This also does not include Jeff's music as incidental music in non-musical TV programs, such as 10538 Overture in Life On Mars or Xanadu in Lost. Perhaps that will be another analysis for the future.

It is certain that all the appearances shown below are not 100% complete. There are surely several appearances that have been missed, although every effort has been made to add all nationally broadcast and verifiable appearances. It is true that sometimes Jeff and/or ELO appeared on local or syndicated broadcasts; these types of appearances are often poorly documented and not well known. If they are known and verifiable, then they are included here. (Editor's Note: I clearly recall in the 1970s and 1980s that my local network affiliates in Houston, Texas would sometimes feature short news segments that a band was playing or had played and they might include some short clips, even of the actual show. And there were dozens of local music video shows produced.) There is likely a lot of material missing that was produced outside the UK and USA as this is not as well documented either. Also not well represented here are Jeff's appearances in the 1990s to promote the Traveling Wilburys' album. Efforts are always ongoing to uncover more information and add them here.

Finally, an editorial comment on the YouTube (and other video sites) links shown here: the videos linked here are not put up by me (the editor). I have found and linked to shows where they are found. If you, the reader, note any dead links or know of a video that this page is not linked to, feel free to contact me (at the email address at the bottom of this page) and I will correct it. I have no personal interest in creating and maintaining a YouTube account at this time, but I'm happy to link to the videos if they are available.

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Show and Artist Details	Songs Performed	Notes
Show: Five O'Clock Club Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Rediffusion (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 1967 or 1968 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Idle Race Song: Skeleton And The Roundabout Artist: Idle Race Song: Come With Me	Performance Type: Unknown Hosted by Muriel Young, this music oriented program was oriented toward children and featured pop acts of the day. All broadcasts were in black and white only. No episodes of the program are known to survive. "Along with their radio sessions, The Idle Race appeared on TV, most memorably on Five O'Clock Club. The show was presented by Muriel Young in the Manchester studio and Dave remembers performing The Skeleton And The Roundabout, Come With Me and reckons they probably did most of the other singles. At the time of writing, it was uncertain as to whether any of these shows still exist in the vaults." Unknown (1994 - Face The Music fanzine #17)
Show: Disco 2 Episode: S01E12 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 28 March 1970 Running Time: 50 minutes	Artist: The Move Song: Brontosaurus	Performance Type: Unknown Disco 2 filmed in color at Century 21 studios in Slough in Berkshire, England and, for the first series, ran 50 minutes an episode. The presenter for the first series was Tommy Vance and the only known guests on this episode were Yes and The Move. As the episode was wiped from the BBC archives, details are taken from TV listings only. The Move promoted their latest single, Brontosaurus and Roy Wood debuted his harlequin make up for the first time ever on this appearance. The entire episode was wiped from the BBC archives and is not known to survive in any format. "I can remember the first time I broke out. It was on a TV show and we were doing Brontosaurus. I'd had a few pints that night, I can tell you. Maureen had made me a new coat for the occasion so I painted my face to match. The first the others knew about it was when they saw me. They just looked at each other, then looked at me leaping around, and Jeff stopped playing. I was so embarrassed. But once I'd done it I started to put it in the stage act and we were going well again. Yes, I'd say I'm a shy person, and that leaping around with paint on my face did wonders for my confidence." Roy Wood (December 23, 1971 Rolling Stone) "Oh, just before [the recording of 10538 Overture] Charlie [Wayne] had left [The Move], and I had written Brontosaurus and we had to have some sort of front man. Everyone was pointing at me, but I didn't think I could do it because I'd always been the songwriter standing beside my amp. It wrote it because it was and easy song and eventually I designed the gear to go with it and I painted my face in triangles. But I didn't think I'd have the courage to go on stage and do it. We did Disco 2 and I got a few drinks down me and went on leaping about like a maniac. It was more surprising to me than the band that I did it, and I felt embarrassed. I persuaded myself to do it a couple more times and once I'd got over it I was okay." Roy Wood (November 27, 1971 - New Musical Express)
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 9 April 1970	This was a completely live performance of Brontosaurus by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Beat-Club   Broadcast Date: 18 April 1970	This was a completely live performance of Brontosaurus by The Move. See the Beat-Club page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 30 April 1970	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Brontosaurus by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 14 May 1970	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Brontosaurus by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Disco 2 Episode: S02E08 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 31 October 1970 Running Time: 50 minutes	Artist: The Move Song: Unknown	Performance Type: Unknown The show, filmed in color, ran 50 minutes an episode. The presenter for this, the second series, was Pete Drummond and the known guests on this episode were Slade, The Move, Clarence Carter and T2. As the episode was wiped from the BBC archives, details are taken from TV listings only. It remains very possible that the footage broadcast was not an original performance, but rather archive footage, thus Jeff Lynne may not be included at all. The entire episode was wiped from the BBC archives and is not known to survive in any format.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 12 November 1970	This was a completely live performance of When Alice Comes Back To The Farm by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Lift Off Episode: S02E08 Broadcaster: Granada ITV (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 25 November 1970 Running Time: 25 minutes	Artist: The Move Song: Unknown	Performance Type: Unknown This was a color program, aimed at children. The title of the show was simply Lift Off at the time, but by the fourth series, it was retitled to Lift Off With Ayshea and sometimes these early episodes are incorrectly referred to by that title as well. The entire episode is not known to survive in any format.
Show: Beat-Club   Broadcast Date: 31 December 1970	This was a completely live performance of When Alice Comes Back To The Farm by The Move. See the Beat-Club page for details on this appearance.
Show: Whittaker's World Of Music Episode: S01E08 Broadcaster: LWT (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 29 May 1971 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: The Move Song: Tonight	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Mimed This program was a music variety show hosted by singer Roger Whittaker, running for one season only in 1971. The version of the Move that appeared on this program was only Roy Wood, Bev Bevan and Jeff Lynne as there was no bassist in the band at this time in their history. As this is a mimed performance only, this was not an issue.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 24 June 1971	This was a mimed performance of Tonight by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Disco 71 Episode: S01E05 Broadcaster: ZDF (Germany) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 3 July 1971 Running Time: 45 minutes	Artist: The Move Song: Tonight	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE FULL SHOW ON . Performance Type: Mimed This performance again features only Jeff, Roy and Bev with no bass player. It is a mimed performance to the record, so this is not an issue. This same recording was also used on the June 24, 1971 performance of the BBC's Top Of The Pops. Although this performance was recorded specifically for Disco 71, it first appeared a week and a half earlier on the Top Of The Pops episode. This performance closed the show with the show credits running over part of the performance as it appeared in Disco 71 The full episode featured performances by Neil Diamond, Olivia Newton-John, Lulu and more.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 8 July 1971	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Tonight by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Lift Off Episode: S03E03 Broadcaster: Granada ITV (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 24 August 1971 Running Time: 25 minutes	Artist: The Move Song: Tonight	Performance Type: Unknown This was a color program, aimed at children. The title of the show was simply Lift Off at the time, but by the fourth series, it was retitled to Lift Off With Ayshea and sometimes these early episodes are incorrectly referred to by that title as well. The entire episode is not known to survive in any format.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 14 October 1971	This was a completely live performance of Chinatown by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 4 November 1971	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Chinatown by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 11 November 1971	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Chinatown by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Lift Off Episode: S03E12 Broadcaster: Granada ITV (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 24 November 1971 Running Time: 25 minutes	Artist: The Move Song: Chinatown	Performance Type: Unknown This was a color program, aimed at children. The title of the show was simply Lift Off at the time, but by the fourth series, it was retitled to Lift Off With Ayshea and sometimes these early episodes are incorrectly referred to by that title as well. The entire episode is not known to survive in any format.
Show: Beat-Club   Broadcast Date: 27 November 1971	This was a completely live performance of Down On The Bay by The Move. See the Beat-Club page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Old Grey Whistle Test Episode: S01E11 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 30 November 1971 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: The Move Song: Ella James Artist: The Move Song: The Words Of Aaron	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Mimed This the first of Jeff Lynne's two appearances on the long running The Old Grey Whistle Test program. This time around, the band added Bill Hunt playing (at least on The Words Of Aaron) both basoon and recorder. Only The Words Of Aaron is available as an excerpt from the full program. The performance of Ella James is not available and it's unclear if it survives the BBC archive wipe.
Show: Lift Off With Ayshea Episode: S04E01 Broadcaster: Granada ITV (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 12 April 1972 Running Time: 25 minutes	Artist: The Move Song: California Man	Performance Type: Unknown This was a color program, aimed at children. By this time, the title of the show had changed from Lift Off to Lift Off With Ayshea as she was the show host. Unfortunately, the episode is not known to survive in any format. As a side note, Roy Wood of the move and early ELO began dating host Ayshea around the time of this show and he later wrote the song Farewell for her which she released as a single in 1973.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 4 May 1972	This was a completely live vocal to tape backup performance of California Man by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Old Grey Whistle Test Episode: S01E35 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 16 May 1972 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: 10538 Overture	Performance Type: Promo Video This was a broadcast of the music video only. Some sources cite this as broadast on 9 May rather than 16 May. "Every time there was anything in the papers about ELO there would be a picture of Roy Wood. And then on Old Grey Whistle Test Richard Williams said 'Good song, Roy' about 10538 Overture!" Bev Bevan (August 19, 1972 - Record Mirror)
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 25 May 1972	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of California Man by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 8 June 1972	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of California Man by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Set Of 6 Broadcast Date: 20 June 1972	This was a live performance of Queen Of The Hours, Jeff's Boogie No. 2, Whisper In The Night, Great Balls Of Fire and 10538 Overture. See the Set Of 6 page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 22 June 1972	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of California Man by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 29 June 1972	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of California Man by The Move. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: 2 Festival Della Musica D'Avanguardia E Nuove Tendenze Episode: 2 Broadcaster: RAI (Italy) Record Date: 4 June 1972 Broadcast Date: June 1972 Running Time: 50 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: 10538 Overture	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE FULL SHOW ON . Performance Type: Completely Live This Italian TV special was all about the four day music festival 2 Festival Della Musica D'Avanguardia E Nuove Tendenze (translated as the Second Festival of Avant-Garde Music and New Trends) in Italy and originally aired on Italian TV in June of 1972. Only a small portion of the band performing 10538 Overture (the middle instrumental parts only) at the festival are featured. Other bands appearing at the festival and featured in the TV special include several Italian bands such as Circus 2000, Stormy Six and Il Balletto di Bronzo as well as British bands Argent and Spencer Davis Group. The performance took place in Rome at the Stadium Tennis Foro Italico in June 1972. The show was presented by well known Italian personality Teo Teocoli. ELO, with the strange concept of featuring strings and French horn in a rock 'n' roll band, certainly fit with the concept of avant-garde music for the festival. At the time, they were a new and unknown band, thus it did not get much more than a passing mention on the program. Still, it offers a rare glimpse into the first live line-up of the band when Roy Wood was still involved and it offers an incredibly rare look into the Italian tour. The exact date in June of the performance is unclear but given the dates of the Italian tour, it was probably on early in June, at the conclusion of the tour. The program surfaced in 2014 as part of Rai Storia's historical documentation. The original recording was done at the 4:3 aspect ratio. Unfortunately, this video was cropped for the 16:9 aspect ratio of widescreen TVs. Thus for this rebroadcast documentary, the only available source of the footage, is missing the top and bottom of the image.
Show: 2Gs And The Pop People Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: LWT (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 8 July 1972 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: 10538 Overture Artist: The Move Song: California Man	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Live Vocal and Mimed Backing These performances are rather interesting because of the timing. The program was broadcast in July 1972, about the exact time that Roy Wood split from ELO and The Move. The exact date of Roy's official exit in July is not known, but it's almost sure that the performance of California Man was Roy was a pre-recorded performance probably done in May or early June. The performance of 10538 Overture was later, leaving Jeff do perform the song without Roy in early July. Other performers include Labi Siffre and Offspring. For 10538 Overture, because Roy was no longer with the band, Jeff was forced to mime Roy's vocal parts. The entire performance was mimed with no live musical performance. In this instance, the band was reduced to a seven piece with Bev on drums, Jeff on lead vocal and guitar, Bill Hunt on French horn, Richard Tandy on bass guitar, Mike Edwards on cello and two other unidentified men on cello (possibly Andy Craig and one of the band's road crew miming). There was no violin player, although one of the unidentified cello players might be Wilf Gibson in disguise. Jeff is wearing his eye patch and captains hat that he wore in the music video and the Top Of The Pops appearance. The peformance is only about the first two minutes and 15 seconds of the song with the last 30 seconds or so obscured by superimposed dancers shown over the band. The performance of 10538 Overture here included Jeff Lynne, Bev Bevan, Richard Tandy (bass), Bill Hunt (horn, on loan from Roy Wood's then yet unnamed new group), Hugh Mc Dowell (cello, on loan from Roy Wood's then yet unnamed new group), Mike Edwardes (cello), Wilf Gibson (cello, in disguise with cape, hat and sunglasses, but his standard stage costume!). The performance of California Man is bouncy and frenetic with the band this time featured as a five piece, with Jeff on piano, Bev on drums, Roy on saxophone, Bill Hunt on saxophone, and an unidentified person on stand up bass (and no one visible on guitar at all!). They are all seen in vintage 1950s era style, in the spirit of the song's mood. Jeff Lynne is sporting his sunglasses look, an early stage appearance, but it is probably just in the spirit of the song as all other performers are wearing colored glasses except for Bev. They mystery person on stand up bass may not be a musician with the band at all because he's doing a rather poor attempt at miming. This is a rather odd vocal performance, with the band miming to the record; both Jeff and Roy provide live lead vocals, but the vocals from the record can be heard too which provides an odd harmonic sound to the performance. The performance of California Man here included Roy Wood, Jeff Lynne. Bev Bevan, Bill Hunt (saxophone), and Richard Battle (Roy's nephew on double bass). Portions of the performance of 10538 Overture were featured on the official release DVD Inside The Electric Light Orchestra in 2001 and Total Rock Review in 2005.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 27 July 1972	This was a completely live performance of 10538 Overture. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 3 August 1972	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of 10538 Overture. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 17 August 1972	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of 10538 Overture. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 25 December 1972	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of California Man. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 25 January 1973	This is a new episode featuring a disc play only of Roll Over Beethoven. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 1 February 1973	This is a mimed performance of Roll Over Beethoven. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 15 February 1973	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Roll Over Beethoven. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Crackerjack Episode: S12E04 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 23 February 1973 Running Time: 40 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Unknown (probably Roll Over Beethoven)	Aimed at children, Crackerjack was a frenetic show with a lot of comedy, sketches and games with the children. It also featured a music spot which ELO apparently filled. The episode is not known to survive the BBC wiping so little is known about the appearance.
Show: The Basil Brush Show Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: Early 1973 Running Time: 25 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Unknown (probably Roll Over Beethoven)	his was a children's program with Basil, the fox puppet interacting with various guests. The original show ran from 1968 to 1980 and was a variety show format, with various jokes, sketches and celebrity guests. It is believed that ELO performed the newly released Roll Over Beethoven on this episode. The show is not available for review and is believed to have been wiped from the BBC archives.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 29 June 1973	This is a live performance of Roll Over Beethoven and Kuiama. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: American Bandstand Episode: S16E41 Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 21 July 1973 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Roll Over Beethoven	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Mimed This is ELO's first appearance on the long running American Bandstand but also their second appearance on American TV (the first was The Midnight Special in June 1973). The band mimes the song, while wearing their tuxedo stage clothes. Only a small 30 second clip of the performance is currently available from the American Bandstand archives.
Show: American Jam Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: July 1973 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Unkonwn	Performance Type: Completely Live This is a program that features various performances from ABC's In Concert series, so it probably features an Electric Light Orchestra performance of Roll Over Beethoven. Other artists on the program include Jim Croce, Gladys Knight, Eagles, Black Oak Arkansas, Dan Hicks, Dr. John, Mandrill and T. Rex. There is some evidence that this may have had a theatrical release, but that remaind unconfirmed.
Show: In Concert Episode: 14 Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: 21 June 1973 Broadcast Date: 17 August 1973 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Roll Over Beethoven	Performance Type: Completely Live This performance was recorded in Los Angeles, California at the UCLA Royce Hall. Although the show aired in August 1973, it was recorded on June 21 when the band was on tour in the area. No video is available, however a good quality audio recording is. This show, originally produced by Don Kirshner, is often confused with the syndicated Don Kirshner's Rock Concert.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 17 August 1973	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Roll Over Beethoven. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 11 October 1973	This is a mimed performance of Showdown. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 1 November 1973	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Showdown. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Mike Douglas Show Episode: S12E53 Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 7 November 1973 Running Time: 90 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Roll Over Beethoven Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Showdown	Performance Type: Mimed This is ELO's first appearance on this long-running syndicated show, hosted by American personality Mike Douglas. The show, like many talk shows of the period, featured talk with celebrity guests, with occasional musical or comedy guests. ELO's appearance featured their recent hit Roll Over Beethoven as well as their newest single, Showdown.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 23 November 1973	This was a mimed performance of Showdown and Ma-Ma-Ma Belle. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 8 February 1974	This was a new episode featuring a repeated mimed performance of Bluebird Is Dead as well as a repeat of an earlier performance of Showdown. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 14 March 1974	This is a mimed performance of Ma-Ma-Ma Belle. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 21 March 1974	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Ma-Ma-Ma Belle. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Mike Douglas Show Episode: S12E161 Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 15 April 1974 Running Time: 90 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Unknown	Performance Type: Mimed This is ELO's second appearance on this show. The songs performed are unknown at this time, but it likely at least included the latest single, Ma-Ma-Ma Belle. This show is not available in any format. It is assumed to be a mimed performance.
Show: Don Kirshner's Rock Concert Episode: S01E21 Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 20 April 1974 Running Time: 90 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: New World Rising/Ocean Breakup Reprise Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Dreaming Of 4000 Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Ma-Ma-Ma Belle	Performance Type: Mimed This performance was on Don Kirshner's new program, meant to complete with In Concert. Despite this program being touted as all live performances and this fact being used as a selling point, these ELO performances were actually all pre-recorded, mimed-to-the-record performances. Video of these performances have turned up on bootleg circles from time to time (although currently not on YouTube or any video streaming service) and they are often labeled as "music videos" due to the mimed nature. It is quite certain that these were recorded specifically for Don Kirshner's Rock Concert only, although they may have been sold and/or rebroadcast on other music video programs over the subsequent years. The exact date of the recording is uncertain, but it is believed have been done in April, 1974 at a New York City studio while the band was touring the American east coast.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 7 June 1974	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Showdown and Bluebird Is Dead. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: In Concert Episode: 37 Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: 4 June 1974 Broadcast Date: 19 July 1974 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: In The Hall Of The Mountain King Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Great Balls Of Fire	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Completely Live This is ELO's second appearance on the USA series, with a straight stage performance recorded at the Rainbow Theatre in London, England on Wednesday, June 4, 1974. As broadcast on In Concert, the band is introduced by American singer Mac Davis, but it is reasonably certain that he did not actually introduce the band on stage in England, but it was edited together to appear as if he did.
Show: Szene 74 Episode: S01E01 Broadcaster: WDR (Germany) Record Date: 4 October 1974 Broadcast Date: 11 October 1974 Running Time: 35 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Daybreaker Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: N/A - Interview Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Showdown Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Daytripper Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Mik's Violin Solo/Orange Blossom Special Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Ma-Ma-Ma Belle Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: In The Hall Of The Mountain King Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Great Balls Of Fire Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Roll Over Beethoven	SEE ROCKPALAST VERSION ON . Performance Type: Completely Live This was a unique, Hamburg studio performance of most of the On The Third Day tour setlist recorded specifically for this the German Szene 74 program and without an audience. The series, appropriately enough, changed names for each consecutive year and ran from 1972 to 1979 only. Following the Daybreaker, the show's opening song, the entire band takes part in a short interview by an unknown interviewer. Included in the interview is sound man, Rick Pannell. The performance was in a Hamburg studio, and it was broadcast from Szene 74's Cologne Studio, leading to some confusion that the performance was in Cologne and not Hamburg. The series quickly evolved into Rockpalast, the long running German series. The concert was rebroadcast on unknown dates later in the 1970s under the new name. The date of October 11, 1974 is given for the date of the program, but it remains uncertain if this is the performance/recording date or the broadcast date (or they are the same). Given that ELO was touring Hamburg in late September, was in Belgium on October 1, it's probably the case that the October 11 date is the broadcast date and the performance/recording date was in September when the band was in the area. And it was released on DVD in 2010 on a set called Electric Light Orchestra Live: The Early Years (also featuring the 1976 Fusion concert from in New Victoria Theatre in London and previously unreleased footage of the band performing live at Brunel University on 1974. The release on the DVD was the Rockpalast version which moved the interview to the end of the broadcast. It was also released, under the Rockpalast version, as bonus material on the Out Of The Blue - Live At Wembley Blu-ray in early 2015. This performance was done in TV studio with no audience. Thus, it's a bit unusual in that the band is not reacting to an audience and there is no noise between tracks other than the band talking amongst themselves or adjusting their instruments for the next song. This program is also the only known video recording or release of Mik Kaminski's violin solo performance.
Show: The Mike Douglas Show Episode: S13E62 Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: 7 November 1974 Broadcast Date: 7 November 1974 Running Time: 90 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Poor Boy (The Greenwood) Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Can't Get It Out Of My Head	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Mimed This is ELO's third and final appearance on this long-running syndicated show, hosted by American personality Mike Douglas. ELO appeared, promoting the Eldorado album and performed a short, mimed set that included their latest single, Can't Get It Out Of My Head which was the edited single version only. This particular episode was guest hosted by comedian Richard Pryor (who also featured with ELO on an episode of The Midnight Special) and featured guests Sally Kellerman, Harry Belafonte, and George C. Scott.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 17 January 1975	This was a completely live performance featuring live performances of In The Hall Of The Mountain King, Great Balls Of Fire, Eldorado Overture, Can't Get It Out Of My Head, Mik's Violin Solo/Orange Blossom Special, Laredo Tornado, Hugh's Cello Solo/Flight Of The Bumblebee and Roll Over Beethoven. ELO hosted the episode. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: AVRO's TopPop Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: AVRO (Holland) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 1 March 1975 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Can't Get It Out Of My Head	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Mimed This performance is a music video production created specifically for AVRO's TopPop. It shows the exterior of the "Forshaw Heath Social Centre Hall" in Birmingham and fades in as if the band is playing inside the building (although it's unclear if they are actually playing there or not). The band mimes to the single version of the song. This performance, although created specifically for AVRO's Top Pop was subsequently used as the promo video for the band and broadcast on later music video programs. This ELO's only known appearance on this long running Dutch music program, but they very likely had music videos broadcast on other episodes.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 28 March 1975	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Can't Get It Out Of My Head and Great Balls Of Fire. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Old Grey Whistle Test Episode: S04E29 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 26 November 1974 Broadcast Date: 25 April 1975 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Laredo Tornado Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Eldorado Overture Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Can't Get It Out Of My Head	Performance Type: Completely Live This program features select repeats from the January 17, 1975 broadcast of The Midnight Special on America's NBC network. They are introduced as such on screen by Bob Harris. Other guests on the program include Judas Priest (playing live), Raymond Froggatt, and Roy Wood, talking about his latest projects.
Show: Pop 75 Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Unknown (Germany) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 1975 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Evil Woman	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Live Vocal and Mimed Backing This is a German music TV show, featuring various artists performing their latest singles. Other guests on the show include Albert Hammond, Jim Capaldi and Pilot. There is very little more known about the program, based solely upon a video clip featuring the show's introduction to the guests, then the Electric Light Orchestra performance. This performance by the band has the band playing the song over the tape backing, with mainly Jeff's vocals high in the mix. Jeff sings very close to the tape player playback, thus there is a strange echo effect to the audio. Over the piano bridge, the piano on the tape is turned down, allowing for much of Richard's live piano to be heard. The performance is to the standard single version with a slightly earlier fade.
