Electric Light Orchestra - The USA Singles
Comments and Observations
From May 1972 to April 1986, the Electric Light Orchestra released 31 standard singles on the US market. 26 of these charted on the Billboard Top 100 charts, yielding an amassed total of 341 weeks on the charts. Currently, ELO holds the record for having the most Billboard Top 40 hits of any band in US history, without ever hitting the #1 spot. Quite an accomplishment considering that all the songs, other than Roll Over Beethoven were written by bandleader Jeff Lynne. All ELO singles were only ever released in 7" format. By the time that CD singles came on the market, ELO had disbanded.All A-side songs were taken from the current-at-the-time LPs, including two issues of Showdown. The first 1973 issue of Showdown was taken from the On The Third Day LP and the second 1976 issue was taken from the Olι ELO LP. Many of the songs were uniquely edited, especially those issued before 1979. Most common of the edits were removed intros or early fades, but some had more interesting cuts including whole verses and choruses. This was done presumably to keep the songs short and interesting for radio broadcasts.
The B-side songs were mostly taken from the album tracks of the current-at-the-time album or earlier. Two singles had tracks taken from the European only The Night The Light Went On In Long Beach LP. And six singles had unique B-sides. As with the A-sides, often the B-sides were uniquely edited. This was presumably done in case the records were flipped by radio stations (which happened in the case of Daybreaker) and to shorten the longer tracks for the 7" single format. It is known that ELO recorded several non-LP songs especially for the B-sides from the On The Third Day to Face The Music albums, with titles such as Give Me Fever and Like A Rat Up A Drain, but these songs were not used and have never been released.
All singles from May 1972 to April 1975 (10538 Overture to Boy Blue) were issued on the United Artists label. Beginning with Evil Woman in October 1975, the Jet Records label was created and the first single under that label was released. From October 1975 to March 1978 (Evil Woman to Sweet Talkin' Woman), all singles were issued under the Jet Records label while still being distributed by United Artists. During this period, the infamous yellow and blue Jet Records label was first used on the Turn To Stone single. Interestingly, during the middle of the promotion for the Out Of The Blue album, Jet Records changed distributors from United Artists to CBS, which meant that the next single, Mr. Blue Sky issued in June of 1978, was the beginning of ELO's records being issued on the Jet Records label and distributed by CBS. (It also meant that all copies of the United Artists versions of Out Of The Blue had to be recalled and the record was redistributed by CBS.) All remaining singles were issued with this arrangement and featured the infamous Jet Records logo with the exception of the Xanadu songs (issued by MCA because of contract requirements) and the final two singles (issued on the CBS Associated label because Jet Records was out of business).
It's unclear if Alright from the 2001 Zoom album could be considered a single. Although a promo CD single was released (with a unique version compared to the album) and it was promoted as the single, it was never officially released to the public for sale as a single in the US market. By this time, actual physical singles were becoming less important to single promotion and many record companies were not issuing them for songs they were promoting. This is probably the case with Alright and although it could probably be considered ELO's 32nd single, it's unclear if it actually qualifies as such. In any case, it failed to crack the Billboard Top 100 at all.
The lines are further blurred about what defines a single as the concept of the downloadable single has emerged and supplanted a physical single. Surrender from the 2006 A New World Record remaster album was a downloadable single simply because it was released slightly before the album. However, once the entire remaster album was released as downloadable, there was nothing to set this "single" apart from the album's non-singles other than how it was marketed. In this context, it's not clear where or if this song really fits, so it is not included here as a single.
Editor's Note: I am attempting to change the format and display of the images below to a format similar the the UK ELO singles found on this site. Please pardon the mess during this transition.
Releases
Issue Date Singles Comments 10538 Overture 1972 May 10538 Overture Running Time: 3:56
10538 Overture The Battle Of Marston Moor (July, 2nd 1644) ![]()
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7" single -- United Artists 50941 (standard issue) 10538 Overture 10538 Overture (Mono) ![]()
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7" single -- United Artists 50941 (promo issue) This song (both mono and stereo) is edited from the No Answer album version and fades immediately following the last chorus.
The Battle Of Marston Moor (July, 2nd 1644) Running Time: 6:05This song is the same as the No Answer version.
These edits of 10538 Overture, both stereo and mono, have never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for 10538 Overture and The Battle Of Marston Moor (July, 2nd 1644)... Roll Over Beethoven 1973 February This song (both mono and stereo) is edited from full Electric Light Orchestra II album version. It cuts the harmonium intro and the second repetition of Beethovens Fifth Symphony on the intro. After the drumwhirl, the song goes straight into the 4th repetition of the second theme from Beethoven's 5th Symphony and then into the violin solo part. After the cello solo, the edit goes into the 3rd stanza, and after the 4th stanza direct into the 2nd guitar solo part.
Queen Of The Hours Running Time: 3:26This song is the same as the No Answer version.
Roll Over Beethoven (Promo Edit) Running Time: 3:45This song (both mono and stereo) is the same as the 4:33 single version, but with even more cuts. It is missing more guitar and piano instrumentation after the first chorus. Half of the third verse and parts of the third chorus are also cut.
These mono single edit and both mono and stereo promo edits of Roll Over Beethoven, have never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Roll Over Beethoven and Queen Of The Hours... Showdown 1973 October Showdown Running Time: 3:54
Showdown In Old England Town (Instrumental) ![]()
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7" single -- United Artists UA-XW 337-W (standard issue) Showdown Showdown (Mono) ![]()
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7" single -- United Artists UA-XW 337-W (promo issue) This song (both mono and stereo) is edited from the On The Third Day album version and fades about eighteen seconds earlier.
In Old England Town (Instrumental) Running Time: 2:44This is an original B-side, adapted from the original Electric Light Orchestra II version of In Old England Town (Boogie #2).
