison - Mystery Girl
Roy Orbison - King Of Hearts
Tom Petty - Full Moon Fever
Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers - Into The Great Wide Open
Del Shannon - Rock On!
Traveling Wilburys - Volume One
Traveling Wilburys - Volume Three
Those are the main ones I can think of. I'd like to hear all those albums remixed and produced by someone else.
But I do like a few of ELO's songs.
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Amen to remixing these albums.
My friends and I were always cringing at the knowledge that Jeff Lynne would be involved in a project with our favorite artists.
Couldn't he have mixed up the approach just a little?
Would it have killed him?
Though I like most every one of those albums listed, it is with regret that they all have that patent Lynne late '80s sound.
Why couldn't he just stick to the early ELO Beatles rip-off approach he used with his own stuff?