Show: Supersonic   Broadcast Date: 4 December 1975	This was a live vocal to tape backing performance of Evil Woman. See the Supersonic page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 8 January 1976	This was a live vocal to tape backing performance of Evil Woman. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 9 January 1976	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Can't Get It Out Of My Head and Laredo Tornado. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: American Bandstand Episode: S19E16 Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 10 January 1976 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Evil Woman	Performance Type: Media Play SEE CLIP ONLY ON . The song is featured as part of the Spotlight Dance portion of the show, where three couples exclusively dance to a song. The edited USA single version of the song is played and ELO makes no physical appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 22 January 1976	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Evil Woman. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 31 January 1976	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Evil Woman. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 12 February 1976	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Evil Woman. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 5 March 1976	This was a completely live performance of Evil Woman, Nightrider, and Strange Magic. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 23 April 1976	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Strange Magic, Nightrider, and Evil Woman. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 29 April 1976	This is a mimed performance of Nightrider. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Old Grey Whistle Test Episode: S05E32 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 4 May 1976 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview In an interview only, Jeff talks about ELO's great success in America and fans wanting them to play some shows in the UK. He also talks about the upcoming recording of the new as-yet-untitled album (what's to be A New World Record).
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 25 June 1976	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Strange Magic and Evil Woman. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Fusion Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: London Weekend Television (UK) Record Date: 20 June 1976 Broadcast Date: 30 July 1976 Running Time: 50 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Poker Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Nightrider Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Showdown Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Eldorado Overture Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Can't Get It Out Of My Head Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Poor Boy (The Greenwood) Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Illusions In G Major Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Strange Magic Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: 10538 Overture/Do Ya Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Evil Woman Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Ma-Ma-Ma Belle Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Roll Over Beethoven	Performance Type: Completely Live SEE IT ON . This is a live concert, recorded at the New Victoria Theatre in London during ELO's tour of the UK. The filming was produced and directed by Mike Mansfield, famous in the 1970s for his work on the Supersonic TV show and various music related films. The concert was filmed by the London Weekend Television (LWT) crew and was initially broadcast on 30 July. The band was denied the use of lasers for the concert, due to not informing the London authorities in time. The recording is not ELO's full set and certainly songs were left out, such Fire On High, the On The Third Day suite and the string player's solos which were part of ELO's stage set on this tour of the UK. This broadcast was released VHS videotape in the UK in 1990 (Fusion Concert - Live In London - Pickwick PTR 2152), on worldwide DVD in August 2010 (Electric Light Orchestra Live: The Early Years - Eagle Vision EREDV780), and worldwide Blu-ray on March 14, 2015 as bonus material (Out Of The Blue - Live At Wembley - Eagle Rock ERSBD3017). The latter two releases left off Roll Over Beethoven on the USA releases, probably for copyright reasons.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 17 September 1976	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Showdown. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 18 November 1976	This was a music video broadcast of Livin' Thing. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 2 December 1976	This was a music video broadcast of Livin' Thing. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Multi-Coloured Swap Shop Episode: Unknown (Series 1) Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: Late 1976 Running Time: 165 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Livin' Thing (unconfirmed)	Performance Type: Media Play This is a live children's show featuring a mix of comedy, music, news and games with the highlights being that children could call in and swap items with other childrean. Although no hard evidence exists regarding this appearance, one fan recalls some detail. He reports that the group appeared in an outside broadcast segment called "Swaporama" (where one of the hosts (usually Keith Chegwin) would appear in a location somewhere in the UK, usually a park, and tell all the kids to come down for a swap). ELO were there in person to help him do swaps with the kids. The location may have been Birmingham and they likely mimed to their latest single, Livin' Thing.
Show: The Basil Brush Show Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 11 December 1976 Running Time: 25 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Unknown	This was a children's program with Basil, the fox puppet interacting with various guests. The original show ran from 1968 to 1980 and was a variety show format, with various jokes, sketches and celebrity guests. ELO's appearance on this show is confirmed, but how and what they did is unclear. It is thought that they did not make an actual appearance, but rather the Livin' Thing video was shown as that was their latest single. Other guests on the episode included Anita Harris, George Sewell and Tony Selby The show is not available for review and is believed to have been wiped from the BBC archives.
Show: American Music Awards Episode: 4th Annual Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: January 1977 Broadcast Date: 31 January 1977 Running Time: 120 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Livin' Thing	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Mimed ELO made an appearance at the 4th American Music Awards, held at the Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, California. Introduced by Helen Reddy, the band mimes to the Livin' Thing single while set up on a colorful, tiered triangular stage. It's unclear exactly when the performance was recorded, but it was surely not done live. The night of the broadcast, ELO was performing a show in San Diego. As they were on tour in the west coast of America, it was probably done a few days earlier or even just ealrier in the day. The picture sleeve for the Japanese Confusion single in 1979 used an image from this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 18 February 1977	This was a completely live performance of Livin' Thing, Do Ya, Telephone Line, Rockaria! and a repeat of Livin' Thing. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 24 February 1977	This was a music video broadcast of Rockaria!. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 10 March 1977	This was a music video broadcast of Rockaria!. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 1 April 1977	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Do Ya. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 29 April 1977	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Do Ya, Rockaria! and Telephone Line. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 26 May 1977	This was a music video broadcast of Telephone Line. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: All You Need Is Love: The Story Of Popular Music Episode: S01E17 (Imagine: New Directions) Broadcaster: LWT (UK) Record Date: Late 1975 Broadcast Date: 4 June 1977 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Can't Get It Out Of My Head	Performance Type: Mimed This was a 17 part retrospective of popular music, directed by Tony Palmer for worldwide distribution. Each episode was approximately one hour long and focused on a specific aspect of popular music (although the focus tended toward rock oriented or inspired music). The last episode, entitled Imagine: New Directions, focused on what the producers thought the future of popular music would be. It featured a short, unique music video of ELO performing Can't Get It Out Of My Head with the implication being that the fusion of rock and classical would be a possible future for popular music. Other artists imagined to be the future include Black Oak Arkansas, Tangerine Dream and Mike Oldfield. The performance video is unique to this documentary and it is mimed to the album version of the song. It shows the band, in a darkened room, performing the song, and is intercut with various film footage of waves crashing on a beach, a San Fransisco trolley, and boys rowing a canoe. There is no interview segment. The video was clearly produced in 1975 at the same time that the Evil Woman music video was produced as the clothes and style matches. It's unclear if the video was produced specifically for the All You Need Is Love: The Story Of Popular Music documentary or was something recorded at the same time as Evil Woman that was unused until the documentary. Although this documentary was produced for worldwide distribution, it's first known broadcast was on LWT in the UK. It certainly repeated in the international market. The documentary was released on a five disc DVD set in 2008. Unfortunately, the DVD producers decided to release it in widescreen format, thus cutting off the top and bottom of the original 4x3 aspect ratio footage. No known version of the original broadcast in the original aspect ratio is known to be available.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 9 June 1977	This was a music video broadcast of Telephone Line. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 12 August 1977	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Telephone Line. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 21 October 1977	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Telephone Line and Rockaria!. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 28 October 1977	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of a currently unidentified song. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 3 November 1977	This was a music video broadcast of Turn To Stone. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 17 November 1977	This was a disc play only of Turn To Stone. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 16 December 1977	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of a currently unidentified songf. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Countdown Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: ABC (Australia) Record Date: Late 1977 Broadcast Date: 24 December 1977 Running Time: 55 minutes	Artist: Bev Bevan Song: N/A - interview Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Telephone Line	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview and Promo Video For this long running Australian music series, Bev Bevan is interviewed by Countdown personality Molly Meldrum, followed by an airing of the Telephone Line. ELO was experiencing a peak of popularity at the time and was just about to come to Australia for a series of shows. Countdown taped the interview with Bev in Los Angeles just a few weeks prior to the airing. For the interview, Bev talks about the song Rockaria! (when a short bit of the the music video is shown, the recording of promotional film clips, recording at Musicland Studios, and the recording of Telephone Line. Following the short interview, running about four minutes only, the full Telephone Line music video is shown.
Show: Unknown Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Unknown (Australia) Record Date: 31 January 1978 Broadcast Date: 31 January 1978 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: N/A - interview	Performance Type: Interview Little is known about this, however the National Film & Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA) indicates that they have in their archives a recording described as: Shows English popular band Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) holding a press conference while on tour in Australia." It is uncertain what programs it was broadcast on, although it was likely used for various news shows across the country.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 9 February 1978	This was a music video broadcast of Mr. Blue Sky. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 17 February 1978	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Telephone Line. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 23 February 1978	This was a music video broadcast of Mr. Blue Sky. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Ginza Now! Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Unknown (Japan) Record Date: March 1978 Broadcast Date: 16 March 1978 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: N/A - interview	Performance Type: Interview SEE IT ON . Ginza Now! was a Japanese pop culture TV program that ran from 1972 to 1979. It was broadcast daily from a satellite studio in Ginza from Monday to Friday evenings, while every Thursday was "POPTEEN POPS," a day when musicians made guest appearances. The program features various hosts giving a pop music countdown and talking to various musical guests as well as enthusiastic audience members. In this particular episode, guests include several Japanese pop artists, as well as clips form Kiss, ABBA, Wings and more. During the program, Richard Tandy and then Melvyn Gale (who was late) are interviewed by (possibly!) Miki Mizuno in a hotel room about their recent appearances in Japan and future plans. A short clip of the Mr. Blue Sky music video is also shown. Jeff Lynne does not make a personal appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 24 March 1978	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of a currently unidentified song. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Rock 'n Roll Sports Classic Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 3 May 1978 Running Time: 120 minutes	Artist: Richard Tandy Song: N/A - Sports events	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: N/A Jeff Lynne does not actually feature in this show, but it is such a unique appearance by ELO members during the peak of ELO's popularity that it is noteworthy to be included here. This is a rather unusual TV program that needs a bit of background to understand why it was made. Beginning in the mid 1970s, ABC in the US ran an ongoing series of specials, notably the Battle Of The Network Stars, which featured popular TV stars from various networks in a series of physical competitions. The stars, aligned with their respective networks, would compete in games such as relay races, tug-of-war and other games with the winning team players winning bragging rights (and reportedly money). Although it was mostly just a fun romp of watching TV actors outside of their TV characters and being relatively normal people. Each special was sportcast with gravitas by popular sports broadcaster Howard Cosell. So it was that in 1978, an offshoot of this, Rock 'n Roll Sports Classic, was created to feature popular musicians in various sporting competitions pitting the "East" against the "West." Richard Tandy and Hugh McDowell from ELO were part of the competition (competing for the East), along with such musical stars as The Jacksons, Rod Stewart, Commodores, Sha Na Na, Leif Garrett, The Runaways, Anne Murray and more. The event took place at the campus fo University of California, Irvine, with actors Alex Karras, Ed McMahon, Kristy MacNichol, and Michelle Phillips in the sports broadcasting. Captains Phyllis Diller and Sandy Duncan are team captains and Susan Anton and Barbi Benton are assistant team captains. The overall winner appears to be the West (the end of the available clip is cut off), thus the ELO team lost; it's unclear what the winnings were other than a trophy. The competitions that Richard and Hugh participated in are as follows: ELO Star Competition Outcome Hugh McDowell 100 yard dash third of eight Hugh McDowell 50 yard freestyle swim fourth of eight Hugh McDowell assists Helen Schneider at start of bicycle race N/A Richard Tandy basketball loss (team competition) Hugh McDowell relay race win (team competition) Richard Tandy soccer kick-off loss (versus Rod Stewart) Richard Tandy long jump win (team competition) Richard Tandy & Hugh McDowell tug-of-war unknown (but probably loss)
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 6 July 1978	This was a music video broadcast of Wild West Hero. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Electric Light Orchestra Live at Wembley Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Syndicated (UK/USA) Record Date: 2 June 1978 Broadcast Date: 10 July 1978 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Introduction Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Standin' In The Rain Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Night In The City Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Turn To Stone Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Tightrope Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Telephone Line Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Rockaria! Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Wild West Hero Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Showdown Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Sweet Talkin' Woman Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Mr. Blue Sky Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Do Ya Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Livin' Thing Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Roll Over Beethoven Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Outroduction	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Completely Live This is probably the most well known of the TV shows because it was so widely seen, has had several commercial releases, and was the cause and subject of some controversy. This was a concert done in one night at the Wembley Empire Pool in London. It was a charity concert to benefit the Invalid Children's Aid Association in the UK and was performed in front of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. It includes an introduction by actor Tony Curtis as well as the spaceship opening and closing footage. Directed by Mike Mansfield, who also directed ELO's Fusion concert two years prior, the concert is believed to have been syndicated all over the world as no "original" broadcaster or broadcast date is able to be identified. Surely this program was sold to different markets around the world by ELO's management. As directed by Mansfield, several wild (and now dated) special effects are added, which sometimes makes it difficult to see the actual concert. The studio recordings were also heavily mixed into the mono TV track, which further made it difficult to hear the actual performance that night. It was this mixing in of the audio that created some controversy for the band. At the time, the band was involved in a lawsuit from Brass Ring Production, the promoter for the August 1978 concerts at the Pontiac Silverdome in which the promoter was seeking damages because the band used backing tapes for their show and they were accused of only miming on stage. Although the band did indeed use some backing tapes, this was only used for a few songs and it was only for parts that could not easily be created live (e.g. the intros to Fire On High and Can't Get It Out Of My Head) or as a guide at the start of the show only. The promoter had some severe cost overruns for this concert and was seeking to recoup some funds by withholding payment to ELO with the claim that they didn't really deliver a live show. This accusation may be false, but the argument against miming was poorly served by the Wembley TV broadcast that was being shown around the world at the time where the band actually appeared to be miming to the studio recording. What was heard on the TV broadcast was not what was actually heard that night. It was in 2006 that a remaster of the original audio was released that replaced the poorly chosen Mike Mansfield mono TV track with a remastered 5.1 audio track of the actual performance. This show was initially broadcast on BBC2 on July 10, 1978 at 22:40. Known rebroadcasts are on BBC2 on December 30, 1978 and on on BBC1 on April 30, 1979. It may have been broadcast on ATV in 1978 in the UK as well, but that remains unconfirmed. This TV show, because it was syndicated and owned by Jet Records rather than any TV studio, it was able to be released commercially several times over the years. It's first known release were in 1980 on VHS and BetaMax videotape in both the UK and US (and probably other territories) and it was released again on laserdisc format in 1981 in the US and Japan. There were several subsequent reissues on various video formats and even an audio CD release throughout the 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s all of them using the inferior mono TV mix. In 2006, the original concert audio was remastered and remixed to a nice stereo and 5.1 audio and the show was released on DVD and Blu-ray with the new audio. The actual name of the show is not entirely clear. It's probably best known as simply Live At Wembley, but as there is no proper title card or anything to identify a title on the broadcast, it probably doesn't have a name proper. The commercial releases over the years have varied between ELO - Live In Concert, Electric Light Orchestra - Live At Wembley, Live At Wembley - The Out Of The Blue Tour and Out Of The Blue Tour - Live At Wembley. On the commercial releases, footage of Don, David and Sharon Arden greeting the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester is seen at the start, then following the concert, the the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester meet ELO, asking them questions and the attending Tony Curtis who provides them with the charity donation from the concert. It is unclear if this non-concert footage was part of any broadcast.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 29 July 1978	This was a music video broadcast of Wild West Hero. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: WBIR - Action 10 News Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: WBIR (USA) Record Date: 7 September 1978 Broadcast Date: 7 September 1978 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: N/A	Performance Type: N/A This isn't really a Jeff Lynne appearance, rather it's an interesting story on the construction of the spaceship stage for the September 7, 1978 concert in Knoxville, Tennessee's Civic Coliseum. It features a lot of fascinating behind the scenes construction of the stage. It is narrate by reporter Dave Hopkins.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 5 October 1978	This was a music video broadcast of Sweet Talkin' Woman. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 12 October 1978	This was a music video broadcast of Sweet Talkin' Woman. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Don Kirshner's Rock Concert Episode: S06E05 Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 14 October 1978 Running Time: 90 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Turn To Stone Song: Sweet Talkin' Woman Song: Wild West Hero Song: Mr. Blue Sky	Performance Type: Promo Video This was very likely a broadcast of the Out Of The Blue Video EP, which featured the music videos with added animation before, after and between each song. Although this fact is unconfirmed, the order of the tracks as broadcast match perfectly to what is in the video EP. This is somewhat ironic for Don Kirshner's Rock Concert as it was a program that touted itself for live performances, even if many were mimed. This is also the first known use of a music video in a major television program. This trend would increase after this, with many more music video appearances in such programs.
Show: Multi-Coloured Swap Shop Episode: S03E03 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 14 October 1978 Running Time: 165 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Sweet Talkin' Woman	Performance Type: Promo video This was an airing of the Sweet Talkin' Woman video, ELO's newest single in the UK.
Show: PM Magazine Episode: S01E35 Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 20 October 1978 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Unknown	Performance Type: Unknown This appearance featured a story about the band's recent tour and spaceship stage. The tour was actually over by the time this was broadcast.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 26 October 1978	This was a disc play only of Sweet Talkin' Woman. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Captain & Tennille Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 1978 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra/Bev Bevan Song: Unknown	Performance Type: Unknown Details on this appearance are unclear. Captain & Tennille was the self-titled musical variety show hosted by the duo, Captain & Tennille. There have been some reports of ELO appearing on the show, but no record of the actual appearance of the show is confirmed. Most episodes have been released on DVD, but none feature ELO at all. There is a report that the only participation may not be by the band at all, but rather Bev Bevan doing voice-over style TV promo ads, or commercials, for the show in question, rather than any actual performance.
Show: Twiggy's Jukebox Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: 4 December 1975 Broadcast Date: 1978 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Evil Woman	Performance Type: Live Vocal and Mimed Backing Twiggy's Jukebox was a syndicated TV show in North America that was hosted by model and actress Twiggy. The show featured her introducing various musical guests, with footage mostly taken from the UK's 1975/1976 Supersonic program. One of the episodes repeated ELO's Supersonic performance of Evil Woman. This performaance is notable in part because the smoke machines began overwhelming cellists Melvyn Gale and Hugh McDowell and had Jeff Lynne momentarily breaking into laughter on camera because of it.
Show: People Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: 1978 Broadcast Date: 1978 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Unknown	Performance Type: Unknown People was a TV news magazine produced in 1978 and possibly into 1979 that was a TV counterpart to the print magazine of the same name. Reports are that ELO had a segment on the show, but details are unclear on what the appearance was about. It was likely something to with the big Out Of The Blue tour that happened in 1978.
Show: The British Rock And Pop Awards 1978 Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 1979 Broadcast Date: 1979 April 11 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Award acceptance only	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: N/A For this British awards show, which was simultaneously broadcast on BBC1 (TV) and BBC Radio1, various awards were presented. Winners for the award were chosen by the British public (reportedly through a mail-in ballot). The Electric Light Orchestra won a Best Album award for the Out Of The Blue and Jeff Lynne was present at the ceremony to accept the award. Dance troupe Legs & Co were present to dance many of the numbers. The show is only partially available at present with only a short clip of the closing credits is available. In the clip, the winners are restated and a brief clip of the acceptance is shown only, while Leg & Co dance to an orchestral rendition of the Bee Gees' Night Fever. It is not believed that Jeff did any sort of performance and was simply present, without the rest of the band, to accept the award. This annual award ceremony started some time in the 1970s with the earliest known records being 1976 and it stopped altogether by the mid-1980s.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 24 May 1979	This was a music video broadcast of Shine A Little Love. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 7 June 1979	This was a music video broadcast of Shine A Little Love. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 26 July 1979	This was a music video broadcast of The Diary Of Horace Wimp. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 9 August 1979	This was a music video broadcast of The Diary Of Horace Wimp. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 6 September 1979	This was a music video broadcast of Don't Bring Me Down. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 14 September 1979	This was a music video broadcast of Don't Bring Me Down. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 20 September 1979	This was a disc play only of Don't Bring Me Down. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Don Kirshner's Rock Concert Episode: S07E03 Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 29 September 1979 Running Time: 90 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Don't Bring Me Down Song: Last Train To London	Performance Type: Promo Video This episode aired the promo videos only. Don Kirshner's Rock Concert had previously been known for having live performances only, but by this time, they were relying on the easier and cheaper use of promo videos and non-original concert footage.
Show: Tiswas Episode: S06E01 Broadcaster: ITV (UK) Record Date: Late 1979 Broadcast Date: 3 November 1979 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Bev Bevan Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This is an interview with Bev Bevan only, prerecorded at his personal home in England. He is interviewed by Tiswas host, Sally James. They primarily talk about the new LP being released in time for Christmas (ELO's Greatest Hits), football, Bev's home, Jeff writing songs for Xanadu and ELO's plan to record them in 1980, and possible touring in the next year as well. Throughout the interview, a loop of Last Train To London is played in the background. Following the interview, Sally James is seen back in the studio with Chris Tarrant where she shows a mockup of the new album cover as well as mentions the new double A-side single, which is Confusion and Last Train To London.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 22 November 1979	This was a music video broadcast of Confusion. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: American Bandstand Episode: S23E10 Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 5 January 1980 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Last Train To London	Performance Type: Promo Video This episode aired the promo video only. Another known guest on the episode was John Cougar Mellencamp.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 22 February 1980	This was a music video broadcast of Last Train To London. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Midnight Special   Broadcast Date: 30 May 1980	This is a new episode featuring a repeat of an earlier broadcast performance of Telephone Line. See the The Midnight Special page for details on this appearance.
Show: Video: The Billion Pound Battle Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Syndicated? (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: May 1980 Running Time: 6 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Confusion	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Media Play The actual origin of this broadcast is uncertain, but it is believed to be a syndicated news segment. It profiles media entrepreneur, Stefan Sargent, who is trying to market video and software for home use through video players in the early 1980s. In the process, there is extensive footage of Mike Mansfield editing footage of the Electric Light Orchestra Confusion video. The closing credits of the segment features a partial play of the completed Confusion music video.
Show: Making Xanadu Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: August 1980 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Olivia Newton-John & Electric Light Orchestra Song: N/A - Interviews and Song Excerpts	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Media Play + Interview This special mainly focused on the film's choreography and how the film was produced, including several dance sequences, behind the scenes bits, and interviews with Olivia, Robert Greenwald, Larry Gordon, Gene Kelly and Michael Beck. It uses snippets of most songs from the film, including ELO's All Over The World, I'm Alive, Don't Walk Away and Xanadu. The use of All Over The World is a short section of an early cut of Gene Kelly dancing in a fancy clothing store to an early, instrumental version of All Over The World. About two-thirds of the way through the special there are a couple of interview segments about the music, filmed on the set with Olivia Newton-John, John Farrar and Jeff Lynne. In this section, Jeff talks only briefly about the challenges of creating the music for the film. He also acts a clown in some spots (he needs more ice in his drink or calling out "Hi, Mom!" to the camera), making Olivia laugh uncontrollably at his antics. The special ends with the cast and crew at the wrap party, dancing to Michael Jackson's Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough. The crowd at the wrap party includes several celebrities, but there is no sight of Jeff Lynne or anyone from ELO. The Making Xanadu special was produced by Olivia's then-boyfriend and manager, Lee Kramer.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 7 August 1980	This was film clips from the Xanadu film. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 14 August 1980	This was a disc play only of All Over The World. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 27 November 1980	This was a disc play only Don't Walk Away. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: ATV Today Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: ATV (UK) Record Date: December 1980 Broadcast Date: 15 December 1980 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Bev Bevan Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview In the wake of the murder of John Lennon on the 8th of December, Bev is interviewed by Lynda Berry about it. He talks of the murder as well as ELO's security. This interview is with Bev only and includes no music or Jeff at all.
Show: The Blue Jean Network Episode: S01E25 Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: 1979 Broadcast Date: July 1981 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Need Her Love Song: The Diary Of Horace Wimp Song: Confusion Song: Midnight Blue Song: Last Train To London Song: On The Run Song: Wishing Song: Don't Bring Me Down Song: Shine A Little Love	Performance Type: Promo Video Details on this series is a bit difficult to nail down. It was a syndicated series, created by Donny Osmond and premiered on November 30, 1980 and running into 1981. The show had no host and was simply music and interviews supplied by the musical stars on the show. As the series was syndicated, it aired on variable stations and variable nights so pinpointing an exact broadcast date is impossible. Some sources indicate that there were only 9 episodes produces, but others imply that there were many more. The Electric Light Orchestra episode aired not only all the Discovery videos, but also featured an dance troupe on roller skated called "Rock 'n' Rollers". Some records show that this episode also aired as late as mid-July in 1981, with TV listings confirming a broadcast on Saturday, July 18, 1981 in Lawrence, Kansas and another on Friday, July 17, 1981 in Santa Cruz, California. The order of the videos as broadcast was rearranged compared to the order from the album (and later commercial releases). The version of the Shine A Little Love video used was not the standard Discovery video version with the band in the smoky studio set, but rather the one filmed in Musicland Studios instead. The closing credits for the show scrolled up the screen during Shine A Little Love.