The mono version of Showdown has never been issued on CD. The B-side misprints the title as In An Old England Town. * Show/Hide release information for Showdown and In Old England Town (Instrumental)... Ma-Ma-Ma Belle 1974 February Ma-Ma-Ma Belle Running Time: 3:25
Ma-Ma-Ma Belle Daybreaker ![]()
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7" single -- United Artists UA-XW 405-W (standard issue) Ma-Ma-Ma Belle Ma-Ma-Ma Belle (Mono) ![]()
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7" single -- United Artists UA-XW 405-W (promo issue) This song (both mono and stereo) is edited from the On The Third Day album version and fades during the last half of the third chorus.
Daybreaker Running Time: 3:33This song is the same as the On The Third Day version, excluding the 19 second On The Third Day interlude that is attached to the end of the album version.
This edit of Ma-Ma-Ma Belle, both mono and stereo, has never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Ma-Ma-Ma Belle and Daybreaker... Can't Get It Out Of My Head 1974 November This song (both mono and stereo) is edited from the Eldorado album version. It cuts the second verse, the second chorus and two parts of the moog synthesizer from the instrumental bridge.
Illusions In G Major Running Time: 3:38This song is the same as the Eldorado version.
The mono edit of Can't Get It Out Of My Head has never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Can't Get It Out Of My Head and Illusions In G Major... Boy Blue April 1975 Boy Blue Running Time: 2:54
Boy Blue Eldorado ![]()
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7" single -- United Artists UA-XW 634-W (standard issue) Boy Blue Boy Blue (Mono) ![]()
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7" single -- United Artists UA-XW 634-W (promo issue) This song (both mono and stereo) is edited from the Eldorado album version. The orchestra intro is completely cut, and begins with the second guitar intro riff. The first chorus and a piece of the bridge is cut leading into the string theme prior to the spoken part. Everything from the third verse to the sixth verse is cut, as well as the instrumentation between the sixth verse and the fourth chorus.
Eldorado Running Time: 4:50This song is edited from the Eldorado album version and fades shortly following the final chorus thus cutting the instrumental ending.
These edits of Boy Blue (both mono and stereo) and Eldorado have never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Boy Blue and Eldorado... Evil Woman October 1975 Evil Woman Running Time: 3:16
Evil Woman 10538 Overture (Live) ![]()
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7" single -- United Artists UA-XW 729-Y (standard issue) Evil Woman Evil Woman (Mono) ![]()
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7" single -- United Artists UA-XW 729-Y (promo issue) This song (both mono and stereo) is edited from the Face The Music album version. It cuts the orchestral intro, the "You made a fool of me..." intro, a small portion of the piano on the intro, two lines from the first verse, a very large portion of the instrumental bridge, and one line from the third verse. It also fades early.
10538 Overture (Live) Running Time: 5:23This song is the same as the European The Night The Light Went On In Long Beach album version.
These edits of Evil Woman (both mono and stereo) and 10538 Overture (Live) have never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Evil Woman and 10538 Overture (Live)...
Issue Date Label & Stock # A-Side B-Side Comments February 1976 United Artists UA-XW 770-Y Strange Magic Running Time: 3:25
This song is edited from the Face The Music album version. It cuts the orchestral intro, a small portion of the guitar on the intro, and the next to last two choruses.
New World Rising Running Time: 4:07
This song is the same as the On The Third Day album version.
* Show/Hide release information for Strange Magic and New World Rising... July 1976 United Artists UA-XW 842-Y Showdown Running Time: 3:54
This song is edited from the On The Third Day album version and fades about eighteen seconds earlier.
Daybreaker (Live) Running Time: 3:33
This song is edited from the European The Night The Light Went On In Long Beach album version. It cuts the spoken intro and part of the instrumentation, beginning with the main melody. It also fades early, cutting the final keyboard notes and drums.
The edit of Showdown on this single is the same edit used for the 1973 single. This edit of Daybreaker has never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Showdown and Daybreaker (Live)... October 1976 United Artists UA-XW 888-Y Livin' Thing Running Time: 3:32
This song is the same as the A New World Record album version.
Ma-Ma-Ma Belle Running Time: 3:25
This song is edited from the On The Third Day album version and fades during the last half of the third chorus.
The edit of Ma-Ma-Ma Belle on this single is the same edit used for the 1974 single and has never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Livin' Thing and Ma-Ma-Ma Belle... February 1977 United Artists UA-XW 939-Y Do Ya Running Time: 3:46
This song is the same as the A New World Record album version.
Nightrider Running Time: 4:26
This song is the same as the Face The Music album version.
* Show/Hide release information for Do Ya and Nightrider... May 1977 United Artists UA-XW 1000 Telephone Line Running Time: 4:03
This song is edited from the A New World Record album version. It cuts the dialing sound on the intro and it fades early, missing a portion of the second chorus.
Poor Boy (The Greenwood) Running Time: 2:58
This song is the same as the Eldorado album version.
This edit of Telephone Line has never been issued on CD.
This single has two issues both with the same stock number, one on green vinyl and the other on standard black vinyl.
* Show/Hide release information for Telephone Line and Poor Boy (The Greenwood)... November 1977 Jet / United Artists JT-XW 1099 Turn To Stone Running Time: 3:48
This song is the same as the Out Of The Blue album version.
Mister Kingdom Running Time: 5:03
This song is edited from the Eldorado album version, cutting the string intro and fading early.
This edit of Mister Kingdom has never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Turn To Stone and Mister Kingdom... March 1978 Jet / United Artists JT-XW 1145 Sweet Talkin' Woman
Running Time: 3:41
This song is the basically the same as the Out Of The Blue album version except it actually runs at a slightly faster speed causing it to be ten seconds shorter than the album version.
Fire On High
Running Time: 4:02
This song is edited from the Face The Music album version, cutting the intro.
This edit of Sweet Talkin' Woman has never been issued on CD.
This single has two issues both with the same stock number, one on purple vinyl and the other on standard black vinyl.
* Show/Hide release information for Sweet Talkin' Woman and Fire On High... June 1978 Jet / CBS ZS8 5050 Mr. Blue Sky Running Time: 3:48
This song is edited from the Out Of The Blue album version. It cuts the rain and radio tuning at the song's beginning and cuts the entire Concerto part at the songs end.
One Summer Dream Running Time: Variable
This song is edited from the Face The Music album version, fading early.
The actual point of fade on One Summer Dream varies. There appears to be at least six different fades on this single and it's unclear why there is such wide variation. Speculation is that the singles were pressed in different plants or at different times, thus each one had its own "at the plant" fade made. These edits of One Summer Dream have never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Mr. Blue Sky and One Summer Dream... October 1978 Jet / CBS ZS8 5052 It's Over Running Time: 3:56
This song is edited from the Out Of The Blue album version, cutting the orchestral intro.
The Whale Running Time: 4:58
This song is edited from the Out Of The Blue album version, fading six seconds early.
This edit of It's Over has never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for It's Over and The Whale... May 1979 Jet / CBS ZS8 5057 Shine A Little Love Running Time: 4:10
This song is edited from the Discovery album version, cutting the choral intro.
Jungle Running Time: 3:52
This song is the same as the Out Of The Blue album version.
* Show/Hide release information for Shine A Little Love and Jungle... July 1979 Jet / CBS ZS9 5060 Don't Bring Me Down Running Time: 4:07
This song is the same as the Discovery album version.
Dreaming Of 4000 Running Time: 5:04
This song is the same as the On The Third Day album version.
* Show/Hide release information for Don't Bring Me Down and Dreaming Of 4000... October 1979 Jet / CBS ZS9 5064 Confusion Running Time: 3:43
This song is the same as the Discovery album version.
Poker Running Time: 3:32
This song is the same as the Face The Music album version.
* Show/Hide release information for Confusion and Poker... November 1979 Jet / CBS ZS9 5067 Last Train To London Running Time: 4:32
This song is the same as the Discovery album version.
Down Home Town Running Time: 3:52
This song is edited from the Face The Music album version, with a fade in so that only about half of the backwards Waterfall intro is included.
This edit of Down Home Town has never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Last Train To London and Down Home Town... May 1980 MCA MCA-41246 I'm Alive Running Time: 3:45
This song is the same as the Xanadu album version.
Drum Dreams Running Time: 3:08
This is an original B-side.
Drum Dreams has never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for I'm Alive and Drum Dreams... June 1980 MCA MCA-41285 Xanadu
Running Time: 3:29
This song is the same as the Xanadu album version.
Whenever You're Away From Me by Olivia Newton-John and Gene Kelly Running Time: 4:15
This song has no Jeff Lynne involvement.
* Show/Hide release information for Xanadu... July 1980 MCA MCA-41289 All Over The World Running Time: 4:03
This song is the same as the Xanadu album version.
Drum Dreams Running Time: 3:08
This is an original B-side and the same version that was used on the I'm Alive single.
Drum Dreams has never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for All Over The World and Drum Dreams... July 1981 Jet / CBS ZS5 02408 Hold On Tight Running Time: 3:07
This song is edited from the Time album, fading very quickly on the last note as it would lead into Epilogue.
When Time Stood Still Running Time: 3:35
This is an original B-side.
This edit of Hold On Tight has never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Hold On Tight and When Time Stood Still... November 1981 Jet / CBS ZS5 02559 Twilight Running Time: 3:28
This song is edited from the Time album, fading in and including a small part of Prologue. It also fades just as the song ends and does not include the between song part heard on the Time album.
Julie Don't Live Here Running Time: 3:44
This is an original B-side.
* Show/Hide release information for Twilight and Julie Don't Live Here... January 1982 Jet / CBS ZS5 02693 Rain Is Falling Running Time: 3:57
This song is edited from the Time album, fading shortly before the merge with From The End Of The World.
Another Heart Breaks Running Time: 3:50
This song is the same as the Time album version.
* Show/Hide release information for Rain Is Falling and Another Heart Breaks... June 1983 Jet / CBS ZS4 03964 Rock 'N' Roll Is King Running Time: 3:08
This song is Unique. It is basically the same as the Secret Messages album version but it cuts the between song segment attached to the beginning of the track. Unlike the album version, the final guitar note rings for about six seconds before the final fade and does not include the cross fade into the Secret Messages Outro. Presumably, this is how the song would have normally ended on side three of the original double Secret Messages LP.
After All Running Time: 2:26
This is an original B-side.
* Show/Hide release information for Rock 'N' Roll Is King and After All... September 1983 Jet / CBS ZS4 04130 Four Little Diamonds Running Time: 3:58
This song is edited from the Secret Messages album, cutting the count in intro.
Letter From Spain Running Time: 2:52
This song is the same as on the Secret Messages album.
This edit of Four Little Diamonds has never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Four Little Diamonds and Letter From Spain... October 1983 Jet / CBS ZS4 04208 Stranger Running Time: 4:18
This song cuts the keyboard and laughter effects from the songs intro.
Train Of Gold Running Time: 4:06
This song is edited from the Secret Messages album, cutting most of the "cheep, cheep" intro, fading in so that only three seconds worth is heard before the guitar part begins the song.
These edits of Stranger and Train Of Gold have never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Stranger and Train Of Gold... February 1986 CBS Associated ZS4 05766 Calling America Running Time: 3:27
This song is the same as on the Balance Of Power album.
Caught In A Trap Running Time: 3:45
This is an original B-side.
* Show/Hide release information for Calling America and Caught In A Trap... April 1986 CBS Associated ZS4 05892 So Serious Running Time: 2:44
This song is the same as on the Balance Of Power album.
Endless Lies Running Time: 3:00
This song is the same as on the Balance Of Power album.
* Show/Hide release information for So Serious and Endless Lies...