Show: ATV Today Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: ATV (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 12 August 1981 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview In this short news segment, Keith Wootton visits the band at their secret rehearsals (Jasper Carrott's folk club in Solihull called The Boggery), where they are practising prior to their forthcoming tour of the USA. Interview with Jeff Lynne about the group's plans to be less gimmicky and to produce a better sound; also about the high cost of touring with their extravagant sets, etc. Introducing two new members of the group, arranger Louis Clark and Dave Morgan.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 13 August 1981	This was a music video broadcast of Hold On Tight. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 27 August 1981	This was a disc play only of Hold On Tight. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 5 November 1981	This was a music video broadcast of Twilight. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Profiles In Rock Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Syndicated (International) Record Date: 1980 Broadcast Date: Late 1981 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Sweet Talkin' Woman Song: Shine A Little Love Song: Hold On Tight Song: Don't Bring Me Down Also: Extensive interview with Bev Bevan	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview + Promo Video This is documentary style program mainly focused around an interview with Bev Bevan by journalist Doug Pringle. It was produced in Canada, and syndicated worldwide. The program was ostensibly to promote Bev's new The ELO Story book, and several images are lifted directly from the book. Jeff is not interviews and makes appearances through music videos. As the interview is with Bev, it tells mostly his story and thoughts. ELO's Don't Bring Me Down is played over the intro and closing credits. Following the intro: Bev on about modern music Bev on early days in music and The Move Sweet Talkin' Woman music video Bev on the formation of ELO Bev's relationship with Jeff Bev on the disco of Discovery Shine A Little Love music video (Musicland version) Bev on keeping spirits up Bev on what life is all about Bev on his marriage Hold On Tight music video Bev on the new wave of music Bev on his early influences Bev's free time Bev on his idols Don't Bring Me Down music video Bev on ELO's popularity
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 21 January 1982	This was a music video broadcast of Ticket To The Moon. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Unknown Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Unknown (Sweden) Record Date: February 1982 Broadcast Date: February 1982 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Bev Bevan Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview Bev gave a short interview on an unidentified Swedish TV show, talking about ELO's popularity in Sweden, the Time tour, and various band members' solo recordings. He also talks about Fred the Robot and ELO's now sound on the Time album. The music video for Twilight was also played.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 23 January 1983	This was a music video broadcast of Rock 'n' Roll Is King. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: American Bandstand Episode: S26E20 Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 26 February 1983 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Kelly Groucutt Song: Am I A Dreamer Artist: Kelly Groucutt Song: You Don't Need To Hold Me Tight	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Mimed + Interview Although this is does not feature a Jeff Lynne appearance in any way, it's noted here for it's strong ELO connect during the peak of the band's popularity and active years. Kelly Groucutt was about promoting his solo album. Between mimed performances of the two songs, Kelly was interviewed about his new album and his involvement with ELO. Kelly states that the album was made with the blessing of ELO, with band members (but not Jeff) on the album, and that he would continue on with ELO despite the solo effort. However, the album and Kelly's lawsuit against ELO was causing tension with the band and their management and Kelly was already being shut out of the recording sessions. He would only go on to make the music videos for the Secret Messages album released later that year and then he was dismissed from the band.
Show: Solid Gold Episode: S03E25 Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA/Canada) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 12 March 1983 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Kelly Groucutt Song: Am I A Dreamer	Performance Type: Mimed + Interview This program was a syndicated musical variety show, featuring current artists and their current hits. The show was well known for it's Top Ten countdown and the sexy Solid Gold Dancers. This particular episode was hosted by Marilyn McCoo and Rex Smith. Kelly performed another mimed version of his single, promoting his new album, Kelly.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 7 July 1983	This was a music video broadcast of Rock 'n' Roll Is King. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: American Bandstand Episode: S26E45 Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 3 September 1983 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Rock 'n' Roll Is King	Performance Type: Promo Video This was a showing of the music video only. Records show that the bands The Flirts and X were also on this episode.
Show: D-TV Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Disney Channel (USA) Record Date: 1984 Broadcast Date: 1984 Running Time: 1 minute, 30 seconds	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Evil Woman	Performance Type: Media Play The Disney Channel featured a series of music videos inspired by MTV music videos, where they took popular songs from the past and included clips of old Disney cartoons to the music. The name, D-TV, is a variation of the popular MTV channel name. These short music videos were shown as filler on the show. They were first known to have been created and broadcast in 1984, but they repeated multiple times over the next few years from time to time. ELO's Evil Woman was featured, playing only from the third chorus to the end of the song (including the last verse) while various footage of female antagonists (the "evil women") from Disney cartoons are shown.
Show: Unknown Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: MTV (USA) Record Date: 1986 Broadcast Date: 1986 Running Time: 1 minute	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview A series of interview segments with Jeff Lynne were featured on MTV in 1986 around the time of the USA Balance Of Power. There were two known thirty second segments (there may have been more) that were repeated and scattered about during the day, used as bits of filler between music videos or during short music news segments. Each segment featured Jeff Lynne, sitting down, with multi-colored studio lights behind him while he talked about the challenges of recording ELO's newest album. It is confirmed that these interview bits were used during the MTV Countdown segment, when the Calling America music video was charting on the MTV charts. The actual source of the material is unclear. It may have been something created by CBS specifically for promotion and distribution to TV music outlets, thus it may have been part of an electronic press kit. As such, segments were likely used on many other channels, although at this time, MTV in America is the only confirmed broadcast.
Show: Unknown Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Sky (UK) Record Date: 1986 Broadcast Date: 1986 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne and Bev Bevan Song: N/A - Interview Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Calling America	Performance Type: Interview + Promo Video The exact source of this interview is uncertain as it's known from a clip only. It was an interview with Jeff and Bev by an unidentified interviewer in a TV studio with a showing of the Calling America music video also broadcast. It was broadcast on Sky TV, which was a satellite service available across Europe at the time. The program is thought to be not a series at all, but a set of continuing music video, news and interviews broadcast continuously, much as MTV was doing at the time.
Show: Heart Beat '86 Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 15 March 1986 Broadcast Date: 2 August 1986 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Telephone Line Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Do Ya Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Rockaria! Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Hold On Tight Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Don't Bring Me Down Artist: All-Star Band Song: Johnny B. Goode	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Completely Live This was a charity concert at the National Exhibition Centre near Birmingham, England, coordinated by Bev Bevan to benefit Birmingham Children's Hospital. Also on the bill was The Steve Gibbons Band, The Fortunes, Roy Wood, UB40 and Ruby Turner, Applejacks, Robert Plant and Big Town Playboys, The Rockin' Berries and finally The Moody Blues, but not all artists or songs were broadcast. This was ELO's first live performance since March, 1982, four years earlier, and it was the premiere of Martin Smith on bass in the band. The band performed a shortened live set. Several songs were performed that night, but did not make it into the TV broadcast; songs included are Twilight, Evil Woman, Livin' Thing, Turn To Stone, Rock 'n' Roll Is King, Calling America, Mr. Blue Sky, Roll Over Beethoven, a pop medley of Sweet Talkin' Woman and Confusion and finally Ma-Ma-Ma Belle which was actually the start of a rock medley with Do Ya and Rockaria!. The latter medley was only partially broadcast, but edited so that viewers were not aware. Closing the show was an all-star jam of the rock 'n' roll songs Lucille and Johnny B. Goode in which ELO participated. However, only Johnny B. Good was actually broadcast on the original BBC showing. Joining in the all-star jam were Noddy Holder, Roy Wood, Justin Hayward, Ace Kefford, Denny Laine, Robert Plant and more. Joining them for Johnny B. Goode only was Jeff's new friend, George Harrison. Although the show was performed in March of 1986, for unknown reasons the show wasn't broadcast until August 2nd. It apparently was shown on MTV in the USA on November 12th. The All-Star Band performance of Lucille was not part of the original BBC broadcast, however video exists of the performances. The origin of this performance is taken from an unidentified MTV broadcast, possibly the one on the US on November 12th, which would mean the concert had a different edit. What edits, if any, are undetermined.
Show: Wogan Episode: S06E48 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 25 April 1986 Broadcast Date: 25 April 1986 Running Time: 35 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: So Serious	SEE IT ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Mimed This show was the popular BBC talk show typically hosted by Terry Wogan, thus the name of the show. However, for this particular episode for ELO's appearance, Terry Wogan was not available Kenneth Williams hosted instead. The appearance by ELO was a simple mimed performance. Curiously, Mik Kaminski appeared and mimed violin while Louis Clark and Dave Morgan mimed cello, imitating the familiar set up for the band-- this, despite the song not featuring any strings at all. Jeff and ELO have no interaction at all with Kenneth Williams during the appearance. Other guests on the program include Nicholas Parsons, Bertice Reading, Fay Masterson and Denise Coffey.
Show: MTV On Location: Montreux Rock Festival Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: MTV (USA) Record Date: Between 7 and 10 May 1986 Broadcast Date: 17 or 18 May 1986 Running Time: 21 hours	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: N/A - Interview Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Calling America Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: So Serious	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Mimed Article from May 10, 1986 issue of Billboard This was an appearance at the Golden Rose in Montreux, Switzerland as part of their annual musical festival. ELO performs two songs, but they are obviously staged as they are mimed performances only (while most artists at the event are actually live). As part of the MTV broadcast, Jeff Lynne, Bev Bevan and Richard Tandy are featured extensively in various scenes as they are strolling along the banks of Lake Geneva. A camera follows them about at various times, showing different scenes, including playing around with an umbrella, making comments about the rain, a "balance of payments" joke, a Swiss army knife, writing postcards to Margaret Thatcher about wanting mountains in England and much more. In addition, MTV DJ Nina Blackwood interviewed them, asking about touring. Their behavior is quite erratic during these segments, with some fans accusing them of perhaps being a little drunk during the interview. The actual name of the event has been confusing over the years. The event in which ELO took part between May 7 to 10 was called the "International Music & Media Conference" (the first annual, apparently) and took place to coincide with the annual Rose d’Or (Golden Rose) awards held in Montreux, Switzerland. The end of the event culminated in the The Montreux Golden Rose IM&MC Gala. In addition, Montreux features an annual event called the "Montreux Jazz Festival" and 1986 was the 20th year of the event. This event, although originally a jazz oriented event, eventually branched out into rock as well. In truth, the Montreux Jazz Festival for 1986 actually occurred on July 3 to 19, therefore ELO's appearance was clearly not part of the jazz festival. When the program aired on MTV, it aired footage from the International Music & Media Conference as well as the Golden Rose celebration, but the program for this was entitled: MTV On Location: Montreux Rock Festival. Therefore, this event is often incorrectly referred to as the "Montreux Rock Festival" (of which there is no such thing!), "Golden Rose" and "Golden Rose of Montreux". The purpose of the "International Music & Media Conference" was to bring together high profile people in the music related media industry (TV, radio, home media, etc) for the purposes of exchanging ideas and looking forward to the future of the music industry. Many artists were invited, some performing live, some miming (such as ELO) and some presenting their latests music videos. Further, music media outlets, with MTV in particular, were invited to take part it was from this that footage was collected and edited for the May 17 and 18 broadcast. It remains uncertain which dates of the two day broadcast that the ELO appearance took place.
Show: Disneyland's Summer Vacation Party Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: NBC (USA) Record Date: 23 May 1986 Broadcast Date: 23 May 1986 Running Time: 120 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: So Serious Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Calling America	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Mimed This was a rather unusual special which was a variety show type of program, featuring popular musical and comedy personalites at Disneyland in Anaheim, California. Airing at the start of the summer season and aimed at a young audience, the show was hosted by popular young actors from current American TV shows (Mindy Cohn, Kim Fields, Scott Valentine and Malcolm-Jamal Warner). ELO's appearance was simply two mimed stage performances of their current singles. Once again, Mik Kaminski is on stage miming violin while Dave Morgan and Louis Clark and miming cello for So Serious, despite the song not featuring the instruments at all. For Calling America, they mime the more appropriate keyboard or guitar. Only the last verse to the end of So Serious is seen because the hosts are showing and talking about a 1970s retrospective over the start of the song (which can partially be heard in the background). Following Calling America, Jeff gives a quick introduction to Jerry Sienfeld. Other guests on the show include Adam Ant, Chubby Checker, Oingo Boingo, Kenny Loggins, Jerry Seinfeld, Jay Leno and Brenda Lee.
Show: American Bandstand Episode: S29E44 Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 28 June 1986 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Calling America Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: So Serious	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Mimed This is ELO's last appearance on this popular and very long running American music program (at the time on its 29th season). It's also probably the most interesting ELO appearance. The band once again mimes their latest singles and once again Mik Kaminski mimes violin and Louis Clark and Dave Morgan mime cello on So Serious. What makes this appearance particularly interesting as it features a nice introduction by Dick Clark, then between the songs, Dick gives a quick interview with Jeff. Jeff seems a big uncomfortable with the interview, cracking jokes and rarely giving any serious answer other than the stock, canned answers that he often gave at the time. Patti Austin was another artist featured on this episode.
Show: Solid Gold Episode: S06E?? Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 1986 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: So Serious	Performance Type: Mimed This is the syndicated pop music show. This particular episode was hosted by Dionne Warwick. Details on this appearance are difficult to pin down. There exists a clip that briefly shows Dionne Warwick introducing the band and she was a well known host of Solid Gold at the time. However, an extensive search of Solid Gold episode guides does not list this appearance at all. It is believed that the episode guides are flawed. They also list an early July episode of Solid Gold with ELO performing Calling America, but this is surely in error as the album was no longer being heavily promoted by then (four months after the release) and the song was a mild success at best.
Show: Radio 1990 Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: USA Network (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 1986 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This program was a 30 minute music video program, including short interviews and music segments between the music videos. The program was hosted by Lisa Robinson and Kathryn Kinley. It is not entirely clear if Jeff was actually interviewed for this show. It may be the hosts simply talking about ELO's new album only. Whatever it is, afterwards, the Calling America music video is shown.
Show: ITN News Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: ITV (UK) Record Date: 26 October 1986 Broadcast Date: 26 October 1986 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: George Harrison and Jeff Lynne Song: N/A	Performance Type: N/A The news program ITN News provided various short news stories for UK audiences on the ITV network. In this segment, reporter Paul Davies reported on the 1986 Australian Grand Prix in Adelaide, covering the racers and action that day. George Harrison and Jeff are briefly shown in the pit area taking photographs and enjoying themselves, although Davies only points out George and makes no mention of Jeff.
Show: The Prince's Trust: Rock Gala Episode: #2 Broadcaster: ITV (UK) Record Date: 5 and/or 6 June 1987 Broadcast Date: 20 June 1987 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: George Harrison Song: While My Guitar Gently Weeps Artist: George Harrison Song: Here Comes The Sun Artist: Ringo Starr Song: With A Little Help From My Friends	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Completely Live Although the Prince's Trust, a charity organization started by Prince Charles, Prince of Wales has been going since 1976, in 1986 a rock gala event was added to raise funds. The second such event was in June of 1987, when Jeff was in George Harrison's Friar Park home studio recording tracks for the Cloud Nine album. George and Ringo were invited to perform at the event and Jeff was brought along to the event. Although Jeff had no headline performance, he was performing guitar and backing vocals center stage with George Harrison during his performances and shared the microphone with George, Elton John and Eric Clapton during the all-star jam at the end of the concert. The concert was broadcast several weeks later, combining performances from both nights of the concert, in ITV. The concert was also released on VHS, laserdisc, LP and CD later in 1987, although this was edited from the TV broadcast. The edits that were done between the TV broadcast and the commercial releases are uncertain as the TV broadcast is not currently available for review, although it is believed that the two George Harrison songs and Ringo's With A Little Help From My Friends (which is the all-star jam) are unaltered between the two. The YouTube link provided here is of the VHS release, not the TV broadcast. The concert was also broadcast in the USA on 13 October 1987 on an unidentified TV station (possibly MTV) under the title The Second Annual Prince's Trust All-Star Rock Concert. Any further edits for the USA broadcast are uncertain. The TV broadcast was subsequently released in the following years on VHS videotape, LP, CD and laserdisc. It has never been issued on DVD.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 29 October 1987	This was a music video broadcast of Got My Mind Set On You. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Disney's DTV Monster Hits Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: NBC (USA) Record Date: 1984 Broadcast Date: October 1987 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Evil Woman	Performance Type: Media Play This was a Halloween special featuring a compilation of the Disney Channel's D-TV music videos that had a Halloween type of theme. As the Evil Woman video features several frightening women in the video, it's a perfect fit for the theme. The show was narrated by actor Jeffrey Jones.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 5 November 1987	This was a music video broadcast of Got My Mind Set On You. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 26 November 1987	This was a music video broadcast of Got My Mind Set On You. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: The Week In Rock Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: MTV (USA) Record Date: 20 January 1988 Broadcast Date: Week of 20 January 1988 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Mick Jagger, Bruce Springsteen and The Rock Hall Jam Band Song: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction	SEE ALTERNATE VERSION ON . Performance Type: Completely Live The third Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame ceremony was held at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City. At this ceremony, The Beatles were inducted and Jeff Lynne was invited to attend through his new friendship with George Harrison. Although Jeff had no part in the induction, he did come on stage in the closing jam session, performing guitar on the Rolling Stones' (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction. Jeff would share the stage with Mick Jagger, Bruce Springsteen, John Fogerty, Jeff Beck, Bob Dylan, Ben E. King, Little Richard, Mary Wilson, Mike Love, Ringo Starr, George Harrison and more, only contributing a small part to the song himself. The entire ceremony was filmed, but never broadcast in its entirety as later ceremonies mostly would be. It was only shown in various news footage around the US. Starting in 1987, MTV began airing a weekly TV news program called The Week In Rock in which the latest in the world of pop music was reported. Each episode would run multiple times over the course of a week. It was on this program that the 1988 induction ceremony was reported, and the full performance of (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction was shown at the end and over the closing credits. It is known that other news outlets broadcast parts of the ceremony, including many local stations and syndicated Entertainment Tonight, however only MTV's The Week In Rock has been known to broadcast the full closing jam with Jeff Lynne's participation. The full performance was released on DVD in 2009 on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Live set (on the "Sweet Emotion" disc). The YouTube clip provided here is from the Rock 'n' Roll Hall Of Fame archives and is not what was originally broadcast on MTV. That footage is not currently available.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 25 February 1988	This was a music video broadcast of When We Was Fab. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: TV-am Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Syndicated Record Date: October 1988 Broadcast Date: October 1988 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: George Harrison and Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This was a portion of the pre-recorded/press interview with Jeff, Roy and Tom on this daily entertainment program hosted at the time by Mary Hart. The interview segments shown feature the trio talking about the recording of Handle With Care and a portion of the music video is shown.
Show: TV-am Episode: S06E?? Broadcaster: ITV (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: November 4 & 7, 1988 Running Time: 205 minutes	Artist: George Harrison and Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This was an interview, probably prerecorded, on the British morning show TV-am, talking about the release of the Traveling Wilburys album. It was broadcast in two parts, on the mornings of Friday, November 4 and Monday, November 7 of 1988. The program is not available for review, so further details are unknown.
Show: Unknown USA VH1 Show Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: VH1 (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 1988 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This is from an unknown VH1 program where the group is (supposedly) interviewed by Kathryn Kinley, with (reportedly) only Jeff, Roy and Tom present. Details are uncertain, as the broadcast date, exactly program, and interviewees (was George present?) unknown. It may be part of the canned interviews, where the interviews were done as a single press release, then these were sent out to music/entertainment outlets to edit and broadcast as they wanted.
Show: Today Episode: S30E?? Broadcaster: NBC (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: November, 1988 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne, George Harrison, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This is a short, exclusive interview by Rona Elliot for the NBC morning show Today (sometimes known as The Today Show. The band, minus Bob Dylan, talk about the forming of the band and joking that the name of the band was inspired by the Duke of Edinburgh (which interviewer Rona Elliot seems to take seriously). During the segment, short video clips of the Traveling Wilburys Handle With Care video, George Harrison's Got My My Set On You, Bob Dylan's UNKNOWN video, Roy Orbison's Pretty Woman Black and White Night performance, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' Don't Come Around Here video and Jeff Lynne and George Harrison's Here Comes The Sun performance from the 1987 Prince's Trust concert are shown.
Show: Rock Flash Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: MuchMusic (Canada) Record Date: December 1988 Broadcast Date: December 1988 Running Time: 7 minutes	Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Handle With Care	Performance Type: Promo video Rock Flash was a short periodic music news program used on the MuchMusic network. It was hosted by Kim Clarke Champniss and featured current news stories. There was a feature on the recent death of Roy Orbison featured in December 1988. It gave a very brief review of his career from Sun Records to current times, and talks about his recent success, including his time with the Traveling Wilburys. Various clips of the Handle With Care music video are shown and a brief clip of Roy talking about the nature of the Traveling Wilburys is also shown.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 31 December 1988	This was a music video broadcast of Mr. Blue Sky. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 12 January 1989	This was a music video broadcast of You Got It. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 19 January 1989	This was a music video broadcast of You Got It. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Unknown Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: MTV (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: January 1989 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne and George Harrison Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This is a documentary to promote Roy Orbison's Mystery Girl album. It is known from a partial clip only so it's unclear if it's a documentary about the album release only or part of a larger program. The closing credits in the clip are included, so from that it appears to be an MTV and VH1 joint production. The documentary weaves together different interviews of Roy and various people in his live as well as music video and concert clips. The clip starts with footage of Roy and Bruce Springsteen at the 1987 Rock 'n' Roll Hall Of Fame Awards Ceremony when Roy got his award, followed by a short, unknown clip of Roy talking about the Traveling Wilburys. Then the Handle With Care video starts and the Roy interview continues as a voiceover; the video is intercut with this is a wider angle interview, showing Jeff and Tom sitting beside Roy in the studio and they also speak. Next the Mystery Girl album cover is shown while the title song plays and another Roy interview continues in voiceover, before the camera cuts away to show the actual Roy interview. Following this, the You Got It video is played and this is again intercut and voiceovered by interviews with Roy; later during the video, it is intercut with an interview with Jeff, Tom and George from an MTV interview, talking about Roy in the Traveling Wilburys and sadness over his death. The very end of the video is intercut with a short interview with Roy about how he would like to be remembered after death. Finally, a clip of Bruce Springsteen's interview from the 1987 Rock 'n' Roll Hall Of Fame Awards Ceremony is shown; followed by an audio play of (All I Can Do Is) Dream You while various images of Roy are shown and the show's closing credits play across the screen.
Show: The Week In Rock Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: MTV (USA) Record Date: January 1989 Broadcast Date: January 1989 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne, George Harrison and Tom Petty Song: Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview The Week In Rock was MTV's weekly news program, giving the latest news in the pop music genre. During early 1989, Jeff Lynne, George Harrison and Tom Petty appeared to promote the latest Traveling Wilburys music video for End Of The Line. Of course, they also talked at length about Roy Orbison, who had just recently died. The exact date of the broadcast is unclear and the actual episode is not available for review. It is known that an interview was done in January 1989 and that the interviewees also recorded a promo for The Week In Rock at the end of the interview. The full, unedited interview is available. This interview was used not only for The Week In Rock, but it was also sold to many other music programs and excerpted. Several clips are available from these shows, however, most are poorly documented as to the program in which is was used, the date of broadcast and the broadcaster.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 2 February 1989	This was a music video broadcast of You Got It. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Entertainment Tonight Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: April 1989 Broadcast Date: April 1989 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Tom Petty Song: I Won't Back Down Song: End Of The Line	Performance Type: Interview Entertainment Tonight is a long running daily syndicated entertainment news program. This is the 'Inside Music' segment, featuring an interview with Tom Petty about his new single and album. Host and reporter, Leeza Gibbons reports and narrates the segment as well as interviews Tom for it. The segment only runs three minutes. With narration throughout, it starts with a clip of the I Won't Back Down music video (featuring Jeff Lynne, George Harrison, Mike Campbell and Ringo Starr), Tom's interview talking about the album and the single, a concert clip of Breakdown with Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, a clip of the End Of The Line music video, Tom's interview about the Traveling Wilburys, a clip of Tom acting on It's Garry Shandling's Show, a clip of Tom from A Bunch Of Videos And Some Other Stuff home video, more of Tom's video about the new album, and more I Won't Back Down clips.
Show: Hollywood Insider Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: USA Network Record Date: April 1989 Broadcast Date: April 1989 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Tom Petty Song: I Won't Back Down Song: End Of The Line Song: Handle With Care	Performance Type: Interview Hollywood Insider was an entertainment news program airing on the USA Network from the mid-1980's to the mid-1990's. It featured various short news stories and interviews about the current entertainment industry. This interview segment with Tom Petty runs about four minutes and features a short interview with Tom, as well as video clips promoting his latest work and interviewer and host, Sandie Newton, talking about Tom's work and his "won't back down" attitude. With narration throughout, the segment starts with a clip of the I Won't Back Down music video (featuring Jeff Lynne, George Harrison, Mike Campbell and Ringo Starr), then Sandie Newton introducing Tom and the segment. This is followed by an End Of The Line music video clip; a Handle With Care music video clip; a short clip from Tom's A Bunch Of Videos And Some Other Stuff video, another I Won't Back Down music video clip; an interview segment; a Refugee music video clip; another interview segment; an unidentified concert clip; another interview segment; a Jammin' Me music video clip; another interview segment; a Don't Come Around Here No More music video clip; another interview segment; and finally a finally I Won't Back Down music video clip.
Show: Unknown Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Unknown Record Date: 11 May 1989 Broadcast Date: May 1989 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Barbara Orbison and Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This is an unknown news program with a quick clip of Barbara Orbison and Jeff Lynne at the 1989 Songwriters Hall Of Fame ceremony at Radio City Music Hall. Barbara was there to receive an award for the induction of for her late husband, Roy, into the Hall of Fame. The interviewer was interviewing Barbara only until she mentioned Roy's latest single You Got It and invited Jeff into the camera shot as well. The new program source of the clip is unknown and it only runs a very brief 30 seconds in the clip.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 15 June 1989	This was a music video broadcast of I Won't Back Down. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Rapido Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Canal+ (France) Record Date: Early 1989 Broadcast Date: Early 1989 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Tom Petty Song: End Of The Line Song: Handle With Care Song: You Got It	Performance Type: Promo Video and Interview This broadcast is known from a clip only, so little is known about it other than it's a French based show called Rapido which was also broadcast in the UK. The clip features clips of the End Of The Line, Handle With Care and You Got It videos, featuring some reporter voiceovers as well as intercuts with Tom Petty interviews while in MCA headquarters in Los Angeles. Tom talks about the forming of the Traveling Wilburys and the recording of the yet-to-be-released Full Moon Fever album. There are also brief music video clips of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers song Jammin' Me and Don't Come Around Here No More. Jeff Lynne's only involvement is scenes in the End Of The Line and Handle With Care videos and, of course, song production for them and You Got It.
Show: MTV Rockumentary Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: MTV (USA) Record Date: Early 1989 Broadcast Date: Early 1989 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Tom Petty Song: I Won't Back Down Song: Handle With Care	Performance Type: Promo Video and Interview This broadcast is known from a clip only, so little is known about it other than it's part of MTV's documentary series. The clip features clips of the I Won't Back Down and Handle With Care music videos (both including Jeff Lynne), as well as unidentified concert footage of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers performing So You Want to Be a Rock 'n' Roll Star (no Jeff involvement). Between these various clips are announcer voiceovers talking about Tom's career and interview with Tom talking about meeting Jeff Lynne, working with the Traveling Wilburys and his recent success. In an amusing comment, he talks about having recorded a vocal for a Traveling Wilburys song, only to have George Harrison shame and embarrass him by having Roy Orbison sing it instead.
Show: One To One Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: ITV (UK) Record Date: Mid to Late 1989 Broadcast Date: Mid to Late 1989 Running Time: 25 minutes	Artist: Tom Petty Song: End Of The Line Song: I Won't Back Down	Performance Type: Promo Video and Interview This show is a celebrity interview show (possibly music artists only) broadcast on ITV in the late 1980s and into the early 1990s. The interview is with Tom Petty only (no Heartbreakers) and is a sitdown interview with an unknown female interviewer who claims at the beginning that she was the first person ever to interview Tom when he came to England in the 1970s. Tom talks about his early career, the Traveling Wilburys (during which the End Of The Line music video is shown), touring, meeting Jeff Lynne, and working with Jeff Lynne on Full Moon Fever (during which the I Won't Back Down music video is shown). There may have been more, but the version availble for review here cuts off the ending and the show's closing credits.
Show: Unknown Norwegian Show Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: NKR (Norway) Record Date: 1989 Broadcast Date: 21 July 1989 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Tom Petty Song: Handle With Care Song: End Of The Line Song: You Got It	Performance Type: Promo Video and Interview This broadcast is known from a clip only, so little is known about it other than it's a Norwegian TV broadcast, featuring an interview with Tom Petty talking about the Traveling Wilburys. Intercut with clips of the music videos for the Traveling Wilburys and Roy Orbison, most of the clip features an interview with Tom Petty talking about the Traveling Wilburys, how they formed and how the recorded, as well as how the various recordings were done for related projects at the time. Interestingly, he gives most credit to Jeff Lynne as the main force behind the recording of the Traveling Wilburys first album.
Show: Rapido Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Canal+ (France) Record Date: Last 1990 Broadcast Date: December 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: George Harrison and Tom Petty Song: Handle With Care Song: She's My Baby Song: You Got It Song: I Won't Back Down Song: Nobody's Child Song: End Of The Line Song: She's My Baby (repeat)	Performance Type: Promo Video and Interview This broadcast is known from a clip only, so little is known about it other than it's a French based show called Rapido which was also broadcast in the UK. The clip features clips of several music videos, featuring some reporter voiceovers as well as intercuts with George Harrison and Tom Petty interviews. George talks about the concept of the Traveling Wilburys and hopes for a tour. Jeff Lynne's only involvement is scenes in the Traveling Wilburys videos as well as production and performance on all songs played.
Show: After Hours Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Unknown (USA) Record Date: Late 1989 Broadcast Date: Late 1989 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Tom Petty Song: I Won't Back Down Song: Free Fallin'	Performance Type: Promo Video and Interview This broadcast is known from a clip only, so little is known about it other than it's an American based show called After Hours. The clip features a partial broadcasts of the I Won't Back Down and Free Fallin' videos, featuring some reporter voiceovers as well as intercuts with Tom Petty and Julien Temple (Free Fallin' music video director) interviews while in Los Angeles filming the music video for Free Fallin'. There is also a brief concert clip of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers performing I Need To Know. Jeff Lynne's only involvement is scenes in the I Won't Back Down video and, of course, song production.
Show: Unknown Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Unknown (USA) Record Date: Late 1989 Broadcast Date: Late 1989 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Tom Petty Song: I Won't Back Down Song: Handle With Care	Performance Type: Promo Video and Interview This broadcast is known from a clip only, so little is known about it other than it's an American based show called broadcast some time at the start of or later of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers' July 1989 tour. The clip features a partial broadcasts of the I Won't Back Down and Handle With Care videos, featuring some reporter voiceovers as well as intercuts with Tom Petty being interviewed about recording of the Full Moon Fever and Traveling Wilburys' Volume One albums. He talks about the accidental nature of the recording of Full Moon Fever and gives a humorous comment about having recorded a vocal for an unidentified Traveling Wilburys song, when George Harrison recommends Roy Orbison give it a try, which embarrasses Tom. The clip ends with a concert clip of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers on tour performing on stage.
Show: 32nd Annual Grammy Awards Episode: 32 Broadcaster: CBS (USA) Record Date: 21 February 1990 Broadcast Date: 21 February 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Spotted in audience only	Performance Type: N/A Jeff was nominated in a couple of categories for Grammy Awards, therefore he was in the audience. Although he never took the stage, he was seen a few times in the audience in the company of his wife, Sandi. The ceremony was held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. Jeff was involved in five award nominations this year: Best Vocal Performance for his work on Roy Orbison's You Got It, Best Rock Vocal Performance (Male) for Tom Petty's Free Fallin', Album of the Year for both Traveling Wilburys' Volume One and Tom Petty's Full Moon Fever and Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal for the Traveling Wilburys' Volume One. He and the other Traveling Wilburys won a grammy award for their album under the Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal category, but no acceptance for it was shown on the broadcast. Note that You Got It lost to Michael Bolton's How Am I Supposed to Live Without You, Free Fallin' lost to Don Henley's The End Of The Innocence, and Album of the Year went to Bonnie Raitt's Nick Of Time.
Show: Entertainment Tonight Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: February 1990 Broadcast Date: February 1990 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Tom Petty Song: End Of The Line	Performance Type: Interview Entertainment Tonight is a long running daily syndicated entertainment news program. This is the 'Inside Music' segment, featuring an interview with Tom Petty about his new single and album. Host and reporter, Leeza Gibbons reports and narrates the segment as well as interviews Tom for it. The segment only runs two and a half minutes. With narration throughout, it mainly highlights Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' latest tour. It starts with a live February 15, 1990 concert clip in Chicago of the band performing I Won't Back Down; an interview clip with Tom Petty talking about touring; a live concert clip in Chicago of the band performing Free Fallin'; another interview clip about touring; an unidentified clip of the band performing The Damage You've Done; another interview clip about touring; a clip of the End Of The Line music video; another interview clip about being in the Travling Wilburys; another live concert clip in Chicago of the band performing Free Fallin'; and a final interview clip about success. Jeff only features in the End Of The Line video clip.
Show: Entertainment Tonight Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: February 1990 Broadcast Date: February 1990 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Handle With Care Artist: Ellis Amburn, Barabara Orbison, Roy Orbison, and Johnny Cash Performance Type: Interview (Jeff is spotted beside Roy but he does not speak)	Entertainment Tonight is a long running daily syndicated entertainment news program. This is the 'Inside Story' segment, featuring a segment on Roy Orbison. It highlights his career with interviews with Ellis Amburn (author of the Dark Star: The Roy Orbison Story biography), Barbara Orbison, Roy (via archive footage), and Johnny Cash. Included is a short clip of the Handle With Care music video as well as a October 27, 1988 archive interview clip with Roy, Jeff and Tom, although only Roy speaks in the clip. Host and reporter, John Tesh reports and narrates the segment. The segment only runs three minutes. With narration throughout, it gives a brief history of Roy's life and highlights the new release of Ellis Amburn's new biography of Roy. The latter half talks about his late 1980s comeback and unexpected death. While the latter half of the segment focuses mainly on Roy's induction into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame and the A Black And White Night concert, Jeff is only seen briefly in the Handle With Care music video and in the brief archive Roy interview. It's curious that no footage or mention of Mystery Girl is made. At the end of the segment, announcer John Tesh mentions the benefit concert in Los Angeles "next week." This is a reference is to the Roy Orbison Tribute Concert benefiting the Roy Orbison Homeless Fund, which was on February 24, 1990.
Show: Lennon: A Tribute Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: ITV/Channel 4 (UK) Record Date: May 8, 1990 Broadcast Date: May 8, 1990 Running Time: 80 minutes	Artist: Ringo Starr Song: I Call Your Name	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Mimed Honoring the 10th anniversary of John Lennon's death, a program was put out with various big name artists performing John Lennon's songs, including Elton John, Paul McCartney, Billy Joel, David Bowie and many more. In the mix was a performance by Ringo Starr of The Beatles' song I Call Your Name written by John. The performance was mimed to a studio recorded song, recorded originally in California in March of 1990, and produced by Jeff Lynne. For this mimed performance, done in a TV studio in Liverpool, the band included Ringo Starr on lead vocals and drums; Jeff Lynne on electric guitar and backing vocals; Tom Petty on bass and backing vocals; Jim Keltner on woodblock; and Joe Walsh on lead guitar. It's not clear if the band miming on this TV show was the same that recorded in the studio two months early, but it is quite unlikely. Under the title of The World's Greatest Artists Sing Lennon: A Tribute, the full TV program was released the following year on VHS in the UK and US (Pickwick Video PVL 2160 and Sony Music Video 19V-49112 respectively) as well as laserdisc in the UK (Sony Music Video MLV49112).
Show: Platter Chatter Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Public Access Record Date: July 1990 Broadcast Date: July 15, 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Every Little Thing Song: Lift Me Up	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: N/A - Review This is a local, Los Angeles based music review show with hosts Scott Goldfine and Malissia Simpson. They review new releases and on this episode, they review Jeff Lynne's Armchair Theater and Cameo's Real Men Wear Black. They provide a good review and give clips of the music video for Every Little Thing and an audio only clip of Lift Me Up. They play up a lot of Jeff's long resume with other artists, including many Traveling Wilburys.
Show: Unknown Norwegian Show Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: NRK (Norway) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: July 20, 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	SEE IT ON . SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This is from an unknown Norwegian program, with Jeff talking about disbanding ELO and the song Now You're Gone while promoting the Armchair Theatre album.
Show: Unknown Canadian Show Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: MuchMusic (Canada) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Every Little Thing	Performance Type: Promo video Details about this are unclear, but it is said this program showed segments of the Armchair Theater EPK and select music videos, including Every Little Thing.
Show: Yesterday Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Tele 5 (Germany) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This program features an interview with Jeff, talking about ending ELO, starting work with George Harrison and becoming a producer. The Jeff interview segments are obscured by a German voice over translation. It includes clips only (not complete) of the 10538 Overture music video and the Handle With Care music video, with voice overs for much of the videos. The end is with the complete Evil Woman music video.
Show: Saga Du Rock Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: RTL Veronique (Netherlands) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra, Olivia Newton-John, Dave Edmunds, Jeff Lynne, Everly Brothers, George Harrison, Traveling Wilburys, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty Song: Last Train To London Song: Rockaria! Song: Sweet Talkin' Woman Song: Telephone Line Song: Livin' Thing Song: Mr. Blue Sky Song: Don't Bring Me Down Song: Xanadu Song: Hold On Tight Song: Secret Messages Song: Slipping Away Song: Video! Song: The Story Of Me Song: Here Is The News Song: Ticket To The Moon Song: Got My Mind Set On You Song: house? Song: Handle With Care Song: You Got It Song: I Won't Back Down Song: Rock 'n' Roll Is King	Performance Type: N/A - Review/Documentary Details about this program are sketchy at the moment. Saga Du Rock was known to make documtaries looking at various focused on a particular individual or group. This one was focused on Jeff Lynne. It is believed that all songs listed were music videos and were probably clips only. The performance of Telephone Line was taken from The Midnight Special and it is assumed that Xanadu was a movie clip. Notes say one song was "house", but it's unclear what that means. Other details remain uncertain.
Show: The Week In Rock Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: MTV (USA) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This is just a very short clip of Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne at an ASCAP awards ceremony where they won a Songwriter Award for Free Fallin'. An MTV announces they award while they and others are shown on stage recieving the award. This is followed by another short talk to the press where they joke about getting a free dinner and an award.
Show: The Week In Rock Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: MTV (USA) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview Jeff Lynne is intereviewed mostly talking about the new Armchair Theatre released, although he talks about the Traveling Wilburys, Axl Rose (and his infamous request to have Jeff produced Guns N' Roses), and other production efforts. Short snippets of the music videos for Don't Bring Me Down, Handle With Care, I Won't Back Down and Got My Mind Set On You are shown.
Show: The Week In Rock Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: MTV (USA) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne, George Harrison and Tom Petty Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview In a very short segment, host Kurt Loder talks about the Traveling Wilburys second album, intercut with audio and video from the She's My Baby, and short, edited interview segments with Jeff, George and Tom.
Show: This Week Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: MuchMusic (Canada) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: George Harrison, Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview MuchMusic's Denise Donlon is in Burbank to interview the Traveling Wilburys (minus Bob Dylan). Short segments of the music videos for She's My Baby, Handle With Care, Nobody's Child and End Of The Line are shown. In between clips of interviews with the trio are shown, including discussion of a tour (which they extensively joke about), Roy Orbison, Del Shannon, the Wilbury Twist dance, and charities. Editor's Note: The program is described as entitled This Week, but that may not be entirely correct.
Show: Showbiz Today Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: CNN (USA) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview SEE IT ON . Jeff Lynne is intereviewed talking about the recording and writing of the new Armchair Theatre album. The interview is intercut with portions of the Every Little Thing music video and a small portion of the Handle With Care music video. The segment is introduced by host Kate Linder and the segment includes a voiceover by Dennis Michael. The short segment is described as part of "CNN Entertainment News".
Show: Entertainment Tonight Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This is a short segment only, featuring a Jeff interview talking about his producing during this period as well as the recording of his solo album. Host Leeza Gibbons also narrates during the interview and bits of the Every Little Thing and Handle With Care videos are shown.
Show: Unknown MTV Australia TV Show Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Nine Network (Australia) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This is a short segment only, featuring a Jeff interview talking about his producing during this period as well as the recording of his solo album. Host Richard Wilkins instroduces the segment, showing a short bit of the Don't Bring Me Down music video. In the middle of Jeff's interview segment, short bits of videso are shown for Got My Mind Set On You and Handle With Care along with a bit of host Richard talking about the various artists that Jeff has worked with (and mistakenly mentioning Paul McCartney, who Jeff did not work with before 1990). At the end of the segment, the Every Little Thing music video is shown. The interview may have been sourced by MTV in the United States from an otherwise unknown segment, but that remains unclear.
Show: Today Show Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: NBC (USA) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This is a short segment only, featuring a Jeff interview talking about his producing during this period as well as the recording of his solo album. Interviewer Rona Elliot asks him about various things about his career, intercut with bits of the Every Little Thing music video, the performance of Sweet Talkin' Woman from Wembley 1978, the Got My Mind Set On You music video, the I Won't Back Down music video, the You Got It music video, the Handle With Care video, and the End Of The Line video.
Show: Unknown Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Norway (NRK) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This is rather legthy interview with Jeff, interviewed by Harald Are Lund and talking about his career and his recent work, including his new album. The interview is intercut with various music videos and audio recordings, including Don't Bring Me Down, Telephone Line (from the 1977 The Midnight Special broadcast), Calling America, Every Little Thing, Showdown, Shine A Little Love, Telephone Line (again from the 1977 The Midnight Special broadcast), Calling America (again), Making Love In The Snow (by Miss B Haven, but not produced by Jeff Lynne at all), Handle With Care, Now You're Gone, and finally Every Little Thing (again).
Show: Yesterday Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Tele 5 (Germany) Record Date: 1990 Broadcast Date: 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This program features an interview with Jeff, Tom and George, talking about the experience with the the Traveling Wilburys, intercut with videos for Handle With Care, End Of The Line, Don't Come Around Here No More, and unidentified Bob Dylan live performance, Every Little Thing and Nobody's Child. A German translator speaks over the interview parts, making it impossible to truly hear the original interview. [Editor's Note: I don't know German, so I do not know what they are saying.] The interview appears to be a vintage interview while promoting the Volume One album, but the narrator speaks of the Vol. 3 album and a clip from Nobody's Child is shown, but no clips from Vol. 3. For this reason, this appears to be broadcast near the time of Nobody's Child release, but before Vol. 3 release.
Show: Today Episode: S32E?? Broadcaster: NBC (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: October, 1990 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: George Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This is a short, exclusive interview by Rona Elliot for the NBC morning show Today (sometimes known as The Today Show. The band, minus Bob Dylan, talk about the recording of the album, the passing of Roy Orbison, and Bob Dylan not being available for the interview (to which Tom Petty pulls out a picture and puts it on a shelf). During the segment, short video clips of the Traveling Wilburys Handle With Care video, the She's My Baby, the Inside Out video, and the Wilbury Twist video.
Show: MTV Rockumentary Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: MTV (USA) Record Date: 1991 Broadcast Date: mid 1991 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Tom Petty and Traveling Wilburys Song: Handle With Care Song: End Of The Line Song: Yer So Bad Song: A Face In The Crowd Song: Wilbury Twist Song: Learning To Fly Song: Into The Great Wide Open Song: Free Fallin'	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Promo Video and Interview This program features a very short history of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakrs, told in generally chronological order, using various clips and interviews, some recent and some vintage, to tell the story. For Jeff Lynne related material, it briefly covers the Traveling Wilburys, Full Moon Fever and Into The Great Wide Open, with Tom saying several nice things about Jeff. The music video clips are all very short clips and no complete video is shown. Also featured near the end is a live performance of I Won't Back Down. Surprisingly, although this program was made ostensibly to promote the Into The Great Wide Open album that had just had recent release, it does very little to promote it other than playing a few short clips of the recent music videos and the band very briefly talking about the recording of the album.
Show: Unknown Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Premiere (Germany) Record Date: 1991 Broadcast Date: 3 September 1991 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Tom Petty and Traveling Wilburys Song: Learning To Fly Song: Free Fallin' Song: Handle With Care Song: Wilbury Twist Song: I Won't Back Down	Performance Type: Promo Video and Interview This program, an unidentified program on Germany's Premiere network, features several clip of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Tom Petty and Traveling Wilburys videos, while intercut with various interviews with Tom. Sometimes the interviews are split screen with the music videos. Much of Tom's interview segments are obscured by German voiceovers, interpreting Tom's interview to German.
Show: I Drove All Night Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: MTV (USA) Record Date: 1992 Broadcast Date: May 1992 Running Time: 8 minutes	Artist: Roy Orbison, Barbara Orbison, Jeff Lynne, Jason Priestley, Jennifer Connolly Song: Interview Artist: Roy Orbison Song: I Drove All Night	Performance Type: Promo Video and Interview This broadcast is basically one of the Electronic Press Kits (EPKs) that were made to promote the song. It features a series of short interviews with Roy Orbison (posthumous voiceover), Barbara Orbison, Jeff Lynne as well as actors in the music video, Jason Priestley and Jennifer Connolly. They talk about the creation of the song, including it's origins in 1987 and Jeff's work to finish it after Roy's death. They also talk about the creation of the music video and the fact that the song is being released in honor of Bobby Brooks (Roy's agent who died in a helicopter accident in August 1990, that also killed blued guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughn). This is followed by the full music video. The broadcast nature is a little obscured because it was not broadcast as a TV show, but rather periodic broadcasts on MTV (and very likely other music video channels, such as VH1). There were apparently at least two versions of the EPK. As broadcast on MTV, several interviews with Jeff Lynne were included. There was an EPK also released on VHS videotape (MCA MCAV-10639) that was different, which excised all of the Jeff Lynne interviews and included more interviews with Jason Priestley and Jennifer Connolly and more focus on the music video.
Show: News At Night Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: MTV Europe (Europe) Record Date: November 1992 Broadcast Date: November 1992 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Barbara Orbison, Clarence Clemons, Don Was, Robbie Robertson, Jeff Lynne, Sean Young, Pierce Brosnan, K.D Lang Song: Interview Artist: Roy Orbison Song: I Drove All Night	Performance Type: Interview This was a five and a half news segment on MTV Europe's News At Night, hosted by VJ Steve Blame. It highlights Roy's new posthumous album, King Of Hearts and features interviews with Barbara Orbison and several of the album's producers. The Jeff Lynne segment is a large part of the story, with him discussing his decision to work on the album's tracks, I Drove All Night and Heartbreak Radio. For the latter, he gives a quick demonstration of the thigh slapping used on the track. Short clips of the music videos for I Drove All Night and Heartbreak Radio are shown and there are short interviews with actors Sean Young and Pierce Brosnan, who featured in the Heartbreak Radio music video.