Promos
All 31 original singles also had promotional singles released. These promotional singles (commonly known as "promos") are often referred to as white label promos because at least one side has a completely white background. These promos were designed for use by radio stations, thus many had slight variations in the edits or versions compared to the commercial single. All promos have the same song on both sides of the single, but often there are slight variations in the two versions. All promos up to Shine A Little Love with the exception of It's Over had a stereo version of the A-side on one side and a mono version of the A-side on the other. The mono side was used by AM stations because for most of the 1970s, AM radio could only broadcast in mono. Roll Over Beethoven had two promo singles, both with the same stock number. Of these two promos, the first contains the standard single version (both stereo and mono) and the other contains and even shorter version that is cut to only 3:45 (both mono and stereo). It's Over and Hold On Tight both had the regular stereo A-side on one side and a slightly edited intro of the same song (in stereo) on the other side. All promo singles from Don't Bring Me Down and later (including the MCA singles) have the same stereo song on both sides of the record with the exclusion of the aforementioned Hold On Tight promo.
In addition to the standard 7" single promos, some songs also featured some interesting 12" promo singles. In 1977, Livin' Thing was released as a blue vinyl one-sided 12" promo that was packaged in a plain white sleeve with a blue stamp of "New ELO" only. In 1980, a very rare 10" picture disc of Xanadu was released. Beginning in 1981 with Hold On Tight, most (although not all) ELO singles were also released as 12" promos.
Issue Date Label & Stock # A-Side B-Side Comments 1972 to 1978 United Artists Evil Woman (stereo) Evil Woman (mono) This is a sample of a typical United Artists issue white label promo. All stock numbers are the same as the original non-promo issue. All versions are the same as their regular A-side single. Both Telephone Line and Sweet Talkin' Woman promos were released on both black and colored vinyl. These versions of 10538 Overture to Sweet Talkin' Woman
All A-sides have the same versions as their commercial release A-sides. All B-sides are mono mix downs of the A-side edits.1978 to 1986 CBS/Jet and CBS Associated Don't Bring Me Down Don't Bring Me Down This is a sample of a typical CBS/Jet issue white label promo. All stock numbers are the same as the original non-promo issue. All versions are the same as their regular A-side single counterpart except It's Over and Hold On Tight. These versions of Mr. Blue Sky to So Serious
All A-sides and B-sides have the same versions as their commercial release A-sides except for the following. B-sides for Mr. Blue Sky and Shine A Little Love are mono mix downs of the A-side edits. B-sides for It's Over and Hold On Tight are distinct edits (described below).1973 United Artists UA XW-173-W Roll Over Beethoven (stereo) Running Time: 3:45
This song is the same as the 4:32 single version, but with even more cuts. It is missing more guitar and piano instrumentation after the first chorus. Half of the third verse and parts of the third chorus are also cut.
Roll Over Beethoven (mono) Running Time: 3:45
This song is the same as the stereo A-side except it is mono.
This is the shortest known edit of Roll Over Beethoven. * Show/Hide release information for Roll Over Beethoven ... 1978 Jet/CBS ZS8 5052 It's Over (long version) Running Time: 3:56
This song is edited from the Out Of The Blue album version, cutting the orchestral intro.
It's Over (short version) Running Time: 3:36
This song is edited from the Out Of The Blue album version, cutting the orchestral intro and next to last chorus.
The longer version is the same version as the regular It's Over single A-side. * Show/Hide release information for It's Over... 1981 Jet/CBS ZS5 02408 Hold On Tight (long version) Running Time: 3:07
This song is edited from the Time album, fading very quickly on the last note as it would lead into Epilogue.
Hold On Tight (short version) Running Time: 3:00
This song is edited from the Time album, cutting the guitar intro (starting directly with the piano) and fading very quickly on the last note as it would lead into Epilogue.
The longer version is the same version as the regular Hold On Tight single A-side. * Show/Hide release information for Hold On Tight... 1977 Jet SP-137 Livin' Thing Running Time: 3:32
This song is the same as the A New World Record album version.
This record has no B-side. This is a one-sided, 12" promo single only on blue vinyl. It is packaged in a plain white sleeve with simple "New ELO" stamped on the front cover.
* Show/Hide release information for Livin' Thing... 1978 Jet/CBS AS 474 Mr. Blue Sky Running Time: 5:05
This song is the same as the Out Of The Blue album version.
Mr. Blue Sky Running Time: 5:05
This song is the same as the Out Of The Blue album version.
This is a promo 12" single. * Show/Hide release information for Mr. Blue Sky... 1980 MCA MCA-10384 Xanadu Running Time: 3:29
This song is the same as the Xanadu album version.
Xanadu Running Time: 3:29
This song is the same as the Xanadu album version.
This promotional 10" picture disc is extremely rare. The same track plays on both sides * Show/Hide release information for Xanadu... 1981 CBS/Jet AS 1252 Hold On Tight Running Time: 3:08
This song is edited from the Time album, fading very quickly on the last note as it would lead into Epilogue.
Time Pre-Release Montage Running Time: 13:26
This is a montage of approximately a minute of each song from the Time album (excluding Prologue and Epilogue) in the order that they appear on the album. Each song is faded in and faded out, back to back to each other.
This is a 12" single promo. The version of Hold On Tight is the same version as the regular single A-side. The unique B-side has never been issued on CD. * Show/Hide release information for Hold On Tight and Time Pre-Release Montage... 1981 CBS/Jet AS 1319 Twilight Running Time: 3:28
This song is edited from the Time album, fading in and including a small part of Prologue. It also fades just as the song ends and does not include the between song part heard on the Time album.
Julie Don't Live Here Running Time: 3:44
This is an original B-side.
This is a 12" single promo and the versions of the songs on this single are the same as the standard 7" single. * Show/Hide release information for Twilight and Julie Don't Live Here... 1983 CBS/Jet AS 1724 Rock 'N' Roll Is King Running Time: 3:08
This song is edited from the Secret Messages album, cutting the between song segment attached to the beginning of the track and it fading quickly as the song ends and the Secret Messages Outro begins.