Show: Tom Petty: Going Home Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: The Disney Channel (USA) Record Date: 1993 Broadcast Date: 23 January 1994 Running Time: 90 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview Variety review of Going Home Variety review of Going Home SEE IT ON . This documentary was part of The Disney Channel's Going Home series which was series of documentaries of musical acts. This was a Gone Gator production (Tom Petty owned) and The Disney Channel. It tells the history of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers in documentary style with clips from concert performances, music videos, interviews, TV segments, and home video recordings. The documentary primarily promotes the recently released Greatest Hits compilation and is bookended by live performances of Something In The Air and Mary Jane's Last Dance, the new songs on this compilation. The story of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers' musical journey is told in roughly chronilogical order. After the initial performance of Something In The Air, there is a quick introduction of the program featuring audio play of Out In The Cold while quick interviews are shown of bandmembers, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Dave Stewart. Following this, is a long segment telling the history of the band leading up to the recording of the Full Moon Fever album. For the Jeff involved segments, it starts with a live performance of I Won't Back Down that eventually merges into the music video. At the end of the segment, Tom, with his daughter, show off the large globe that was used in the music video including the large drill hole that Ringo Starr created while guesting on the video. Following this is a live performance of Free Fallin', merging with interview segments with Tom and Jeff talking about meeting in California and starting work on the Full Moon Fever album. Tom and Jeff talk about working on multiple projects at once during that time, then the home video of them working with Roy Orbison to record You Got It is shown, followed by Tom talking about Roy. Next, Tom and George talk of how the Traveling Wilburys formed and short segments of the Handle With Care, Inside Out, She's My Baby and End Of The Line music videos are shown while interviews are intermixed with them, followed by more about working with Roy. A short Mike Campbell interview talks about working on solo projects, then a live performance of Into The Great Wide Open is shown, immediately followed by a clip from the Learning To Fly music video and Tom and Mike talking about how they other Heartbreakers didn't care to record that album. The final segment shows some garage footage of the recording of Mary Jane's Last Dance, followed by a live performance recorded especially for this program. As the closing credits scroll, Runnin' Down A Dream is played. Apparently this program was syndicated after the Disney Channel premiere as it was known to have been broadcast on MTV and possibly VH1 in the months or years that followed.
Show: Unknown Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Unknown Record Date: circa 1993 Broadcast Date: circa 1993 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	Performance Type: Interview This is an unknown program. All that is known is a short clip, with Jeff talking about admiring the Fender Stratocaster when he was young. The clip is only 20 seconds long and the source of the clip remains unknown.
Show: Rock Family Trees (The Birmingham Beat) Episode: S01E02 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 1 July 1995 Running Time: 50 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne, Roy Wood and Bev Bevan Song: N/A - Interview Also: Includes interviews with Jeff Lynne, Bev Bevan and Roy Wood	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Promo Video + Media Play + Interview This BBC program was a look at Pete Frame's well-known rock family trees, which were intricate graphs that showed the evolutions of several bands, showing their intermixing band members. For this particular episode, the second in the 12 part series, the focus was the bands of Birmingham with the primary focus being The Moody Blues, The Move and Electric Light Orchestra as well as the less successful bands and performers that were in the mix. From ELO, there are several interview segments from Jeff Lynne as well as Roy Wood and Bev Bevan. As this is done documentary style, the interviews are interwoven with various video footage and songs played in the background of images or interviews. ELO and Move related songs heard include: The Move's Night Of Fear, The Move's I Can Hear The Grass Grow, The Move's Fire Brigade, The Move's Flowers In The Rain, The Move's Blackberry Way, Idle Race's Girl At The Window, ELO's Queen Of The Hours, ELO's 10538 Overture (music video), ELO's The Battle Of Marston Moor (July 2nd 1644), Wizzard's Ballpark Incident, Wizzard's See My Baby Jive (Top Of The Pops), Wizzard's I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day (Top Of The Pops), ELO's Livin' Thing (music video), Evil Woman (Supersonic), Mr. Blue Sky (music video), Jeff Lynne's Blown Away, Traveling Wilbury's End Of The Line, Traveling Wilbury's Handle With Care (music video) and finally ELO's Telephone Line.
Show: Anthology 1 Press Conference Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Various (Worldwide) Record Date: 19 November 1995 Broadcast Date: 19 November 1995 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: George Martin, Derek Taylor, Neil Aspinall, Jeff Lynne and Rupert Perry Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview At 11:30 in the morning at the Savoy hotel in the Lancaster Rooms, a press conference was held with various worldwide media. This was to announce and promote the soon-to-be-released Beatles' Anthology 1 set with the new Free As A Bird song. The press conference included George Martin (original Beatles producer), Derek Taylor (Apple employee), Neil Aspinall (project executive producer), Rupert Perry (EMI employee) and Jeff Lynne. None of the Beatles themselves appeared. The new Free As A Bird song was played twice for the audience, the music video was shown and the press asked various questions for the press. When the music video was shown, the press was force to turn their cameras away to avoid the early broadcast. The invited press was worldwide, with some reports that only one reporter per country being allowed in. Various clips and footage was shown all over the world on various news outlets that day and the days that followed, making it near impossible to know when, where and what parts were broadcast. Most notable of the clips are from the BBC and ITV in the UK. Known broadcast details are: Today (Nine Network, Australia) - 19 November 1995 Channel 2 News (Uncertain) - 19 November 1995 - no Jeff footage Unknown (Veronica TV, Netherlands) - December 1995 Metropolis (Arte, Germany) - 11 December 1995 Unknown (Rai 1, Italy) - 20 December 1995 Unknown (Sky News, UK) - 20 December 1995
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 23 November 1995	This was a music video broadcast of Free As A Bird. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 30 November 1995	This was a music video broadcast of Free As A Bird. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 14 December 1995	This was a music video broadcast of Free As A Bird. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Länder Journal Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: ZDF (Germany) Record Date: Late 1995 Broadcast Date: Late 1995 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Beatles and Jeff Lynne Song: Free As A Bird and Cameo	Performance Type: Cameo Länder Journal was a German program featuring various news topics on international news. There was a particular episode focusing on the release of the new Beatles Anthology 1 release. It played much of the video and audio of the Free As A Bird, intercut with a German language voiceover, as well as various clips from the era, including the factory pressing of the Anthology 1 CDs, some garden sessions with Paul, George and Ringo, an archive interview of Paul talking about the reunion, and filming of the actually reunion recording sessions (where Jeff Lynne is clearly visible). This is followed by a broadcast of the full music video for Free As A Bird.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 14 March 1996	This was a music video broadcast of Real Love. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Paul McCartney In The World Tonight Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: VH1 (USA) Record Date: 1995 to 1996 Broadcast Date: 16 May 1997 Running Time: 80 minutes	Artist: Paul McCartney and Jeff Lynne Song: Beautiful Night (recording)	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Behind the Scenes studio recording This was a special documentary produced by MPL Communications to promote Paul McCartney's new studio album, Flaming Pie, which was partially produced by Jeff Lynne. It featured several interview clips with Paul, music video and live concert clips, much of the 1997 VH1 Town Hall Meeting interview, and several behind-the-scenes clips as Paul was recording the album. Several Jeff productions are featured in the documentary, including The World Tonight, Heaven On A Sunday, Little Willow and Beautiful Night. However, with all the behind-the-scenes footage, Jeff is only seen very briefly on two occasions and he is never mentioned on screen. Near the end of the documentary, as Paul is shown recording Beautiful Night, Jeff and Paul are seen sitting down and playing acoustic guitars for the song for about 10 seconds only (with a nice isolated guitar track). He is shown again a few seconds later, playing electric guitar with Paul behind the mixing desk. The recording of the orchestral parts of the song at Abbey Road are shown extensively, but Jeff is not seen, rather George Martin is featured as producer alone. Other than these two very small clips and songs that Jeff produced, he is not featured at all, nor is he mentioned anywhere in the show credits. Another nice features in the documentary is that during the closing credits, an instrumental of the last 1:25 of Beautiful Night that is not available elsewhere. The special was also released on VHS (Rhino 00081227243739) and DVD (Rhino R2 4462) in the US on November 18, 1997 and July 29, 1998 respectively. It was also featured in the 2020 deluxe and collector's edition box sets of the rerelease of the Flaming Pie album.
Show: Nahaufnahme Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: VH1 (Germany) Record Date: 1995 to 1997 Broadcast Date: 1997 Running Time: 50 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Lift Me Up (music video) Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Evil Woman (music video) Artist: The Beatles Song: Real Love (music video) Artist: Paul McCartney and Jeff Lynne Song: N/A (archive studio footage)	Performance Type: Music videos and behind the Scenes studio recording This is a documentary about Paul McCartney's new Flaming Pie album as part of the German VH1 show Nahaufnahme (Up Close). The program is built around an interview with Paul at a piano in a studio, with German voiceover translating his words and many clips of various music videos, films and events related to the interview. The Jeff Lynne related bit comes about 20 minutes into the program and starts with a clip of Jeff's Lift Me Up music video (with a German voiceover over the music). Paul then talks of meeting and working with Jeff on the new Beatles songs, then recording the new album and The Song We Were Singing being the first recorded track. Footage of Jeff and Paul in the studio playing guitars (for Beautiful Night) while The Song We Were Singing audio plays, old footage of Paul on piano, and Jeff from Evil Woman music video (and German voiceover). More interview with Paul on working with Jeff follows, then another clip of the Evil Woman music video (with actual audio of the song). More interviews with Paul on working with Jeff and comparison to the Beatles (and a brief play of an Oasis video to demonstrate). More interview with Paul on sounding like the Beatles follows, then a clip of the Real Love music video (when Jeff is again spotted in the recording studio).
Show: The Abbey Road Story Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: ITV (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 4 January 1998 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This program is about the history and legacy of Abbey Road Studios in London, talking about it's classical music history and it's pop legacy. Several people are interviewed, including George Martin, Paul McCartney, Cilla Black, Cliff Richard and Alan Parsons. Jeff Lynne provides a brief interview, talking about getting to see The Beatles record at Abbey Road in the late 1960s. The program is known to have also been run on PBS stations in the USA later in the year.
Show: Where Are They Now? Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: VH1 (USA) Record Date: 1998 Broadcast Date: 24 October 1998 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne and Rosie Vela Song: N/A - Spotted on screen only	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: N/A VH1's Where Are They Now? program was one that looked back at celebrities from the past, generally who had vanished from popular culture, profiling their career and showing what they were currently doing. This episode, focusing on supermodels, was aired on the same day as the The 1998 VH1 Fashion Awards program and was meant to promote that program. The focus of the show was on Rosie Vela, who at the time was dating Jeff Lynne. It talked about her modeling and singing career in the 1980s, then profiled her current songwriting and recording sessions with Jeff Lynne. There ar several interview segments with Rosie, but none with Jeff, although he is seen in the studio with Rosie and he is mentioned by name by the show's host. The entire segment runs only about three minutes.
Show: Pop-Up Video Episode: S03E29 Broadcaster: VH1 (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: approximately 1998 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Handle With Care	Performance Type: Promo Video This program was more than just a music video program, rather it featured the music videos with animated pop-ups that would display various facts about the song, artist or music video. Other music videos included on this episode included John Mellencamp, Madonna, Ricky Martin and Milli Vanilli.
Show: In Dreams Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Unknown Record Date: 1999 Broadcast Date: 1999 Running Time: 80 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview + Promo Video This is a documentary that tells the musical story of Roy's life, from his early years to just before his death. It uses several old TV show clips, later promo video clips, and interviews from Roy's music business contemporaries to tell the story. Contemporaries include Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Fred Foster, Bruce Springsteen, the Bee Gees, Bono and many more, including, of course, Jeff Lynne. Jeff's parts include three short interview clips near the beginning: one where he tells the story of his mother and aunt hearing the song and saying that it was too sexy, but he was enthralled by it; another where he talks of the quality of Roy's early recordings; and another of how George Harrison told him of the difficulty of The Beatles following Roy in concert. Otherwise, Jeff is featured late in the documentary telling stories of meeting and working with Roy in the late 1980s. These include the writing and production of You Got It, as well as the forming and recording of the Traveling Wilburys. Included with the latter interview are short segments of the You Got It music video, a vintage interview with the Traveling Wilburys, and several different clips from the Mike Campbell's garage footage. The date and place of any television broadcast is unclear, however, it is strongly believed that the show was broadcast as it was produced in cooperation with at least three different TV studios: SVT (Sweden), Yleisradio Oy (Finland) and Bravo! NewStyleArtsChannel (Canada). The documentary was also released on VHS in 1999 (White Star 1908V), and several times in the 2000s on DVD (White Star 032031190894 (USA), Wienerworld WNRD 7024 (UK), Sony Legacy 828768694091 (USA), and SonyBMG 886970926195 (worldwide)). This documentary seems to have been produced simultaneously with another documentary called Roy Orbison: The Anthology that was produced in the same year and featured the same clips and interviews used differently. While In Dreams focused on short clips and interviews to tell Roy's biography, the Roy Orbison: The Anthology documentary played full clips of performances, with the interview segments shown between performances.
Show: Roy Orbison: Anthology Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Unknown Record Date: Unknown1999 Broadcast Date: 1999 Running Time: 50 minutes	Artist: Roy Orbison Song: You Got It Also: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview + Promo Video This documentary tell the musical story of Roy's life, from his early years to his death. It uses several old TV show clips, later promo video clips, and interviews from Roy's music business contemporaries to tell the story. Contemporaries include Bruce Springsteen, the Bee Gees, Bono and many more, including, of course, Jeff Lynne. This is a similar program as In Dreams and was obviously produced at the same time, using many of the same clips and interviews in a different manner. Jeff's parts include only a short interview clips near the beginning where he tells the story of his mother and aunt hearing the song and saying that it was too sexy, but he was enthralled by it; and another near the end where the talks of getting with Roy to write You Got It (with the full promo video following). These are the same clips seen in In Dreams but edited to shorter in length. The date and place of any television broadcast is unclear, however, it is strongly believed that the show was broadcast as it was produced in cooperation with at least two different TV studios: SVT (Sweden) and Yleisradio Oy (Finland). The documentary was also released on VHS and DVD in 1999 (White Star 1907V and D1907), and again in 2005 on DVD (Wienerworld 5018755700750). This documentary seems to have been produced simultaneously with the In Dreams documentary that was produced in the same year and featured the same clips and interviews used differently. While In Dreams focused on short clips and interviews to tell Roy's biography, the Roy Orbison: The Anthology documentary played full clips of performances, with the interview segments shown between performances.
Show: VH1 Storytellers Episode: S06E02 Broadcaster: VH1 (USA) Record Date: 20 April 2001 Broadcast Date: 15 June 2001 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Do Ya Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Evil Woman Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Telephone Line Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Don't Bring Me Down Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Alright Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Can't Get It Out Of My Head Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Mr. Blue Sky Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Livin' Thing Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Moment In Paradise	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Completely Live VH1's VH1 Storytellers show format was to feature a live performance of a musical artist, interlaced with stories about each song. Thus, at this concert filmed at a VH1 studio in front of invited guests (mostly fans called in for the taping) in New York City, Jeff shared a short story about each song before it was performed (except Do Ya, which simply opened the show). The show rearranged the order of the songs performed and excluded others. The songs actually performed and the order of performance are: Do Ya Evil Woman Showdown (not broadcast) Telephone Line Livin' Thing Alright State Of Mind (not broadcast) Mr. Blue Sky Don't Bring Me Down Can't Get It Out Of My Head Moment in Paradise Ma-Ma-Ma Belle (not broadcast) "Well, for this TV show, Storytellers, if we can get in three new [songs] that'd be really good. We're gonna try and get three new ones in. We'll do about ten songs. [...] You just do a set of songs. And they ask questions about the songs. I've never been on it. I've seen it." Jeff Lynne (May 2001 - 20th Century Guitar)
Show: In The Spotlight Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: PBS (USA) Record Date: 23 or 24 May 2001 Broadcast Date: August 2001 Running Time: 110 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Do Ya Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Evil Woman Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Showdown Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Strange Magic Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Livin' Thing Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Alright Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Lonesome Lullaby Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Telephone Line Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Turn To Stone Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Just For Love Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Easy Money Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Mr. Blue Sky Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Ma-Ma-Ma Belle Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: One Summer Dream Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Tightrope Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: State Of Mind Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Can't Get It Out Of My Head Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Moment In Paradise Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: 10538 Overture Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Ordinary Dream Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Shine A Little Love Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Don't Bring Me Down Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Roll Over Beethoven	SEE ALTERNATE VERSION ON . Performance Type: Completely Live To promote the new Zoom album and the upcoming re-formed ELO tour, Jeff Lynne had two concerts filmed on Stage 36 at CBS Television City, Los Angeles, California. The best performances from each night were edited together to yield one seemingly complete concert. These concerts were filmed in front of a majority of enthusiastic ELO fans. Although this was a full concert, for the broadcast (and later commercial release), performances of Rock 'n' Roll Is King, All She Wanted and Sweet Talkin' Woman at the concerts were excluded. The concert was broadcast on the PBS In The Spotlight series, which was a series dedicated to featured musical guests. The exact date of the original broadcast is not certain, but it was known to have started broadcasting in August 2001, just before the Zoom tour was to start. It was repeated multiple times over the following weeks. Due to the public funding nature of PBS, during many of the broadcasts, the performance would be interrupted for a pledge drive effort by the local PBS affiliates. This concert is better known today as the Zoom Tour Live concert, because of it's VHS and DVD release in November of 2001. This release on commercial format was slightly different from the In The Spotlight broadcast (with details on the differences to be detailed in the future). Some of the audio for the concert was also released in 2013 on the Electric Light Orchestra Live album, which included the previously unreleased performance of Sweet Talkin' Woman as well as the soundcheck recordings of Confusion and Secret Messages. The performances of Rock 'n' Roll Is King and All She Wanted remain unreleased and unavailable in any format. This was the first widescreen presentation of any Jeff Lynne TV appearance. It's interesting that as In The Spotlight was initially produced in the mid-1990s, which was before the use of widescreen format on TV was in use, the title card for this broadcast was in the standard 4x3 format, but the actual concert was in widescreen.
Show: CNN World Beat Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: CNN (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: September 2001 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview The CNN World Beat program featured coverage of various music from around the world; it was hosted by Brooke Alexander. This particular episode featured coverage of Jeff Lynne and the Electric Light Orchestra, Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band, and the "Brixton sound of the suburbs" (showing Eddy Grant). For Jeff's segment, host Brooke Alexander mentions the recently cancelled Zoom tour, saying it was cancelled just that week for low ticket sales. Interview segments with Jeff are shown, talking about the recording of the Zoom songs, intercut with various concert and video clips. These clips include PBS concert clips of Do Ya, Evil Woman, Alright, Moment In Paradise and Turn To Stone, as well as the music video for the Traveling Wilburys' Handle With Care. As Jeff mentions Ringo Starr and George Harrison featuring on the Zoom album, a very short clip of Ringo talking about it is also shown. Jeff makes no mention about the tour cancellation and his interview was surely done before the segment was broadcast. It was probably the case that the story was prepared and the tour was cancelled just before broadcast, thus host Brooke Alexander had to add the comment at the start.
Show: Canada AM Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: CTV (Canada) Record Date: 21 November 2002 Broadcast Date: 21 November 2002 Running Time: 150 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne and Dhani Harrison Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview Canada AM was a daily morning news program, running a wide variety of news stories, interviews, weather updates and more. Running about 13 minutes, Jeff and Dhani were in London, being interviewed by satellite by Seamus O'Regan in Canada about the just released posthumous George Harrison album, Brainwashed. Although there are a few brief clips from the EPK showing Jeff and Dhani in the studio working on the album, most of the interview is the two of them sitting and being interviewed. They talk about the recording of the album and Dhani dealing with being the son of a Beatle. Dhani sometimes shows his father's wry sense of humor, including when O'Regan asks if "this" (creating the album) helped him deal with his father's death, he responds, "what, being interviewed?"
Show: Katie At Night Episode: S01E01 Broadcaster: NBC (USA) Record Date: 26 November 2002 Broadcast Date: November 2002 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Olivia Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Dhani Harrison Song: N/A - press kit clip only	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: N/A Katie At Night was an NBC News nighttime program featuring celebrity interviews by Katie Couric. This interview is with George Harrison's wife, Olivia Harrison, and is conducted on the lawn of her and George's home in Friar Park, England. They talk of The Beatles, George's life and career, and end talking about George's new Brainwashed album. There is a short section at the end where clips from the Brainwashed EPK are shown, featuring Jeff and Dhani in the studio working on the album. Jeff is name checked by Katie, but no interview bits are shown of him.
Show: Unknown Episode: N/A Broadcaster: BBC Record Date: 2000 Broadcast Date: April 2003 Running Time: 4 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Livin' Thing	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Completely Live/Interview It's from a BBC feature about songwriters. Not sure of the exact year it was, but it had to be sometime between 2001 and 2006. Jeff is shown in his home studio talking about his recording techniques and giving a nice demonstration of how he wrote Livin' Thing.
Show: Great Performances Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: PBS (USA) Record Date: 29 November 2002 Broadcast Date: 3 March 2004 Running Time: 120 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne and Anoushka Shankar Song: The Inner Light Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: I Want To Tell You Artist: Eric Clapton Song: If I Needed Someone Artist: Gary Brooker Song: Old Brown Shoe Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) Artist: Eric Clapton Song: Beware Of Darkness Artist: Jools Holland and Sam Brown Song: Horse To The Water Artist: Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers with Jeff Lynne and Dhani Harrison Song: Handle With Care Artist: Billy Preston and Eric Clapton Song: Isn't It A Pity Artist: Ringo Starr Song: Photograph Artist: Ringo Starr Song: Honey Don't Artist: Paul McCartney Song: For You Blue Artist: Paul McCartney and Eric Clapton Song: Something Artist: Paul McCartney Song: All Things Must Pass Artist: Paul McCartney and Eric Clapton Song: While My Guitar Gently Weeps Artist: Billy Preston and Eric Clapton Song: My Sweet Lord Artist: Eric Clapton, Jeff Lynne, Andy Fairweather Low and Band Song: Wah Wah	Performance Type: Completely Live PBS (US) To Air ‘Concert For George’ Nationwide On March 3rd Concert For George Celebrates the Legacy of George Harrison This was a broadcast of the Concert For George as part of the PBS Great Performances series, a program which feature various full length musical performances. The broadcast was touted as the complete concert, although that remains unconfirmed. Great Performances typically runs two hours only, but the complete concert (as released on DVD) ran two hours and 26 minutes. It may be that the broadcast was actually of the theatrical version of the concert, which ran two hours, or the concert was edited in some manner. The concert debuted in the UK, airing on BBC1 on April 2, 2004 at 23:35 following Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, although again, it's uncertain which version of broadcast. It was known to have subsequent rebroadcast on both PBS and BBC in the following weeks. To promote the rerelease of the Concert For George set on Concord in 2018, it was rereleased theatrically in limited release on February 20, 2018, and the full concert was featured again on PBS in the USA starting in March, 2018.
Show: 2004 Rock 'n' Roll Hall Of Fame Ceremony Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: VH1 (USA) Record Date: 15 March 2004 Broadcast Date: 21 March 2004 Running Time: 120 minutes	Artist: Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Speech Artist: Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Steve Winwood and Dhani Harrison Song: Handle With Care Artist: Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Steve Winwood, Dhani Harrison and Prince Song: While My Guitar Gently Weeps Artist: Dave Mason, Jackson Browne, Kid Rock, Tom Petty And The Rock Hall Jam Band Song: Feelin' Alright	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Completely Live & Speech Jeff appeared at the ceremony, happening at the New York City, Waldorf Astoria Hotel, to help in the induction of George Harrison to the hall of fame. He was specifically requested by his fellow Traveling Wilbury, Tom Petty, to appear. Although Jeff was present on stage for the induction, Tom Petty gave a near four minute speech with Jeff standing to the side simply listening. Afterwards, Jeff came to the mike and delivered a brief, but sweet message for the induction. Afterwards, Olivia an Dhani Harrison came on stage to accept the award on George's behalf. Later he appeared on stage singing and playing guitar during the musical portions, particularly playing the Traveling Wilburys' Handle With Care with Tom Petty and George Harrison's son, Dhani Harrison. He also contributed to a cover of George Harrison's While My Guitar Gently Weeps with Prince joining them on stage to play the wailing guitar. This was the 19th annual Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame ceremony, although the ceremony was not broadcast every year and this is 9th actual broadcast of the ceremonies. What was broadcast on VH1 was actually an edited version of the full four hour ceremony. The performances of Handle With Care and While My Guitar Gently Weeps were broadcast in full, the all star band jams at the end of the ceremony, in which Jeff Lynne took part, were edited or not broadcast at all. The all star performance of Feelin' Alright was edited from the full seven minute performance to only two and a half minutes, cutting out large chunks of the middle of the song (including Jackson Browne and Tom Petty's lead vocal parts) and was broadcast over the closing credits. There was also an all star performance of a cover of Chuck Berry's Sweet Little Sixteen that was not broadcast at all. The full performances of Feelin' Alright and Sweet Little Sixteen were filmed and were released in 2009 on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Live DVD (on the "Feelin' Alright" disc) and both Handle With Care and While My Guitar Gently Weeps were on the "Light My Fire" disc. The YouTube clips provided here is from the Rock 'n' Roll Hall Of Fame archives and is not what was originally broadcast on VH1 although the latter are no different from what was broadcast.