Quiet Riot's Cum On Feel The Noize Running Time: [UNKNOWN]
This song has no Jeff Lynne involvement.
This is a 12" single promo. In an interesting cross-promotion, ELO and Quiet Riot (both Jet Records artists) are on the same promo record. * Show/Hide release information for Rock 'N' Roll Is King... 1983 CBS/Jet AS 1736 Four Little Diamonds Running Time: 4:05
This song is the same as the Secret Messages album version.
Secret Messages Intro / Secret Messages Running Time: 4:43
These songs are edited from the Secret Messages album, fading very quickly on the closing vocals and cutting the morse code ending.
This is a 12" single promo. It's interesting to note that this contains the full album version of Four Little Diamonds rather than the single version and both the Secret Messages Intro and Secret Messages. The Secret Messages Intro is not credited on the single. * Show/Hide release information for Four Little Diamonds and Secret Messages Intro/Secret Messages... 1986 CBS Associated ZAS 2254 Calling America Running Time: 3:27
This song is the same as on the Balance Of Power album.
Calling America Running Time: 3:27
This song is the same as on the Balance Of Power album.
This is a 12" single promo with the same song on both sides. * Show/Hide release information for Calling America... 1986 CBS Associated ZAS 2321 So Serious Running Time: 2:44
This song is the same as on the Balance Of Power album.
So Serious Running Time: 2:44
This song is the same as on the Balance Of Power album.
This is a 12" single promo with the same song on both sides. * Show/Hide release information for So Serious... 2001 Epic ESK 16520 Alright Running Time: 3:12
This song is different from the Zoom album in that it is missing Richard Tandy's backing keyboard.
This is a CD single promo with one song only. * Show/Hide release information for Alright... 2001 Epic ESK 54838 Moment In Paradise with Alright (PBS 2001 Version), Mr. Blue Sky (PBS 2001 Version) and Livin' Thing (PBS 2001 Version) Moment In Paradise Running Time: 3:35
This song the same as the Zoom album version.
Alright (PBS 2001 Version) Running Time: 3:19
This song the same as the Zoom Tour Live DVD
Mr. Blue Sky (PBS 2001 Version) Running Time: 3:39
This song the same as the Zoom Tour Live DVD
Livin' Thing (PBS 2001 Version) Running Time: 4:12
This song the same as the Zoom Tour Live DVD
This is a CD single promo with four songs. It has no inner sleeve (unlike the prior Alright promo CD single). * Show/Hide release information for MomentInParadise, Mr. Blue Sky (PBS 2001 Version), Alright (PBS 2001 Version) and Livin' Thing (PBS 2001 Version)...
Reissues
There were 15 single reissues for the oldies music market. The first series, issued under the Silver Spotlight label for United Artists, included five singles. The last four in this series were issued in 1978, just before the distribution deal changed from United Artists to CBS. It's uncertain if these singles had very limited pressings or were recalled, but they are very rare and difficult to obtain in the current collector market. Starting in 1980, CBS issued the second series of five more singles under the Golden Oldies label. In 1991, CBS issued the third series of five singles under the Collectibles label. Interestingly, the Collectibles singles and the Golden Oldies singles had the same songs and stock numbers with only the label and sleeve changing.
Issue Date Label & Stock # A-Side B-Side Comments August 1974 Silver Spotlight Series, United Artists UA-XW 513-W Roll Over Beethoven Running Time: 4:32
This song is edited from full Electric Light Orchestra II album version. It cuts the harmonium intro and the second repetition of Beethovens Fifth Symphony on the intro. After the drumwhirl, the song goes straight into the 4th repetition of the second theme from Beethoven's 5th Symphony and then into the violin solo part. After the cello solo, the edit goes into the 3rd stanza, and after the 4th stanza direct into the 2nd guitar solo part.
Showdown Running Time: 3:47
This song is edited from the On The Third Day album version and fades about eighteen seconds earlier.
These songs are the same edits as the original issues of Roll Over Beethoven (United Artists UA-XW 173-W) and Showdown (United Artists UA-XW 337-W). * Show/Hide release information for Roll Over Beethoven and Showdown... 1978 Silver Spotlight Series, United Artists US X 1177-Y Livin' Thing Running Time: 3:32
This song is the same as the A New World Record album version.
Evil Woman Running Time: 3:16
This song is edited from the Face The Music album version. It cuts the orchestral intro, the "You made a fool of me..." intro, a small portion of the piano on the intro, two lines from the first verse, a very large portion of the instrumental bridge, and one line from the third verse. It also fades early.
These songs are the same edits as the original issues of Livin' Thing (United Artists UA-XW 888-Y) and Evil Woman (United Artists UA-XW 729-Y). * Show/Hide release information for Livin' Thing and Evil Woman... 1978 Silver Spotlight Series, United Artists US X 1178-Y Do Ya Running Time: 3:46
This song is the same as the A New World Record album version.
Nightrider Running Time: 4:26
This song is the same as the Face The Music album version.
These songs are the same edits as the original issue of Do Ya (United Artists UA-XW 939-Y). * Show/Hide release information for Do Ya and Nightrider... 1978 Silver Spotlight Series, United Artists US X 1179-Y Telephone Line Running Time: 4:03
This song is edited from the A New World Record album version. It cuts the dialing sound on the intro and it fades early, missing a portion of the second chorus.
Boy Blue Running Time: 2:54
This song is edited from the Eldorado album version. The orchestra intro is completely cut, and begins with the second guitar intro riff. The first chorus and a piece of the bridge is cut leading into the string theme prior to the spoken part. Everything from the third verse to the sixth verse is cut, as well as the instrumentation between the sixth verse and the fourth chorus.
These songs are the same edits as the original issues of Telephone Line (United Artists UA-XW 1000) and Boy Blue (United Artists UA-XW 634-W). * Show/Hide release information for Telephone Line and Boy Blue... 1978 Silver Spotlight Series, United Artists US X 1180-Y Ma-Ma-Ma Belle Running Time: 3:21
This song is edited from the On The Third Day album version and fades during the last half of the third chorus.
10538 Overture Running Time: 5:22
This song is edited from the No Answer album version, fading about 15 seconds early.
Ma-Ma-Ma Belle is the same edit as the original issue of Ma-Ma-Ma Belle (United Artists UA-XW 405-W). 10538 Overture does not use the original single edit. * Show/Hide release information for Ma-Ma-Ma Belle and 10538 Overture... December 1980 Golden Oldies Jet / CBS ZS8 5150 Turn To Stone Running Time: 3:48
This song is the same as the Out Of The Blue album version.
Sweet Talkin' Woman Running Time: 3:50
This song is the same as the Out Of The Blue album version.
Sweet Talkin' Woman does not use the fast single version. * Show/Hide release information for Turn To Stone and Sweet Talkin' Woman... December 1980 Golden Oldies Jet / CBS ZS8 5151 Telephone Line Running Time: 4:38
This song is the same as the A New World Record album version.
Evil Woman Running Time: 4:15
This song is edited from the Face The Music album version, cutting the intro and fading about six seconds early.
The edits of these songs are not the same edits as the original issues on the United Artists label. The edit of Evil Woman is unique for a USA issued single, however this edit is the same as the UK single and is common on many ELO compilations. * Show/Hide release information for Telephone Line and Evil Woman... December 1980 Golden Oldies Jet / CBS ZS8 5152 Roll Over Beethoven Running Time: 4:32
This song is edited from full Electric Light Orchestra II album version. It cuts the harmonium intro and the second repetition of Beethovens Fifth Symphony on the intro. After the drumwhirl, the song goes straight into the 4th repetition of the second theme from Beethoven's 5th Symphony and then into the violin solo part. After the cello solo, the edit goes into the 3rd stanza, and after the 4th stanza direct into the 2nd guitar solo part.
Showdown Running Time: 4:11
This song is the same as the On The Third Day album version.
The edit of Roll Over Beethoven is the same as the original single (United Artists UA-XW 173-W), however the version of Showdown is not an edit and is not the same as the original single. * Show/Hide release information for Roll Over Beethoven and Showdown... December 1980 Golden Oldies Jet / CBS ZS8 5153 Don't Bring Me Down Running Time: 4:06
This song is the same as the Discovery album version.
Shine A Little Love Running Time: 4:11
This song is edited from the Discovery album version, cutting the choral intro.
Shine A Little Love is the same edit as the original issue (Jet / CBS ZS8 5057). * Show/Hide release information for Don't Bring Me Down and Shine A Little Love... August 1982 Golden Oldies Jet / CBS ZS8 03086 Hold On Tight Running Time: 3:07
This song is edited from the Time album, fading very quickly on the last note as it would lead into Epilogue.
Mr. Blue Sky Running Time: 3:47
This song is edited from the Out Of The Blue album version. It cuts the rain and radio tuning at the song's beginning and cuts the entire Concerto part at the songs end.
These songs are the same edits as the original issues of Hold On Tight (Jet / CBS ZS5 02408) and Mr. Blue Sky (Jet / CBS ZS8 5050). * Show/Hide release information for Hold On Tight and Mr. Blue Sky... 1991 Collectables Jet / CBS ZS8 5150 Turn To Stone Running Time: 3:48
This song is the same as the Out Of The Blue album version.
Sweet Talkin' Woman Running Time: 3:50
This song is the same as the Out Of The Blue album version.
Sweet Talkin' Woman does not use the fast single version. * Show/Hide release information for Turn To Stone and Sweet Talkin' Woman... 1991 Collectables Jet / CBS ZS8 5151 Telephone Line Running Time: 4:38
This song is the same as the A New World Record album version.
Evil Woman Running Time: 4:15
This song is edited from the Face The Music album version, cutting the intro and fading about six seconds early.
The edits of these songs are not the same edits as the original issues on the United Artists label, however, they are the same as the Golden Oldies reissue single. * Show/Hide release information for Telephone Line and Evil Woman... 1991 Collectables Jet / CBS ZS8 5152 Roll Over Beethoven Running Time: 4:32
This song is edited from full Electric Light Orchestra II album version. It cuts the harmonium intro and the second repetition of Beethovens Fifth Symphony on the intro. After the drumwhirl, the song goes straight into the 4th repetition of the second theme from Beethoven's 5th Symphony and then into the violin solo part. After the cello solo, the edit goes into the 3rd stanza, and after the 4th stanza direct into the 2nd guitar solo part.
Showdown Running Time: 4:11
This song is the same as the On The Third Day album version.
These edits are the same as the Golden Oldies reissue single. * Show/Hide release information for Roll Over Beethoven and Showdown... 1991 Collectables Jet / CBS ZS8 5153 Don't Bring Me Down Running Time: 4:06
This song is the same as the Discovery album version.
Shine A Little Love Running Time: 4:11
This song is edited from the Discovery album version, cutting the choral intro.
These edits are the same as the Golden Oldies reissue single. * Show/Hide release information for Don't Bring Me Down and Shine A Little Love... 1991 Collectables Jet / CBS ZS8 03086 Hold On Tight Running Time: 3:07
This song is edited from the Time album, fading very quickly on the last note as it would lead into Epilogue.
Mr. Blue Sky Running Time: 3:47
This song is edited from the Out Of The Blue album version. It cuts the rain and radio tuning at the song's beginning and cuts the entire Concerto part at the songs end.
These edits are the same as the Golden Oldies reissue single. * Show/Hide release information for Hold On Tight and Mr. Blue Sky...