Show: Top Of The Pops   Broadcast Date: 14 January 2005	This was a music video broadcast of Shine A Little Love. See the Top Of The Pops page for details on this appearance.
Show: Yahoo! Music Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Yahoo! Record Date: 30 October 2006 Broadcast Date: 31 October 2006 Running Time: 22 seconds	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Speech	Performance Type: Speech A short segment only of Jeff at the 2006 Q Awards at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London is shown, in a very short news segment at Yahoo! News. It is unclear if this is part of a larger broadcast/segment on Yahoo! Music of if it was a short clip only. Jeff is shown accepting the award and quipping about how much fun it's been over the years. He is introduced and shown on stage with an as yet unidentified person.
Show: Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers: Runnin' Down A Dream Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Sundance Channel (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 29 October 2007 Running Time: 4 hours	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - interview only	Performance Type: Interview This was a massive feature film about the career of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers; it tells the story in roughly chronological order. Jeff appears briefly at the beginning of the film, talking about the band as part of a montage of various music industry personalities as a introduction to the movie. Otherwise, Jeff does not feature until about two thirds of the way into the film when his and Tom's musical careers intersected on Full Moon Fever, Traveling Wilburys and other projects; he is also featured near the end of the film concerning their collaboration on the Highway Companion album. As this is done documentary style, it is a careful mix of interviews, archive footage, music videos and concert footage. The press release for the film release can be seen HERE. For the Traveling Wilburys segment, Tom talks of running into Jeff at a stoplight and them starting up their friendship. He tells of meeting Roy Orbison and some of the Mike Campbell's garage footage of recording You Got It is also shown. This leads into the forming of the Traveling Wilburys and the recording of Handle With Care while a small portion of the Handle With Care music video is shown. Some garage footage of the Traveling Wilburys is shown while Rattled is played, then a longer segment of the Wilburys working out the lyrics for Last Night is shown. Finally, a clip of the End Of The Line music video is shown while Tom voiceovers things about Roy's death. Curiously, the Vol. 3 recording is never mentioned at all in the documentary. Leading into the Full Moon Fever segment, Rick Rubin talks of how he liked the album, followed by a clip of a live performance of Runnin' Down A Dream. Tom talks of how Full Moon Fever was recorded as a solo album and how the rest of the Heartbreakers were not very happy about it. A short clip of a live performance of Free Fallin' is shown, followed by Bill Flanagan talking about the song, then a different clip of a live performance of the song. Denny Cordell, the band's first producer, talks about how he was presented with a recording of Full Moon Fever and the record company didn't want it to be released. Next, Tom talks of writing I Won't Back Down and a music video clip of the song is shown. Tom and Mike talk about the success of the album and how it was a solo effort for Tom while audio of Yer So Bad is played. Finally, a short live clip of the band playing Runnin' Down A Dream is shown and Tom talks about bringing Scott Thurston into the band. This segues into the Into The Great Wide Open segment, which Tom and Mike talking about the recording process and bringing Jeff in as producer. A live performance clip of King's Highway is shown, followed by Tom and Mike talking about the difficulty of recording the album due to the way it was recorded while another bit of garage footage is shown. A clip of the Learning To Fly music video is shown, with Jeff talking about the writing of the song. This is followed by a clip of the Into The Great Wide Open music video with Tom talking about the music video itself and how they got Johnny Depp and Faye Dunaway to perform in it. A short clip of a Johnny Depp interview is shown, then Tom talks about how it was recorded as a movie and had to be edited down to a music video to get it on MTV. Finally, the last time Jeff is seen is during the Highway Companion segment. A portion of the Big Weekend music video is shown, followed by interviews with Jeff and Tom on the recording of the album. A portion of the Saving Grace music video is shown, followed by an interview with Tom on the recording of the album while audio for Flirting With Times played underneath. Although the film was first known to have premiered on the Sundance Channel on October 29, 2007, it was repeated several times after this. It was known to have its BBC4 premiered on May 15, 2010. It was also released on DVD on October 28, 2008 (a year after release) as both a standard 2-disc set (Warner Bros. W-514076) and a limited edition 4-disc set (121916-2) containing the film and two CDs with concert audio. On November 15, 2010, it was released on blu-ray disc as a 2-disc set (Reprise Records 514106-BD2).
Show: The True History Of The Traveling Wilburys Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Sundance Channel (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 5 November 2007 Running Time: 25 minutes	Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Handle With Care Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Last Night Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Tweeter And The Monkey Man Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Rattled Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Dirty World Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Ghost Writers In The Sky Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Not Alone Any More Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Congratulations Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: End Of The Line Artist: Traveling Wilburys Song: Milk Cow Blues	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Live Performance + Promo Video + Media Play + Interview This is a documentary about the Traveling Wilburys, told through bits of music videos, home video recordings of the first album, and archive interviews, often in voiceover over the home video or music video. The documentary focuses exclusively on the first Traveling Wilburys album only. The documentary was first known to have been released on the DVD in The Traveling Wilburys Collection during June 2007, although the first TV broadcast known is on the Sundance Channel in the US five months later. The program starts with a series of interviews about the forming of the Traveling Wilburys, then an edit of the Handle With Care music video while the opening credits are shown. There is more home video while the audio of Heading For The Light is played. This is followed a various sequences that focus on the writing and recording of the songs (in order) Last Night, Tweeter And The Monkey Man, Rattled, Dirty World, Not Alone Any More and Congratulations. There's a lot of the home video shown in between with no music at all and one brief bit between Dirty World and Not Alone Any More shows the band (minus Roy Orbison) in the kitchen playing Ghost Writers In The Sky together. George and Jeff are seen in more home video catching a plane back to England to finalize the recordings as well as at Friar Park (George Harrison's home studio) working on the recordings while the audio of Heading For The Light is heard again. There a brief play of the End Of The Line music video, then the band again, during the video shoot for End Of The Line sitting around and jamming with the song Milk Cow Blues. Then with an audio play of Not Alone Anymore there is talk about Roy's death, followed by more bits of the End Of The Line. To close out the show, there is more home video and interviews about the fun of the band, all while snippets of Margarita, Handle With Care and Congratulations are played. Audio for Heading For The Light is played once again over the closing credits. The documentary includes a great deal of the rare home video taken during the recording of the album, much of it by Jim Keltner. Unfortunately, the footage is all cropped for widescreen presentation, cutting the top and bottom of the source manterial. Similarly, the vintage interviews and music video presentations are also cropped. (As a side note, the music videos included on The Traveling Wilburys Collection are similarly cropped.
Show: Legends: Roy Orbison - The 'Big O' In Britain Episode: 23 Broadcaster: BBC4 Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 12 December 2008 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview This program was part of the BBC's long running series focusing on an entertainment personality. This episode focuses on Roy Orbison, telling his life story and giving particular attention to his popularity in Britain. It is told through various TV and music video clips as well as several current and vintage clips of his music industry contemporaries. It features narration throughout by Sophie Walton Masters. The contemporaries include Jeff Lynne as well as Elvis Costello, Bill Wyman, Joe Walsh, Robin Gibb, Barbara Orbison, Johnny Cash, Tony King, Gerry Marsden, Olivia Harrison, George Harrison, Steve Jones, Bernie Taupin, Bono, Abi Harding, David Lynch and James Allen. Jeff is featured briefly in the show intro, talking about how his mother and aunt thought that Roy's voice was too sexy. After a brief segment on the Black and White Night concert, the early history of Roy and his first trips to England and playing with The Beatles is featured. Jeff speaks again near the end of this, talking about the opera qualities of Roy's voice. Following htis, the tragedy of the death of Roy's wife and children is shown, followed by the impact of the punk rock movement. Then Roy's songwriting is discussed and Jeff is featured yet again, talking about the boldness of Roy's lyrics, often about a man crying. Roy's resurgence in the David Lynch film is featured and this leads into Bono writing Roy's Mystery Girl song, then Roy joining the Traveling Wilburys. The Traveling Wilburys segment features clips of the Mike Campbell's garage footage, Handle With Care music video clips, and interviews with Jeff, Olivia Harrison and Tom Petty to tell the story. Throughout all this, sometimes there are interview voiceovers, or song plays of Handle With Care, Congratulations and Last Night are done. This is followed by a brief segment of the You Got It video, then a segment on the death of Roy and the last time people saw or spoke to him told through interviews with Barbara Orbison, Jeff Lynne and George Harrison, ending with a brief End Of The Line music video. The final bit features more current artists talking about being influenced by Roy, then the final credits while the music of California Blue plays.
Show: Hollywood Walk Of Fame George Harrison Star Event Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: EMI America Records Record Date: 14 April 2009 Broadcast Date: 16 April 2009 Running Time: 5 minutes	Artist: Joff Lynne + others Song: N/A - cameo only	Performance Type: Cameo EMI America Records released a short video documentary about the Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony for the unveiling of George Harrison's star. The timing of the event and the release by EMI America, was also to promote the release of the Let It Roll: Songs By George Harrison compilation. The video features a short audio plays of Got My Mind Set On You while showing stills of the event; video of the setting up for the unveiling; select stars arriving; portions of a speech by Hollywood Walk of Fame president, Leron Gubler; portions of a speech by Olivia Harrison; portions of a speech by Eric Idle; and portions of a speech by Tom Hanks. Following this, The Beatles' While My Guitar Gently Weeps audio plays while video of the actual start construction is shown, and Olivia Harrison is interviewed, talking about the release of Let It Roll: Songs By George Harrison. The interview continues while George's Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) plays, and a short segment of Tom Hanks' speech plays. And then My Sweet Lord is played while some of the private party is shown and the Olivia interview continues, intercut with her speech at the event. Finally, Here Comes The Sun plays while tha actual unveiling is shown. Jeff Lynne is only seen briefly a few times in the background.
Show: Splash TV News Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Splash TV Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 7 July 2009 Running Time: 2 minutes	Artist: Joff Lynne + others Song: N/A - cameo only	Performance Type: Cameo Splash TV is a celebrity news website and video service. They covered the Los Angeles premiere of Spamalot, largely written by Monty Python's Eric Idle, at the Ahmanson Theatre on July 7, 2009. Several celebrities were shown arriving to the theater, including Eric Idle, Jeff Lynne and Camelia Kath.
Show: Kosh Album Cover Videos Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Sports Placement Service, Inc Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 30 January 2010 Running Time: 2 minutes	Artist: John Kosh Song: N/A - interview only	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview John Kosh, the designer of the ELO spaceship logo, describes how he came up with the logo and designed the album covers for A New World Record and Out Of The Blue. This is a short, internet only video as part of a series of famous album covers created by John Kosh, which also included album covers for The Beatles, Eagles and more. They were put out in January 2010 on the Sports Placement Service website which, despite the name, is a marketing company for more than just sports.
Show: Hollywood Walk Of Fame Roy Orbison Star Event Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: RoyOrbison.com via YouTube Record Date: 29 January 2010 Broadcast Date: 22 February 2010 Running Time: 4 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This was the ceremony for Roy Orbison being honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. As it was a posthumous award, standing for Roy was Roy's widow, Barbara Orbison, as well as three of his sons, Alex Orbison, Wesley Orbison, and Roy Kelton Orbison Jr. Several celebrities and associates of Roy were in attendance, including Jeff Lynne. There are a few interviews near the beginning, which includes a short bit with Jeff. Otherwise, he is only seen in and around the events. The segment starts with the arrival of people at the Capital Records building where the star is to be placed. Included in this are Barbara Orbison, Joe Walsh, Eric Idle, and Jeff. This is followed by several short interview segments at a sound board desk (presumably at Capitol Record's studio) with Dwight Yoakum, T-Bone Burnett, Will Jennings, David Lynch, and Jeff. This is then followed by various shots of a party inside the building with invited people mingling about, then people filing outside for the star ceremony. All through this, Roy's Pretty Woman is playing. As motorcyles (a passion of Roy's) arrive, the music fades and the ceremony is shown. In several quick cuts it shows speeches by T-Bone Burnett, Dan Akroyd, and Barbara. The star is unveiled and Pretty Woman starts playing again. More of the party inside the building follows, with several photos being taken. Jeff is seen again briefly, autographing a guitar.
Show: Roy Orbison Hollywood Walk of Fame Star Ceremony Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Hollywood Walk Of Fame via YouTube Record Date: 29 January 2010 Broadcast Date: 30 May 2010 Running Time: 4 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Spotted in background only	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: N/A This was the ceremony for Roy Orbison being honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. As it was a posthumous award, standing for Roy was Roy's widow, Barbara Orbison, as well as three of his sons, Alex Orbison, Wesley Orbison, and Roy Kelton Orbison Jr. Jeff was in attendance and although he did not speak, he is seen on several occasions. The video clip is an edit of the full ceremony. It starts with a short speech by Hollywood Walk of Fame president, Leron Gubler, espousing the reasons that the awards is being given. He then invides Barbara and her sons to the podium. There are short segments of speeches by T-Bone Burnett and Dan Aykroyd. A short segment of Barbara's speech is shown, followed by the actual unveiling of the star, with Barbara and her four sons, Leron Gubler, T-Bone Burnett, Jeff Lynne, an unidentified man, Joe Walsh, and Dan Akroyd standing behind the star as it happens. Jeff is seen briefly in the background during the speeches, standing with his girlfriend, Camelia Kath. He is then clearly seen during the star unveiling. He does not have any speaking role.
Show: Ringo Starr Hollywood Walk of Fame Star Ceremony Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Hollywood Walk Of Fame via YouTube Record Date: 8 February 2010 Broadcast Date: 31 May 2010 Running Time: 4 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Spotted in background only	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: N/A This was the ceremony for Ringo Starr being honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. Jeff was in attendance and although he did not speak, he is seen on several occasions in the background only. The video clip is an edit of the full ceremony. It starts with a short speech by Hollywood Walk of Fame president, Leron Gubler, espousing the reasons that the awards is being given. There are short segments of speeches by Joe Walsh, Don Was and Ben Harper. A short segment of Ringo's speech is shown, followed by the actual unveiling of the star, with Ringo and several others standing behind the star as it happens. Jeff is only seen briefly a couple of times on the far left of the screen.
Show: George Harrison: Living In The Material World Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: HBO (USA) Record Date: late 2008s Broadcast Date: 2011 October 5 & 6 Running Time: 208 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A (archive footage)	Performance Type: Archive footage This is a documentary film, directed by famed director Martin Scorsese, about the life of George Harrison. It follows his life from childhood to his death, focusing mostly on his musical career and family highlights. The film primarily focuses on his days as one of the Beatles and his successful solo career in the early 1970s. Although Jeff does feature in a few small places, the film gives surprisingly little attention to the later years. The Cloud Nine album gets no mention at all, even though it included the #1 song Got My Mind Set On You. The Traveling Wilburys is covered for only about ten minutes. Jeff, who never has a speaking part, is seen in archive footage of the Traveling Wilburys in the kitchen playing Ghost Riders In The Sky (with a Tom Petty voiceover), during a Handle With Care music video clip, old photographs, garage footage of the recording of Margarita and Dirty World, and during an unidentified TV interview segment. The Jeff Lynne produced Brainwashed album is featured in song only with a brief play of Brainwashed and another of Mawra Blue. The first public viewing of the documentary was October 2, 2011 at the Foundation for Art and Creative Technology in Liverpool. The broadcast premiere was in North America on HBO in two parts on October 5 and 6, 2011. It was first shown in the UK on November 12 and 13, 2011 on BBC Two. The documentary was released on DVD, blu-ray, digital and in a special DVD/Blu-ray/CD package in the UK on October 10, 2011 and in North America on May 1, 2012; and there was an accompanying book as well. The DVD and blu-ray editions included various bonus features, including a nice segment with Jeff Lynne that was not used for the documentary. In it, Jeff is in his home and tells the story of first meeting George; this is followed by private film footage of George and Jeff in someone's home mugging for the camera, then playing banjoleles together while someone just out of camera plays spoons. It is unknown why this footage was not used in the film at all.
Show: ASCAP "I Create Music" EXPO Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: YouTube Record Date: 24 April 2009 Broadcast Date: 22 February 2011 Running Time: 9 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - interview only	SEE CLIPS ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview This is a simple interview with Jeff about his career at the 2009 ASCAP "I Create Music" EXPO, filmed in front of a live audience. The appearance is not a TV show, per se, but a video of the intervew taken in 2009 and uploaded to the ASCAP YouTube channel in 2011. It may have been on the ASCAP website at one point, that that remains unconfirmed. It has not title card and no credits, but it a simple video of the interview from a fixed camera.
Show: My First Guitar Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Unknown Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 2011 Running Time: 80 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - interview only	SEE CLIPS ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview This is a film documentary, directed by Nick Mead, featuring various musical personalities talking about-- naturally enough-- their first guitar and their early experiences in short, interwoven interview segments. Personalities include Phil Collen (Def Leppard), Andy Fairweather Low, Dhani Harrison, Peter Frampton, Lemmy (Motorhead), Susanna Hoffs (Bangles) and more. Jeff Lynne is featured twice early on, then twice more later on talking about his first Spanish guitar that his father bought him. The film was originally featured in film festivals during 2011, inlcuding the Garden State Film Festival. It is actually not clear if it was ever broadcast on TV or on the Internet at all, although it did appear in electronic form in 2011, so it probably was used somewhere at some time.
Show: How The Brits Rocked America: Go West Episode: S01E02 Broadcaster: BBC Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 2011 February 3 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - interview only	SEE CLIPS ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview This is three part documentary about British music invasions of America. Jeff Lynne and Bev Bevan are featured in the second part, subtitled Stairway To Heaven. Their appearances are scattered throughout the show. Jeff features briefly during the introduction, talking about the band's popularity. Also during the introduction is a brief flash of Hugh McDowell on stage sawing on a cello. In a later scene, Bev Bevan is featured talking about the band's first ever gig in Detroit and having to drive directly to Los Angeles and having a confrontation with cowboys along the way. [Editor's Note: Bev is getting various facts mixed up here as they din't line up with known facts.] As Mr. Blue Sky is played, Jeff talks about playing in L.A. and being flashed by some girls. Later, there is a segment about the spaceship stage in 1978, showing various scenes of the stage while Standin' In The Rain is played; this is intercut by comments from Jeff and Bev about these concerts and the whole extravaganza.
Show: 2012 Summer Olympics Closing Ceremony Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Worldwide Record Date: 12 August 2012 Broadcast Date: 12 August 2012 Running Time: 3 hours	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Mr. Blue Sky	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Media Play This is technically not an ELO or Jeff Lynne appearance, but it's a very important TV event in ELO/Jeff Lynne history. The song, which is the new re-recorded solo version, was featured as part of the 2012 Summer Olympics' closing ceremony, in London England, and was part of a highlight of important musical contributions from British musicians. In the sequence, it is preceded by a performance of Wonderwall by Oasis and is followed by a Eric Idle singing Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life. The song plays in a sequence showing daredevils in turn of the century costumes, performing various feats. The highlight is a man in a white costume and helmet who makes a big entrance and mounts a giant cannon, as if he's a human cannonball daredevil. Just as the cannon is about to shoot, the music stops and the cannon seems to fail. It droops to the floor and the daredevil slide out into a hole in the floor. This is when Eric Idle appears from the floor (as if he were the daredevil) and he begins his performance. Amusingly, at the end of Eric Idle's bombastic performance, a human cannonball does fire from a cannon, flies across the stage, to land in a waiting net (thus paying off the joke where the cannon earlier seemed to fail). The song and it's sequence are at about [2:11:00] on the YouTube video link featured here. As Eric Idle is good friends and neighbors with Jeff, one can guess that Eric had a hand in getting Mr. Blue Sky played at the event.
Show: Later... with Jools Holland Episode: S41E02 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 2 October 2012 Broadcast Date: 2 October 2012 / 5 October 2012 Running Time: 30 minutes / 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview Jeff makes a very brief appearance only on this episode, featuring an interview only with a brief portion of the Mercy Mercy video shown. It's a rather unique set up for the interview, where the studio audience nearly completely surrounds the stage, with a performance stage on one side and a series of tables on the other. Jeff and others are seen sitting at the tables for the interview where Jools asks Jeff about his new albums, Long Wave and Mr. Blue Sky The Very Best Of Electric Light Orchestra. Sitting at tables behind Jeff during the interview are seen Craig Fruin (his manager), Camelia Kath (his girlfriend) and Phil Hatton (his personnal assistant). It's a short interview only. The broadcast format of the show is curious. The show was recorded on Tuesday, October 2 and that same night, a short, 30-minute highlighted version of the show was broadcast. Following this, on Friday, October 5, the full show, running a little over an hour, is shown. Thus, the show has two different broadcast dates, based upon the two versions of the same show. Other guests that night include Mumford & Sons, Lisa Marie Presley, Neil Sedaka, Savages and Bobby Womack. All are musical guest who performed that night, however Jeff was interviewed only and played no music.
Show: The One Show Episode: S07E38 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 3 October 2012 Broadcast Date: 3 October 2012 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview This program features Jeff Lynne in an interview only, talking about his new albums, but it is preceded by some fun bit. Journalist Carrie Grant wrangles several ordinary citizens around Liverpool to create an impromptu band (dubbed Extraordinary Liverpool Oldies by John) to go on stage at Eric's Club and perform ELO's Livin' Thing. Most of the fun is around the idea of trying to get the band together (playing guitar, flute, electric piano and vocals) the band, which is heard later in the show. Clare Grogan does a short story focused on the song Mr. Blue Sky. This features a quick history of the band, including a clip of The Move performing California Man on Top Of The Pops, ELO performing Mr. Blue Sky at Wembley and the Mr. Blue Sky animated music video (solo version)). This is mixed with an interview with Jeff as they are sitting in front of a piano. Jeff talks about writing Mr. Blue Sky and the inspiration from Sparky's Magic Piano as well as playing a brief set of chords on the piano and singing "Mr. Blue Sky" on the vocoder. Jeff is then interviewed live in the TV studio by Jason Manford and Alex Jones while sitting next to Andrew Lloyd Webber (who was interviewed earlier and briefly joins in the conversation). The conversation is mainly about Jeff's new Mr. Blue Sky The Very Best Of Electric Light Orchestra and Long Wave album and the reasons for recording them. Brief segments and clips of several ELO music videos and concerts are shown as well as the Mercy Mercy video. There is also a fun quiz for Jeff as he has to figure out which fan has actually changed their name to an ELO inspired name (with the winner being a man who changed his name to Mr. Blue Sky). The segment ends with the impromptu band finally performing Livin' Thing live at Eric's and the video being shown live for Jeff Lynne and the audience. Jeff gives his approval.
Show: Breakfast Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 5 October 2012 Broadcast Date: 5 October 2012 Running Time: 195 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview For this morning news program, Jeff is interviewed by Louise Minchin and Charlie Stayt. He mostly talks about his new Long Wave and Mr. Blue Sky The Very Best Of Electric Light Orchestra albums, and makes a brief mention of working with the Traveling Wilburys and touring to support the new albums. In the process, short clips of the new Mr. Blue Sky video cartoon is show as well as the Handle With Care music video, the Mercy Mercy music video, and ELO performing Evil Woman on Top Of The Pops from January 1976. He fields an interesting question about whether he would be interesting in recording a James Bond movie theme song.
Show: Mr. Blue Sky: The Story Of Jeff Lynne And ELO Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: BBC (UK)/VH1 Classic (USA) Record Date: 2011 to 2012 Broadcast Date: 5 October 2012 (UK)/10 October 2012 (USA) Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Unidentified Ukulele Song Artist: Electric Light Orchestra/Jeff Lynne Song: Livin' Thing Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Steppin' Out Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Don't Bring Me Down Artist: Electric Light Orchestra/Jeff Lynne Song: Do Ya Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Telephone Line Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Can't Get It Out Of My Head Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Showdown Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Save Me Now Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Unidentified Ukulele Song #2 Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: The Woodpecker's Song	Performance Type: Live Performance + Media Play + Interview This is the documentary, directed by Martyn Atkins and produced by Jeff himself, to help promote his latest releases of Long Wave and Mr. Blue Sky The Very Best Of Electric Light Orchestra. It follows Jeff's musical career from his early days in Birmingham to present day. Although it's title the story of "Jeff Lynne & ELO", it's more just the story of Jeff Lynne only and gives passing history only to the other members of the band. Other than archive footage, it is filmed primarily in Jeff's home in Los Angeles, California and gives a very personal look into his life. As Jeff has built a recording studio in his home, it features a lot of footage of Jeff in his various rooms performing and recording his music. And it features interviews with many of Jeff's famous friends, including Paul McCartney, Eric Idle, Olivia Harrison, Dhani Harrison, Richard Tandy, Tom Petty, Joe Walsh, Barbara Orbison, Ringo Starr and more. As broadcast, the documentary was edited from the full version. It was edited down to 60 minutes from the full 80 minute version. The documentary was known to have first premiered at the Grammy Museum in California on Wednesday, September 12. Thus it predated the initial broadcast on BBC4 by three weeks and VH1 Classic by four weeks. In the weeks following these TV premiers, the documentary was repeated multiple times on BBC4, VH1 Classic and later Palladia (in the US). It's unclear if the Grammy Museum premier was the full documentary or the TV edit, but it is believed to be the former. The full documentary was released in high definition on iTunes in the US in December 2012 with announcements that it would be released on DVD by the end of the year. The 2012 release on DVD never happened, although it was released nearly three years later by Eagle Rock on September 11, 2015 (catalog numbers TBD) along with the 2014 Hyde Park concert. These official releases are of the full documentary and the TV edit was broadcast only. Also featured throughout the documentary are the Bungalow Palace performances. Bungalow Palace is Jeff's name for his home studio. For a special recording in March 2011, Jeff invited Richard Tandy and a film crew to record a simple acoustic set with Jeff on guitar and vocals and Richard on piano. They performed eight songs, with various portions used in the documentary as well as the later, broadcast only TV show, Live From Bungalow Palace. The Mr. Blue Sky The Very Best Of Electric Light Orchestra documentary features short segments of two songs that were not part of the Live From Bungalow Palace broadcast, including Don't Bring Me Down (21 seconds only!) and Showdown with Jeff on electric guitar rather than acoustic guitar. Although several song performances, many of them partial, are noted here, the documentary also features many short noodles from Jeff on piano, guitar and organ scattered throughout.
Show: Live From Bungalow Palace Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: March 2011 Broadcast Date: 5 October 2012 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Evil Woman Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Showdown Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Save Me Now Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Telephone Line Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Can't Get It Out Of My Head Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Steppin' Out Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Strange Magic	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Completely Live + Interview This was a companion broadcast to Mr. Blue Sky: The Story Of Jeff Lynne And ELO and was broadcast on BB4 immediately following that documentary's premiere (the announcer incorrectly announces it as Live From Bungalow Place). It's highlights are the live, acoustic performances with Richard Tandy from March 2011 in Jeff's home studio (which he calls Bungalow Palace). It is not, however, simply a live show, but done in documentary style with several interview segments and footage of Jeff noodling on piano around his home. The songs performed are complete except for Showdown which is partial only. Showdown is unique also because here it is performed with an acoustic guitar, whereas when it is seen in the Mr. Blue Sky: The Story Of Jeff Lynne And ELO documentary, it is with electric guitar. The performace of Don't Bring Me Down from the Bungalow Palace performances is not heard at all in this Live From Bungalow Palace program, but is heard in part on the Mr. Blue Sky: The Story Of Jeff Lynne And ELO documentary. The performance of Strange Magic includes a false start when Richard messes up on piano. And Jeff has stated that eight songs were recorded, which means that one song remains unidentified and unheard. The very end, before the credits, features a series of fun interviews with Ringo Starr, Joe Walsh and Paul McCartney. Underneath the interviews is an instrumental version of the newly recorded Don't Bring Me Down. Apparently the audio for the performances for both Evil Woman and Steppin' Out has been shifted up by a semitone. According to a musically inclined fan, the keys that Richard is striking on the piano do not match the audio heard on the program. It remains unknown if this was supposed to be part of the planned 2012 release of Mr. Blue Sky: The Story Of Jeff Lynne And ELO on DVD. It has not had official release. Unlike the Mr. Blue Sky: The Story Of Jeff Lynne And ELO documentary, Live From Bungalow Palace has never been broadcast in the USA.
Show: A Chat With Jeff Lynne Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: elo.biz (Worldwide) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: October 2012 Running Time: 4 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview This is a set of short interviews with Jeff in his home studio talking about his new releases. It was broadcast in black and white only. The full set of intercut interviews were posted to Jeff's official website at the time, elo.biz. Oddly, the footage was filmed in widescreen format, but placed on the elo.biz site in 4:3 format only. The interview segments, in order, are: (1) the reasons for re-recording ELO songs, (2) musical influences, (3) musical attractions, (4) his long wave radio, (5) the song Mercy Mercy, (6) and recording songs for Long Wave.
Show: Jeff Lynne of ELO on The Adam Carolla Show 11/30/12 Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: YouTube (Worldwide) Record Date: 26 November 2012 Broadcast Date: 26 November 2012 Running Time: 37 seconds	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This a short promo for The Adam Carolla Show podcast. Jeff just gives a short bit talking about having just done the interview and something he talked about. The segment appears to be have been filmed in a working automobile garage.
Show: Extra Episode: S18E?? Broadcaster: Syndicated (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: November 2012 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview This was just a short interview segment by journalist Adam Weissler with Jeff in his Los Angeles home, prefaced by another short interview with Lindsay Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac. Jeff talks about his new Mr. Blue Sky The Very Best Of Electric Light Orchestra and Long Wave album releases and briefly shows off Fred the Robot from the Time tour, cracking a joke about it bringing him a beer during the concert. The segment, as broadcast on Extra, is only about a minute, with actual Jeff Lynne interview seen only about 20 seconds! A year later, Adam Weissler released the full interview segment, running over 18 minutes, on an online forum. Jeff is mostly talking about his new album and his recording techniques but it also includes some unique, behind-the-scenes setup and chatter with people off camera. Also released was a short segment with Adam and Jeff at Jeff's wall of record awards and talking about them; this segment ends with the Fred the Robot talk.
Show: Status Quo: Hello Quo Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: BBC2 (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 9 November 2013 Running Time: 80 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This documentary, directed by Alan G. Parker, is about the band Status Quo, following their history from creation to modern times. It is sometimes simply referred to as Hello Quo!. Jeff Lynne is featured in several segments, talking about the band's simpler chords [20:30], their appearance at Live Aid [44:00] and their appearance on Coronation Street [1:04:40]. There is no musical performance by Jeff. The documentary first premiered not on TV, but in the theater at Odeon West End in London on 22 October 2012 and was subsequently released a week later on DVD and Blu-ray on 29 October. The full documentary runs 180 minutes and features several interview segments with Jeff. It was a year and a month later that the documentary was edited to 80 minutes and premiered on BBC 2 on 9 November 2013. This edit cut a couple of Jeff's interview segments, including one where Jeff mentions that the Idle Race used to cover Status Quo's Pictures Of Matchstick Men (at [27:50] on the full documentary) and a short comment about the band's sound during the closing credits. This edit has been shown multiple times since, on various BBC channels. Other people appearing in interview segments include Brian May, Joe Elliot, Cliff Richard, Paul Gambaccini, Joe Brown, Marty Wilde, Midge Ure, Paul Weller and more.
Show: Children In Need Rocks 2013 Episode: #3 Broadcaster: BBC1 (UK) Record Date: 12 November 2013 Broadcast Date: 14 November 2013 Running Time: 120 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Livin' Thing Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Mr. Blue Sky	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Completely Live The Children In Need program is an annual charity event to benefit disabled children that was performed at the Hammersmith Eventim Apollo in London. The musical (and rock themed) portion of the event was called Children In Need Rocks 2013 and that's the portion in which Jeff performed. There were two nights of concerts for the show, both Tuesday, November 12 and Wednesday, November 13, with footage from both nights combined and broadcast on Thursday, November 14. Jeff was the closing act on November 12 only, performing two songs to close that night of the show. His performance was also the closing performance of the combined broadcast. The performances were presented by Fearne Cotton and Chris Evans. The performance went over so well that night that after the band had played the two songs, the audience screamed for an encore. Not having practiced any other songs, they simply played Mr. Blue Sky again as the encore. Only the first performance of Mr. Blue Sky was actually broadcast and the encore performance remains unheard and unreleased in any format. The Children In Need shows started in 1980 and quickly became an annual event in the UK. In 2009, Gary Barlow of Take That added a musical (and rock 'n' roll) theme part of the benefit show called Children in Need Rocks the Royal Albert Hall, followed in 2011 by the Children in Need Rocks Manchester benefit show. The Children in Need Rocks 2013 concert was done two years later and was again organized by Gary Barlow. Thus, Jeff's appearance is on the third Children In Need Rocks event, but the telethon has a much longer history. It's a bit unclear as to whether this performance should be considered an Electric Light Orchestra or a solo Jeff Lynne performance. Certainly in Jeff's long history with ELO, he has always made a distinction between his ELO songs and his non-ELO songs. At the time of this concert, he was still making that distiction and as he was performing ELO songs, one would expect the band to be marketed as ELO. However, Chris Evans introduces him simply as Jeff Lynne and all known marketing material say the performance is by Jeff Lynne and not ELO. It's unclear if this was something that Jeff intended or was a decision that was left out of his control at the time and got garbled. With the blurred distinction between what the difference is between the two entities, it remains unknown. SEE IT ON . There was also footage released of a behind-the-scenes segment for the concert in which Jeff and Richard are briefly seen at a rehearsal performance. Whether this segment was broadcast in any way remains unclear, but it is thought that it was simply a short, promotional bit on the BBC website meant to promote the broadcast of the full concert.
Show: Top 2000 a gogo Episode: S10E?? Broadcaster: NTR (Holland) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 30 December 2013 Running Time: 55 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview This show is related to the Dutch Top 2000 radio program, being a video component of the radio program, showcasing many of the artists featured in the radio broadcast. The segment, highlighting Mr. Blue Sky, features an interview with Jeff in his home studio in Los Angeles. For the Jeff interview, a Dutch translation is written across the bottom of the screen for the Dutch audience. The show starts with the new Mr. Blue Sky music video intercut with various images of Los Angeles, Jeff's home, and Jeff interviews talking about his home studio and the inspiration for Mr. Blue Sky. About halfway through, the rerecorded MBS music video merges with the video and audio of the 1978 Wembley performance. Eventually this fades too and the Jeff interview continues with no backing music. Then the Zoom Tour Live video and audio for Mr. Blue Sky starts up and the voiceover interview continues with Jeff talking about rerecording his classic songs. This too fades eventually and a side-by-side comparison of the 1978 and 2012 versions are played with the audio waves also shown. Jeff talks about the "Concerto For A Rainy Day" ending part while it plays in the background, explaining that it wasn't really part of the song.
Show: The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute to The Beatles Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: CBS (USA) Record Date: 27 January 2014 Broadcast Date: 9 February 2014 Running Time: 150 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne, Joe Walsh and Dhani Harrison Song: Something Artist: Dave Grohl and Jeff Lynne Song: Hey Bulldog Artist: Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr Song: Hey Jude	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Completely Live This program was a special to celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Beatles' first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show on February 9, 1964. The show was recorded at the Los Angeles Convention Center's West Hall, located in Los Angeles, California, one day following the 56th Annual Grammy Awards. Although the show was recorded on January 27, the broadcast was done 50 years to the day from the 1964 broadcast on The Ed Sullivan Show. The performances were an all-star set of performances of various Beatles' songs, for which Jeff Lynne was involved in only a few performances. He took the lead for a performance of George Harrison's Something, with slide guitar work by Joe Walsh and additional guitar and backing vocals by George's son, Dhani Harrison. Later, he provided guitar and harmony vocals with Dave Grohl for a performance of The Beatles' Hey Bulldog. And finally, in the closing performance of Hey Jude by Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, Jeff was in the crowd of all-stars on stage, providing backing vocals that are basically lost in the dozens of other voices. He can be seen at stage left, standing next to Peter Frampton, Joe Walsh, Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox. The end credits are shown near the end of the song as broadcast.
Show: Press Association News Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Press Associaton (UK) Record Date: 5 March 2014 Broadcast Date: 5 March 2014 Running Time: 1 minute & 30 seconds	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This is a news story, by the Press Association, highlighting Jeff Lynne getting his honorary doctorate degree from Birmingham City University, and soul singer Laura Mvula receiving "Alumni of the Year" award. It's not actually a TV broadcast, but is an online video segment only, to be used for news sources and is narrated by Phil Barnett. Jeff is shown on stage, recieving his degree, mixed with a short interview done after the ceremony. In the interview, he mentions working on his own material and finishing up some recordings with Bryan Adams after he returns home to Los Angeles.
Show: The Chris Evans Breakfast Show Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 7 March 2014 Broadcast Date: 7 March 2014 Running Time: 1 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Spotted in studio only	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: N/A This is a clip only, taken from the studio camera for Chris Evans' BBC Radio program. Although Jeff, among others, were featured and interviewed on the radio show, only this short video clip was posted on the BBC website. In the clip, Christina Perri performs a cover of Roy Orbison's classic, Crying, with an unidentified guitarist playing along for her. Jeff Lynne, Jeff Beck and Aaron Paul can be seen watching during the performance and cheering enthusiastically at the end. Jeff Lynne must have been particularly pleased as Roy Orbison is one of his favorite artists.
Show: The One Show Episode: S08E145 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 7 March 2014 Broadcast Date: 7 March 2014 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: The Window Cleaner	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Completely Live + Interview Most of the program features an in-studio interview with Jeff by hosts Alex Jones and Chris Evans. They discuss the medal that Jeff is wearing that he received just a few days prior for his honorary doctorate from Birmingham City University; British singers singing with an American accent, and Jeff's upcoming star on the Birmingham Walk of Stars to be presented by Jasper Carrott. They also mention that Jeff had been on Chris Evans' Breakfast Show earlier in the day and Jeff had agreed to do a live show if he gets 2000 texts to the studio; and Chris points out that they actually have tens of thousands already and that both Wembley Stadium and Live Nation (offering the O2 Arena) have made offers. Jeff seems surprised by this and he says he'll really have to consider it. This, of course, is what led to Jeff performing at Hyde Park in September 2014 later that year. In the midst of the interview, the show presents the so-called Midlands Medley which is a rough cut medley of various people in the Midlands major cities singing along to ELO songs (Mr. Blue Sky, Turn To Stone, Livin' Thing, Telephone Line and Hold On Tight. They have fun with it, as the singers are employees in professions that are often related to the song they are singing, such as Turn To Stone in a pottery shop and Livin' Thing in a plant nursery. Host Alex Jones also surprises Jeff with a banjolele and Jeff proceeds to play George Formby's The Window Cleaner (which is popularly known as When I'm Cleaning Windows which is how Jeff introduces it) on it. This is the only musical performance by Jeff on the show. The show ends with the host presenting Jeff with an English curry as he had mentioned that it was something he missed in England. Jeff proceed to take a bit of it. The show ends with Jeff and Chris outside and meeting a boy named Alfie, who is a young banger racing driver there with his father and mother. Alfie and Chris chat about Alfie's racing experiences and style, but Jeff does not participate further in the conversation.
Show: ITV News Central Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: ITV (UK) Record Date: 13 March 2014 Broadcast Date: 13 March 2014 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview This is an interview only, prerecorded with Jeff interviewed by Sally Biddulph and talking about his star on the Birmingham Walk Of Stars as well as his lengthy, successful career. A short segment of the Mercy, Mercy music video is shown (incorrectly credited to "Big Trilsby" instead of "Big Trilby"). The interview runs only about 3 minutes and is conducted in the ITV studios and is bookended by short discussion of Jeff by the newscasters Matt Teale and Sally Biddulph. At the end, Jeff and Jasper Carrott are shown at a press event on the roof of Library of Birmingham and there is a short interview with Jasper Carrott discussing other potential stars for the Birmingham Walk Of Fame. There is some talk of Jeff being given a "star in Hollywood" (presumably the Hollywood Walk Of Fame) and how the ceremony will be "in the summer" (presumably of 2014), but this event never happened as expected.
Show: BBC Midlands Today Episode: S49E?? Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 13 March 2014 Broadcast Date: 13 March 2014 Running Time: 30 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview This is a local news segment, covering Jeff's return to Birmingham where he is to receive a star on Broad Street for the the Birmingham Walk Of Stars. Presented by Mary Rhodes, Jeff is interviewed on the roof of the Library of Birmingham by Ben Sitwell where he talks of his history and the honor of recieving the attention with the star ceremony. There is also featured a rare interview with Jeff's sister (Andrea Hammersley) talking of them growing up. There are also a few interview segments with fans that have come to see Jeff, as well as short clips of ELO performing Evil Woman on Supersonic, the Mr. Blue Sky music video, various clips from Mr. Blue Sky: The Story Of Jeff Lynne And ELO, the Rock Family Trees documentary, and the Livin' Thing music video. The end of the segment features a live interview with Jasper Carrott, on the street in front of the Library of Birmingham, just before the Birmingham Walk Of Stars ceremony with Jeff Lynne.
Show: Birmingham Mail Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Birmingham Mail (UK) Record Date: 13 March 2014 Broadcast Date: 13 March 2014 Running Time: 5 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview This is a videotaped interview with Jeff on the roof of the Library of Birmingham by Ben Sitwell. He is interviewed by Alison Stacey about his start in music and his star on the Birmingham Walk of Stars which would be presented later that day. This is not a true TV broadcast, but rather the raw interview footage that Birmingham Mail posted on their YouTube channel.
Show: Porridge: Inside Out Episode: #2 (Banged Up) Broadcaster: Gold TV (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 28 May 2014 Running Time: 45 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview Porridge was a 1970s British TV series about characters in a prison. The series, beyond being a smash British situation comedy, was known for an absence of music. In a brief segment, Jeff talks about enjoying the series knowing series creater, Ian La Frenais, and his own musical aspirations. A brief clips of ELO performing Showdown from the October 11, 1973 episode of Top Of The Pops is shown.
Show: Ringo Starr: A Lifetime Of Peace And Love Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: AXS TV (USA) Record Date: 20 January 2014 Broadcast Date: 13 July 2014 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Ringo Starr and Friends Song: With A Little Help From My Friends	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Completely Live Ringo Starr was awarded a "Lifetime Of Peace And Love" award from the David Lynch Foundation at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles on January 20, 2014. He gave a concert that ended with a performance of With A Little Help From My Friends when various musicians in attendance came on stage and sang or performed along. The group included Jeff Lynne, who came on stage to sing around a microphone with Peter Frampton, Steve Winwood and Edgar Winter. It's funny to note that Jeff is chewing gum throughout the performance. Although the ceremony was on January 20, it was nearly six months before it was broadcast on TV.
Show: A Festival In A Day: BBC Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 14 September 2014 Broadcast Date: 14 September 2014 Running Time: 90 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: All Over The World Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Evil Woman Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Ma-Ma-Ma Belle Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Showdown Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Livin' Thing Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Strange Magic Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: 10538 Overture Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Can't Get It Out Of My Head Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Sweet Talkin' Woman Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Turn To Stone Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Steppin' Out Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Handle With Care Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Don't Bring Me Down Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Rock 'n' Roll Is King Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Telephone Line Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Mr. Blue Sky Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Roll Over Beethoven	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Completely Live This program was a live broadcast, simulcast on BBC Radio 2, as part of the annual A Festival In A Day event, which itself is a celebration at London's Hyde Park with live musical acts on an outdoor stage. ELO was the headlining act with opening acts including Blondie, Chrissie Hynde, Bellowhead, Gregory Porter, Billy Ocean and more. As broadcast, it was preceded by a short film narrated by DJ Chris Evans about the history of ELO. Coaxing Jeff Lynne out for this live gig can mostly be attributed to BBC DJ Chris Evans, who first got Jeff to do the live performances in November 2013 for the Children In Need ROCKS concert. He featured Jeff on his radio show a few more times and in the March 7, 2014 broadcast of his The Chris Evans Breakfast Show show, asked Jeff how many texts it would require to convince him to do an upcoming gig (not yet determined to be the A Festival In A Day gig). Jeff agreed to that 2000 texts to the station would be all it would take. Within an hour over 10,000 texts had come in. Jeff agreed that he would give it a real try see what he could do. The announcement of the A Festival In A Day headliner of ELO was made on June 13, 2014 on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show. The band itself was billed at this concert as "Jeff Lynne's ELO" which is the first use of the term. It seems to have been picked up and all later appearances have used the name. The band for the concert featured mostly Take That's backing band, with only Richard Tandy from the 1970s peak in the band. The concert is significant as it is the first time every that Jeff Lynne has played an ELO concert with a full orchestra. It also included Jeff Lynne's first time ever live performance of All Over The World and Steppin' Out. Several announcements during the show repeated that this was Jeff Lynne's first ELO live performances since 1986. This is incorrect as the band, led by Jeff Lynne, had done two live shows in 2001 in support of the Zoom album and the upcoming (but aborted) tour. Although there is no official release of this concert, it is commonly available on DVD, CD and even various colored vinyl pressings.
Show: Jeff Lynne's ELO: Live At Hyde Park Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 14 September 2014 Broadcast Date: 17 October 2014 Running Time: 85 minutes	The songs are the same performances as the 14 September 2014 with additional interview segments added.	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Completely Live + Interview Nearly a month after the 14 September 2014 A Festival In A Day: BBC Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park concert and broadcast, the audio was mastered and interview segments with Jeff Lynne were inserted between the songs, cutting much of the cheering, between song chatter and song introductions by Jeff. This broadcast was in full HD quality. Other than the mastering of the audio, all songs were unedited except for Roll Over Beethoven which cuts about a minute of the guitar jam just before the start of the final choruses. The exact date of the interview is unknown, but it was clearly conducted shortly before the concert and Jeff talks about imagining what it will be like to go on stage.
Show: On Tap Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: VH1 Classic (USA) Record Date: 4 November 2014 Broadcast Date: 17 December 2014 Running Time: 7 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This interview was available online and was not broadcast on TV. It was a short interview by Nik Carter done backstage, just after Jeff had received his "Oustanding Contribution" award at the 10th Classic Rock Roll Of Honour ceremony. Jeff discussed receiving the award, the Traveling Wilburys, his recent and future work. He mentions that he would like to release an album under the name "Jeff Lynne's ELO" early in the spring 2015, trying to rebrand his music to combine his Electric Light Orchestra and solo music.
Show: 57th Annual Grammy Awards Episode: 57 Broadcaster: CBS (USA) Record Date: 8 February 2015 Broadcast Date: 8 February 2015 Running Time: 210 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO with Ed Sheeran Song: Evil Woman/Mr. Blue Sky	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Completely Live It's not entirely clear what this appearance was meant to promote, but it is probably to help increase the cachet of Jeff Lynne and ELO as a brand for potential upcoming releases. The only appearance on the program was the musical performance, with the first verse and final chorus of Evil Woman attached to a slightly shortened version of Mr. Blue Sky where Ed Sheeran joined in on guitar and vocals. The vocoder section was cut altogether and the coda that was included in the 2013 Children In Need ROCKS and the 2014 Hyde Park performances was not included. The artist was billed as Jeff Lynne's ELO with Ed Sheeran. The band's line up was almost the same as the Hyde Park performance late in 2014, but dropping several keyboard players, switching out background vocalist Melanie Lewis-McDonald for Tyra Juliette and bringing in three unidentified woman on cello and violin. The camera cut on a few occasions to celebrities in the audience enjoying the performance. Celebrities seen dancing along include Paul McCartney, Taylor Swift, Keith Urban, Nicole Kidman and Beyoncé. Paul McCartney in particular hadn't realized that the camera was on him and when he noticed it, he quickly sat down, seeming to be embarrassed. The awards ceremony was broadcast in the UK the following day in the UK on Channel 4 and 4Music, but in a surprise move, they edited out the ELO performance altogether and did not broadcast it.