Sales Figures
The RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) has certified three ELO singles as gold singles, having sold at least half a million each. These singles are Telephone Line (certified on September 23, 1977), Don't Bring Me Down (certified on November 20, 1979) and I'm Alive (certified on July 15, 1980). This certification is based upon the number of singles shipped to retailers, not necessarily how many customers bought the single.
Music Charts
The primary measure of the success of a single is by the music chart rating. In turn, these ratings are based upon a combination of sales and radio airplay. The exact formula used to calculate these ratings (using sales and airplay) will vary from year to year and from chart company to chart company.
In the US, the music industry trade magazine Billboard has dominated with the most popular and widely used chart statistics. During ELO's run in the 1970s and 1980s, Billboard rivals Cash Box and Record World did experience some success and dominance in some markets. Cash Box ceased publication in the mid-1990s (and returned in the early 2000s). Record World ceased publication in 1982, thus there are no record charts for them after 1982. Today, when speaking of the Top 100 singles charts, the Billboard music charts is the chart of reference.
ELO spent a total of 341 weeks in the Billboard Top 100 charts and holds the record for having the most Top 40 hits without ever hitting the #1 spot.
Billboard Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 10538 Overture
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartRoll Over Beethoven
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: April 28, 197390 85 78 74 66 65 100 79 59 54 52 50 44 42
(July 28, 1973)57 65 Showdown
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: December 1, 197390 87 84 76 67 61 57 56 55 53
(February 2, 1974)65 Ma-Ma-Ma Belle
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartDaybreaker
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: May 4, 197995 93 91 87
(May 25, 1974)89 Can't Get It Out Of My Head
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: December 21, 197487 76 65 52 41 33 29 23 19 15 11 10 9
(March 15, 1975)18 36 57 Boy Blue
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartEvil Woman
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: November 15, 197587 77 60 49 40 28 24 20 18 16 15 14 13 10
(February 14, 1976)10
(February 21, 1976)26 44 Strange Magic
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: March 13, 197671 55 46 41 35 27 22 19 16 15 14
(May 22, 1976)18 25 44 Showdown
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: August 7, 197684 74 63 59
(August 28, 1976)68 99 96 Livin' Thing
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: October 23, 197688 60 46 40 32 28 26 21 19 15 Chart not published 13
(January 8, 1977)13
(January 15, 1977)17 28 34 38 53 Do Ya
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: February 5, 197784 72 57 46 38 33 28 25 24
(April 2, 1977)29 57 100 Telephone Line
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: June 11, 197781 65 54 45 39 33 29 26 22 20 16 13 10 9 8 7
(September 24, 1977)7
(October 1, 1977)14 18 31 63 63 97 Turn To Stone
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: November 19, 197781 63 46 36 32 27 27 20 18 16 14 13
(February 4, 1978)23 45 69 Sweet Talkin' Woman
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: February 17, 197878 61 46 32 29 25 23 22 20 19 17
(April 28, 1978)17
(May 5, 1978)25 29 34 91 Mr. Blue Sky
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: June 24, 197879 69 59 49 44 39 36 35
(August 12, 1978)59 97 95 95 It's Over
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: October 28, 197890 80 76 75
(November 18, 1978)Shine A Little Love
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: May 19, 197957 41 32 25 20 17 15 13 9 8
(July 21, 1979)8
(July 28, 1979)15 17 45 93 Don't Bring Me Down
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: August 4, 197941 18 14 6 5 4
(September 8, 1979)4
(September 15, 1979)10 10 11 13 39 41 73 97 Confusion
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: October 20, 197975 55 47 42 37
(November 17, 1979)37
(November 24, 1979)57 78 Last Train To London
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: December 8, 197983 72 63 63 53 50 44 40 39
(February 2, 1980)66 98 I'm Alive
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: May 25, 198071 62 49 40 28 21 18 16
(July 12, 1980)16
(July 20, 1980)29 37 44 58 91 97 Xanadu
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: August 10, 198079 63 43 31 26 17 12 11 10 8
(October 12, 1980)8
(October 19, 1980)17 27 51 58 73 94 All Over The World
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: August 3, 198061 43 34 27 23 21 18 16 15 13
(October 5, 1980)13
(October 12, 1980)45 57 74 91 100 Hold On Tight
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: July 25, 198167 46 39 33 28 21 18 14 12 11 10
(October 3, 1981)10
(October 10, 1981)13 28 33 52 58 73 88 Twilight
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: October 24, 198179 67 55 48 43 38
(November 28, 1981)38
(December 5, 1981)69 89 99 Rain Is Falling
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartRock 'N' Roll Is King
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: June 25, 197957 44 39 30 26 24 24 21 19
(August 20, 1983)19
(August 27, 1983)31 57 78 Four Little Diamonds
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: October 1, 198389 86
(October 8, 1983)Stranger
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartCalling America
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: February 1, 198691 69 55 50 40 36 33 24 21 18
(April 5, 1986)25 45 58 80 99 So Serious
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartAlright
Billboard Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartBelow is a chart that shows the Billboard Top 100 chart position of each song versus its week on the chart. It's obvious from the chart that Don't Bring Me Down was ELO's fastest growing and highest charting song. But what's interesting is that due to chart peak and longevity, other songs were actually bigger hits, garnering more sales and airplay. In this scenario, it appears that in reality, Telephone Line is ELO's biggest hit with Evil Woman and Hold On Tight not far behind.
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Let's assign points to each chart placing, with chart position #1 = 100 points, #2 = 99 points, #3 = 98 points, etc. down to #100 = 1 point. Then accumulating these points for each song, the highest charting song, Don't Bring Me Down garners 1129 points, while Evil Woman gets 1166 points, Livin' Thing gets 1146 points, Hold On Tight gets 1265 points, and Telephone Line gets the maximum at 1553 points. Given this, it's clear that Telephone Line is ELO's biggest USA hit of all time. The chart below illustrates this point system by ranking all ELO charted songs.
1553 - Telephone Line 1265 - Hold On Tight 1166 - Evil Woman 1146 - Livin' Thing 1129 - Don't Bring Me Down 1100 - Shine A Little Love 1089 - Xanadu 1048 - Sweet Talkin' Woman 1035 - Can't Get It Out Of My Head 985 - Turn To Stone 966 - Strange Magic 965 - All Over The World 844 - Rock 'N' Roll Is King 838 - I'm Alive 771 - Calling America 619 - Do Ya 556 - Roll Over Beethoven 524 - Showdown 456 - Mr. Blue Sky 440 - Last Train To London 385 - Twilight 380 - Confusion 83 - It's Over 50 - Daybreaker It's somewhat surprising that I'm Alive doesn't rank higher, considering that it's one of only three RIAA certified gold singles. However, keep in mind that the RIAA certification is based upon record sales whereas the Billboard charts are based upon sales and airplay.
Cash Box Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 10538 Overture
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartRoll Over Beethoven
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: May 19, 197387 82 73 68 64 61 58 54 50 48
(July 21, 1973)52 49 48
(August 11, 1973)50 Showdown
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: December 8, 197394 83 76 73 67 64 59 53 52 51
(February 9, 1974)68 Ma-Ma-Ma Belle
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartDaybreaker
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: April 20, 197499 89 79 73 68 64 61
(June 1, 1974)62 Can't Get It Out Of My Head
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: December 14, 197485 72 60 51 46 41 35 30 28 24 21 18 16 15 14
(March 22, 1975)50 79 Evil Woman
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: November 15, 197595 79 51 37 32 23 18 16 15 15 13 12 10 9
(February 14, 1976)9
(February 21, 1976)13 28 38 48 Strange Magic
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: March 6, 197677 66 54 44 37 32 25 18 15 14 15
(May 15, 1976)20 21 29 38 43 66 Showdown
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: August 21, 197687 82 78 75
(September 11, 1976)Livin' Thing
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: October 30, 197672 54 37 26 20 17 13 11 10
(December 25, 1976)12 13 25 26 34 34 38 43 56 60 56 Do Ya
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: February 5, 197780 59 41 32 23 20 18 17 16
(April 2, 1977)24 26 31 39 96 Telephone Line
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: June 18, 197786 74 68 56 38 31 26 22 18 16 11 9 6 5 4
(September 24, 1977)6 10 21 30 37 54 Turn To Stone
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: November 19, 197772 53 39 32 29 25 20 20 15 11
(January 21, 1978)12 17 20 45 76 Sweet Talkin' Woman
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: February 18, 197881 72 59 42 33 28 26 23 20 18
(April 22, 1978)18
(April 28, 1978)29 40 45 49 95 Mr. Blue Sky
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: June 24, 197877 63 54 46 35 31 29 28 27
(August 19, 1978)39 53 92 It's Over
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartShine A Little Love
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: May 19, 197949 33 27 21 16 12 10 8 8 7
(July 21, 1979)17 39 56 93 Don't Bring Me Down
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: July 28, 197948 36 28 15 12 10 8 6 4
(September 22, 1979)4
(September 29, 1979)9 11 21 27 42 61 96 Confusion
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: October 13, 197982 73 63 55 50 48 47
(November 24, 1979)61 91 Last Train To London
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: December 22, 197984 74 62 55 47 Chart not published 42 38 36
(February 16, 1980)47 59 81 I'm Alive
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: May 24, 198062 45 36 30 26 22 18 16 14
(July 19, 1980)14
(July 26, 1980)32 47 56 72 93 Xanadu
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: August 9, 198080 61 44 31 24 19 14 12 10 9
(October 11, 1980)9
(October 18, 1980)10 20 32 47 50 61 68 93 97 All Over The World
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: August 2, 198053 43 38 34 28 26 21 17 16 14
(October 4, 1980)14
(October 11, 1980)33 40 59 73 85 Hold On Tight
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: July 25, 198162 47 36 32 22 17 14 12 10 9 8
(October 3, 1981)8
(October 10, 1981)10 21 45 70 96 Twilight
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: October 24, 198182 71 58 52 44 40 38
(December 5, 1981)44 53 61 Chart not published Chart not published 97 Rain Is Falling
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartRock 'N' Roll Is King
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: June 25, 198364 48 41 33 30 28 26 24 23 22
(August 27, 1983)34 46 74 Four Little Diamonds
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartStranger
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartCalling America
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: February 1, 198685 64 47 41 36 33 30 26
(March 22, 1986)26
(March 29, 1986)32 33 48 56 64 75 98 So Serious
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartAlright
Cash Box Top 100 Chart Entry Date: Did not chartThe Record World chart listings below come from multiple sources and are incomplete and occasionally incorrect. Any assistance in filling in the gaps is greatly appreciated.
Record World Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 Roll Over Beethoven
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 31
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartCan't Get It Out Of My Head
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 23
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartEvil Woman
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 9
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartStrange Magic
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 20
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartLivin' Thing
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 10
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartDo Ya
Record World Top 100 Chart Entry Date: November 4, 1972? ? ? ? ? Peak of 88
during a run of 6 weeks on the chartTelephone Line
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 7
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartTurn To Stone
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 9
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartSweet Talkin' Woman
Record World Top 100 Chart Entry Date: February 18, 1978? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Peak of 23
during a run of 14 weeks on the chartMr. Blue Sky
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 33
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartShine A Little Love
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 8
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartDon't Bring Me Down
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: August 4, 1979? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Peak of 3
during a run of 18 weeks on the chartI'm Alive
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 14
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartXanadu
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 4
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartAll Over The World
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 8
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartHold On Tight
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 10
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chartTwilight
Record World Top 40 Chart Entry Date: [UNKNOWN]Peak of 39
during a run of an unknown number of weeks on the chart
Robert Porter
June 2009
Special thanks to Patrik Guttenbacher of Face The Music Germany for his assistance in putting this page together. Patrik-- you ROCK!