Show: Hollywood Walk Of Fame Ceremony Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Variety (USA) Record Date: 23 April 2015 Broadcast Date: 23 April 2015 Running Time: 50 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This appearance was live streamed and recorded by the Hollywood Walk Of Fame organization and available on YouTube. It is the footage of Jeff receiving his star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame with guest appearances by Joe Walsh and Tom Petty. This is the 2548th star awarded the honor and Jeff's star, as well as the live event, happens on Vine Street, directly across from the Capitol Records building. The ceremony features the Hollywood Walk Of Fame president, Leron Gubler, giving a speech about Jeff's accomplishments and draws a laugh from the crowd when he misidentifies George Harrison as George Hamilton. Following this, Joe Walsh comes to the podium and gives a speech with plenty of jokes and plays on song titles for songs that Jeff has written. He makes a crack about the Sam Smith Stay With Me incident, which draws a bit of an embarrassed chagrin from Jeff. Then Tom Petty comes and gives a speech, praising Jeff's skill as a musician and producer. Finally, Los Angeles council members Mitch O'Farrell and Tom LaBonge come to the podium and give another speech and present a plaque award to Jeff. Throughout, Jeff's manager, Craig Fruin, is often visible standing in the crowd behind the podium. Finally, Jeff gives his own speech, stating what an honor and surprise it is to get the award. There are a series of photos at the podium before they all go down to the star and take pictures as the star is unveiled. Then Jeff, Gubler, O'Farrell, LaBonge, Walsh, Petty and an unidentified woman take several photographs in front of the star. In the video, before Jeff's ceremony, the event features Hollywood Walk Of Fame president, Leron Gubler, presenting a retirement award to Officer John Washington for 35 years of service to the Los Angeles Police Department.
Show: ROCK ARTIST JEFF LYNNE HONORED WITH HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME STAR Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: YouTube (USA) Record Date: 23 April 2015 Broadcast Date: 23 April 2015 Running Time: 6 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview (of sorts)	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This is an edited version of the complete Walk of Fame ceremony for Jeff Lynne's star. In this edited footage, it is edited down to the arrival of the stars, parts of Ron Gubler's speech, parts of Joe Walsh's speech, parts of Tom Petty's speech, and parts of Jeff's speech. All this is followed by an edit of the star unveiling and brief interview with Jeff, talking about the award.
Show: Press Association News Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Press Associaton (UK) Record Date: 23 April 2015 Broadcast Date: 23 April 2015 Running Time: 1 minute & 30 seconds	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview In a short press release, various shots of Jeff getting the star are shown, intercut with bits of speeches from Jeff about the award and Tom Petty (misidentified on screen as being from the Eagles) about Jeff deserving the award. Joe Walsh (from the Eagles) is also seen. There is a short, exclusive interview with Jeff after this, talking about the award.
Show: AP Archive Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: AP Archive (USA) Record Date: 14 April 2009 Broadcast Date: 21 July 2015 Running Time: 6 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Spotted in group only	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: N/A This is various clips from George Harrison's 2009 Hollywood Walk Of Fame ceremony. Although this took place in 2009, the AP Shotlist footage was put on YouTube by AP Archive in 2015. Jeff does not provide any speech or interviews, but it seen at times in the audience and as part of a celebrity group taking photos behind George's star. The footage in the video shows the Capitol Records building; the arrival of Paul McCartney; the unveiling of the star with Olivia Harrison, Dhani Harrison, Paul McCartney, Eric Idle, and others; a short speech from Eric Idle; more shots of Olivia, Dhani, Paul and Eric at the star; a short speech from Tom Hanks; Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Jim Keltner, Paul McCartney, Joe Walsh, Olivia Harrison, and Dhani Harrison posing for photos at the star; a short speech from Olivia Harrison; footage and an interview with fans in attendance; a short interview with Ed Begley, Jr.; more footage of the previous group posing for photos at the star; and finally, everyone leaving the ceremony. Note the the official Hollywood Walk Of Fame put out a shortened video as well, but it failed to include any of the Tom Petty and/or Jeff Lynne footage.
Show: Celebrity Legacies Episode: S01E120 Broadcaster: Reelz Channel (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 21 July 2015 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview only	Performance Type: Interview This broadcast is unauthorized and focuses on the legacy of George Harrison mainly after he passed away. Much of the footage is archive only and of questionable quality, including the consistent pronuciation of George's son, Dhani, being pronounced as "Donny". Jeff was featured in several interview bits, talking about George. Details are hazy as to the details, as the existence of the show is known, but it is not yet available for review. [Editor's Note: I had this on my DVR, ready to get all the detail, when my wife watched it and deleted it. DOH! It has not been broadcast since.] Note that some sources list this a episode #16 (not #120) and aired on January 28, 2015. It remains remarkably unclear what is true.
Show: Jeff Lynne's ELO: Live At Hyde Park Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Palladia (USA) Record Date: 14 September 2014 Broadcast Date: 7 September 2015 Running Time: 90 minutes	The songs are the same performances as the 14 September 2014 with a new audio mix by Jeff Lynne. It excluded the Roll Over Beethoven encore.	Performance Type: Completely Live This broadcast is yet a third version of the Hyde Park A Festival In A Day: BBC Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park concert. The video is the same as the original broadcast, but the audio is personally remastered and remixed by Jeff Lynne. After the initial broadcast on September 7, the show was repeated multiple times on both Palladia and VH1 Classic channels in the following weeks. As broadcast, however, it completely cut the performance of Roll Over Beethoven. This version was also released on DVD and Blu-ray on September 11, 2015, although the North American versions excluded Roll Over Beethoven (probably as a cost-saving measure so they didn't have to pay royalties in the US). The DVD and Blu-ray included, as a bonus feature, the unedited interviews from the October 17, 2014 broadcast on BBC (the second edited broadcast), as well as the complete (not edited as broadcast) version of Mr. Blue Sky: The Story Of Jeff Lynne And ELO. "Electric Light Orchestra founder Jeff Lynne has been coy in recent years about whether he'll resurrect the popular classic rock band for an album and tour. But fans that weren't able to attend the rare outdoor performance last September in London by Jeff Lynne's ELO are about to be rewarded. Live At Hyde Park will have its U.S. television premiere on MTV Networks' Palladia channel starting this Labor Day, September 7th, at 9PM Eastern. ELO were accompanied by the BBC Concert Orchestra and the event's 50,000 tickets sold-out quickly. Subsequent showings are scheduled for September 8-9." Unknown (August 2015 - Best Classic Bands website) "Power pop fans unite, because tonight Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra Live At Hyde Park concert film is getting its Palladia premiere at 10 PM EST/9 PM CST! Watch as Lynne delivers a rousing and crowd-pleasing string of the band's most beloved chart-topping hits in front of 50,000 people at London's famed Hyde Park. The 2014 performance marked the first time in nearly 30 years that the group played a festival stage—and they didn't miss a beat. The Times of London have called the set 'near perfect' in their 5-star review, and the Evening Standard gushed that 'ELO still have the power to flick switches' in their 4-star review. The entire set is out on DVD today courtesy of Eagle Rock Entertainment, so pick it up if you like what you see tonight! Their set includes classics such as Livin' Thing, Sweet Talkin' Woman, Don't Bring Me Down, Mr. Blue Sky and so many more. Unknown (September 11, 2015 - VH1 website)
Show: Neil McCormick's Needle Time Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Vintage TV (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 10 November 2015 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview Jeff was interviewed on this program by (naturally enough) Neil McCormick, in a nice, comfortable interview. The show was produced for Vintage TV, a subscriber channel. During the course of the interview, clips are shown of Mr. Blue Sky in Hyde Park; music videos of When I Was A Boy, Livin' Thing, Showdown, Here Is The News, When We Was Fab, and End Of The Line; Set Of 6 performances of In Old England Town (Boogie No. 2) and 10538 Overture, the performance of Roll Over Beethoven at the 1978 Wembley show; and the lyric video for When The Night Comes.
Show: The One Show Episode: S10E67 Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 11 November 2015 Broadcast Date: 11 November 2015 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: When I Was A Boy	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview + Completely Live Jeff arrives on stage about halfway through the program where he is interviewed by host Alex Jones and guest host Warwick Davis. He is introduced by a series of clips from Jeff performing Sweet Talkin' Woman at Hyde Park, the Don't Bring Me Down and Telephone Line music videos, and ending with Richard Tandy doing the "please turn me over" bit at the end of Mr. Blue Sky at Hyde Park. Following this, Jeff is seen sitting on a couch next to other guests Gregg Wallace, Monica Galetti and Marcus Wareing. Jeff is asked about the inspiration and recording of the Alone In The Universe album, the Hyde Park concert, and his dreams. Gregg Wallace seems particularly thrilled to be sitting next to Jeff, claiming he is a big fan. There is also a mention of the BBC concert to be performed the next day which will be available on the BCC Red Button. This is followed by a segment about the Richard House Children's Hospice featuring Alex Jones. Shaan Ali, a young boy featured in the hospice bit is in the studio, sitting between Jeff and Alex for a short interview, then a comedy bit where Shaan is shown wandering around behind the TV set meeting the crew. Back in the studio, he states he wants to be a journalist and does a quick interview with the guests, particularly asking Jeff what his favorite instrument is. This is followed by a fun story about mullets and a segment with Michael Bolton is shown where he gets a mullet via hair extensions. Back in the studio, Alex and Warwick ask the guests about their hairstyles and a series of pictures showing that Jeff's hair never really changed much is shown to good laughs. Then a segment with children involved in the Rickshaw Challenge is shown, showing how much money they've raised for Children in Need. Back in the studio, Alex and Warwick say thanks and good night. Finally, there is a live performance of When I Was A Boy to end the show. At the end of the performance, a scroll runs across the bottom of the screen advertising the following day's BBC concert.
Show: Ask Jeff Lynne Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 12 November 2015 Broadcast Date: 12 November 2015 Running Time: 10 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This is an online only presentation, with BBC Radio presenter Jo Whiley interviewing Jeff Lynne and asking questions presented by the audience. The interview was done at the BBC Radio Theatre just before the BBC Radio 2 In Concert, which was just a few hours away. Questions were all presented by fans and cover topics such as Jeff as an inspiration, the color blue, space themes, production, and more. It also includes his probably most honest answer ever a to why he wears sunglasses all the time.
Show: BBC Radio 2 In Concert Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 12 November 2015 Broadcast Date: 12 November 2015 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Turn To Stone Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Evil Woman Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Showdown Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: All Over The World Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: When I Was A Boy Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Livin' Thing Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Strange Magic Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Don't Bring Me Down Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Steppin' Out Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: When The Night Comes Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Sweet Talkin' Woman Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Ain't It A Drag Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Telephone Line Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Mr. Blue Sky	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Completely Live This was a live performance at the BBC Radio Theatre, featuring the BBC Concert Orchestra. It was introduced by BBC radio personality Jo Whiley, who also made an appearance at the end of the show to thanks Jeff and the band. The concert was simulcast on BBC radio and via the BBC Red Button, the latter being an on-demand service available through digital devices. The setlist was a shortened set, allowing the full concert to fit into the one hour alotted time.
Show: Today Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Nine Network (Australia) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 13 November 2015 Running Time: 210 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview The Australian Today show is a morning news program featuring various segments of national and international news, and various entertainment stories. Jeff was featured in a short three minute interview segment, via the internet from England, interspersed with various footage of Jeff's music videos. The interview is by Richard Wilkins. Featured are clips of Jeff's performance of Mr. Blue Sky at Hyde Park as well as the music videos of When I Was A Boy, Handle With Care, Free Fallin' and Inside Out.
Show: Amazon Front Row Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Amazon (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 16 November 2015 Running Time: 7 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This is an online interview only, as part of the Amazon website's exclusive promotion for the album. It features an interview with Jeff in his Los Angeles home. Intercut with the interviews are small segments of Jeff in the studio singing the songs When I Was A Boy, The Sun Will Shine On You, When The Night Comes, One Step At A Time and All My Life. There's also a very short segment of Jeff playing an impromptu bluesy guitar riff while Steve Jay is setting up the equipment.
Show: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Episode: S02E185 Broadcaster: NBC (USA) Record Date: 18 November 2015 Broadcast Date: 18 November 2015 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: When I Was A Boy Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Mr. Blue Sky	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Completely Live The Tonight Show started back in 1954, under different variations depending on the host, so it has been running throughout Jeff's career. However, this is Jeff's first appearance on the long running program. And this episode is hosted, of course, by comedian Jimmy Fallon. It is a variety entertainment program featuring interviews with stars, comedy sketches and musical guests. On this episode, guests include actors Jennifer Lawrence and Michael B. Jordon. Jeff's appearance was at the end of the program. After a quick introduction by Jimmy Fallon, Jeff and the band performed When I Was A Boy. Also performed was the song Mr. Blue Sky, it was not included in the original program. Instead, it was performed for the studio audience after the main program was complete and was filmed for a website exclusive only.
Show: TFI Friday Episode: S07E05 Broadcaster: Channel 4 (UK) Record Date: 6 November 2015 Broadcast Date: 20 and 21 November 2015 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: When I Was A Boy Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Livin' Thing	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Completely Live TFI Friday is a (mostly) musical themed shows featuring live performances and interviews, although it often includes other comedy and variety types of events. Jeff Lynne, under the Jeff Lynne's ELO banner, appeared on the show, performing songs only and having no interview. He closed the 20 November show with When I Was A Boy with the show's closing credits scrolling across the bottom of the screen. The show repeats the following day (Saturday) and is typically slightly extended. For this extension, the performance of When I Was A Boy was shown without the closing credits and was immediately followed by the previously unaired performance of Livin' Thing. No closing credits are shown over the performances of the extended rebroadcast.
Show: CBS This Morning Episode: S04E279 Broadcaster: CBS (USA) Record Date: Unknown (interview) and 17 November 2015 (performance) Broadcast Date: 21 November 2015 Running Time: 90 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: When I Was A Boy Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Showdown Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Turn To Stone Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Mr. Blue Sky	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Interview + Completely Live This program is a morning news program and Jeff's appearance was part of their occasional Saturday Sessions musical segment. For the segment, a prerecorded Jeff interview, by Anthony Mason, is shown while Jeff is sitting at a mixing desk. The interview is intercut with descriptions of Jeff's career by Anthony Mason as well as pictures and clips of Livin' Thing and Don't Bring Me Down from Hyde Park as well as music video clips of Got My Mind Set On You, Free Fallin', Handle With Care and Real Love. Immediately following the interview, Jeff and the band performed When I Was A Boy. Later, as a teaser, they were shown and heard playing an instrumental version of Showdown for only 17 seconds. Finally, after a commercial break, they played a full performance of Turn To Stone. Not broadcast on the airwaves was a performance of Mr. Blue Sky, which was a website exclusive only. At this performance, Bernie Smith and the string players were not present. Strings parts were provide by Marcus Byrne via keyboard, which was normal for all performances as the string players were mostly for the purposes of appearing to be part of the band anyway. The sound is different, though, in part because of the missing players. It is at this performance that several press photos were created of the band, thus band member Bernie Smith is not in several of the press photos as a result. Jeff was nominated for a Daytime Emmy award for this peformance in the Outstanding Musical Performance in a Talk Show/Morning Program category. He lost the award to Rachel Platten for her performance on Good Morning America. "Jeff Lynne is one of the most influential rock musicians and producers ever, and is now leading a 21st-century version of a hit-making powerhouse. Formerly 'Electric Light Orchestra,' the band is now called 'Jeff Lynne's ELO,' and in this Saturday Session, they play When I Was A Boy from their album Alone In The Universe." Unknown (November 21, 2006 CBS News website)
Show: The Royal Variety Performance 2015 Episode: #88 Broadcaster: ITV (UK) Record Date: 13 November 2015 Broadcast Date: 8 December 2015 Running Time: 120 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: When I Was A Boy Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Mr. Blue Sky	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Completely Live The Royal Variety Performance is an annual pop and variety show put together for the British monarchy, usually showcasing the current best of British talent and popularity. This is Jeff's first and only appearance at this high profile and important show, which was performed in the presence of Prince Harry, at the time, fifth in line for the succession for the British throne. The performance was at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The band was introduced by host Jack Whitehall. The performances are two rather typical performances of When I Was A Boy and Mr. Blue Sky with a short bit of thanks from Jeff between them. It was widely reported that Jeff Lynne got the nights only standing ovation for his performance of Mr. Blue Sky. "'He is without doubt one of the most respected and influential musicians ever,' was the host's no-pressure introduction to the Seventies orchestral rock conjurer. Singing in a nasal croon and wearing Bob Dylan-style 'no eye contact' mirror shades, 67-year-old Lynne to his credit looked every centimetre the heritage rock legend. The actual performance, it is true, was a bit Jools Holland – all reverential close-ups on his finger picking and alarming cuts to his rhythm section. But in an evening of almost exhausting artifice, Lynne brought a sorely-needed earthiness, especially as he plunged into oldie Mr Blue Sky – a hint of how The Beatles might have sounded had they stayed together long enough to discover prog-rock." Ed Power (December 8, 2015 - The Telegraph)
Show: Jimmy Kimmel Live Episode: S13E168 Broadcaster: ABC (USA) Record Date: 22 November 2015 Broadcast Date: 14 December 2015 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: When I Was A Boy Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Evil Woman	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Completely Live This appearance is Jeff's first on the long running Jimmy Kimmel Live. Only When I Was A Boy was part of the original broadcast, with a performance of Evil Woman appearing as a website exclusive for the show. The recording of the performance itself was rather curious. It was recorded about three weeks prior to broadcast and was performed in the parking lot of the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood, California in front of invited fans, just after the filming of the evening's episode (which was a special dedicated to Star Wars: The Force Awakens). For the night, several songs were actually performed, with Evil Woman being performed three times dues to errors in the first two performances, however only the two songs were used. The songs performed that night in order of performance are When I Was A Boy (broadcast), Evil Woman take 1, All Over The World, Evil Woman take 2, Evil Woman take 3 (broadcast), and Mr. Blue Sky.All performances were filmed by fans on portable devices and are commonly available except the first performance of Evil Woman. There is a new review from the audience for this recording HERE.
Show: Roy Orbison: One Of The Lonely Ones Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 29 December 2015 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This is a documentary focused on the life of Roy Orbison. Jeff Lynne features briefly in the middle of the program, talking about the power of Roy's voice and his influence. He features prominently nearly the end, talking about Roy's time with the Traveling Wilburys. There is also a lot of footage of the Traveling Wilburys in the Mike Campbell's Garage home video that is shown.
Show: A Message For Tim Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: ESA (Europe) Record Date: February 2016 Broadcast Date: 10 February 2016 Running Time: 1 minute	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This is just a quick video featuring Jeff Lynne as posted on YouTube by the European Space Agency (ESA). It has Jeff congratulating astronaut Tim Peake on being one of the few British astronauts, who at the time was on a mission at the International Space Station. Tim had chosen Jeff's Mr. Blue Sky to be played on the mission, so Jeff also thanked him for choosing the song and that he was honored by it.
Show: Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 26 June 2016 Broadcast Date: 26 June 2016 Running Time: 90 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Evil Woman Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Showdown Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: All Over The World Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: When I Was A Boy Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Livin' Thing Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: 10538 Overture Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Rockaria! Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Shine A Little Love Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Wild West Hero Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Telephone Line Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Turn To Stone Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Don't Bring Me Down Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Sweet Talkin' Woman Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Mr. Blue Sky Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Roll Over Beethoven Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE CLIP ONLY ON . Performance Type: Completely Live + Interview The Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts, often just referred to as "Glastonbury Festival" or just "Glastonbury" is an annual festival featuring musical acts, dance, comedy, sculpture and more, showcasing the performing arts. The event attracts many fans. This was the 34th festival, taking place over the course of five days. Jeff Lynne's ELO played on the afternoon of the third day, a slot in the schedule typically reserved for an established, popular older artist. It's an honorific slot, colloquially referred to as the "legend's slot" or the "Sunday teatime slot". Their performance was on the pyramid stage-- so-called because the stage infrastructure is in the shape of a four sided pyramid. The festival was broadcast only in part on the BBC, with Jeff Lynne's ELO slot broadcast initially on BBC2 at 6:30 in the evening. It was also made available on demand through BBC On Demand outlets. There was a download and CD album released of select songs from the performance, called Oxfam Presents: Stand As One - Live At Glastonbury 2016 and benefitting refugee charities. This CD included Jeff Lynne's ELO performance of Showdown. The program was more than just a simple concert. It was prefaced by a warm up segment featuring select performances by other artists, interviews, and a quick history of the Jeff Lynne's musical journey. All this was hosted by Lauren Laverne and Mark Radcliffe. Footage is as follows: There are quick interviews with various celebrities, including Basil Brush, talking about ELO, Mr. Blue Sky and Jeff Lynne. Hosts Lauren and Mark give a quick overview of the festival so far, with several bits focusing on the appearance by the band Madness. Then Gregory Porter is shown performing Don't Lose Your Steam on the pyramid stage. The hosts talk about the specialness of the Sunday teatime slot and Jeff Lynne's upcoming performance. This is followed by a special acoustic performance by Cyndi Lauper of Time After Time and they make a few jokes about her wanting a glitter raincoat and background noise during the performance. After this, host Mark gives a voiceover about Jeff Lynne's musical history while various clips play of TV performances, interviews, music videos and more play; several clips from the 2014 Hyde Park concert and interview are included. Adele, Coldplay and ELO Glasto performances set record high viewing figures Following all this buildup, the concert itself is shown. After the concert, a post-concert interview with Jeff is done by Jo Whiley, talking about the concert that he and his band just completed. After the interview, Lauren and Mark close the show, talking about Jeff and making a mention that they would like to see Roy Wood at Glastonbury the next year.
Show: CCTV English Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: CNTV (China) Record Date: 27 June 2016 Broadcast Date: 27 June 2016 Running Time: 3 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - News Report	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview This a short music news report from the Chinese broadcaster's English channel. The story covers the Glastonbury concert, where the report mistakenly states that Electric Light Orchestra peform a David Bowie tribute. In truth, the tribute was by Philip Glass performing his Heroes Symphony. Following the Philip Glass segment, there was a mention of "a moving performance by Birmingham rock band, Electric Light Orchestra, and their staple hit All Over The World" while playing a short video of the performance. On the news segment, this is followed by footage of Adele at the festival, then mentions of the 2016 Epic Fest in Los Angeles that weekend.
Show: Music-News.com Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: Music-News.com (UK) Record Date: 1 July 2016 Broadcast Date: 1 July 2016 Running Time: 3 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview Jeff Lynne received the The London Evening Standard Icon Award (commonly known as the O2 Silver Clef Award) benefitting the Nordoff-Robbins music therapy. The event took place at Grosvenor House Hotel in London on July 1. While on the red carpet and speaking to the press with his girlfriend Camelia Kath, a reporter was able to speak to Jeff and ask him his thoughts on the benefit, the awards, and his recent and upcoming concerts.
Show: Red Carpet News TV Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: RCN TV (UK) Record Date: 1 July 2016 Broadcast Date: 6 July 2016 Running Time: 2 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview Jeff Lynne received the The London Evening Standard Icon Award (commonly known as the O2 Silver Clef Award) benefitting the Nordoff-Robbins music therapy. The event took place at Grosvenor House Hotel in London on July 1. While on the red carpet and speaking to the press with his girlfriend Camelia Kath, a reporter was able to speak to Jeff and ask him his thoughts on the benefit, the awards, and his recent and upcoming concerts.
Show: Unknown CNN Program Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: CNN (USA) Record Date: October/November 2016 Broadcast Date: November 2016 Running Time: 3 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview In a short news segment promoting the release of The Traveling Wilburys Collection, CNN reporter Denise Quan intercuts Traveling Wilburys music videos, home video recordings and interviews with Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty about the Traveling Wilburys. In the interviews, they talk about the forming of the band and the unexpected death of Roy Orbison. This might be a segment from CNN's Headline News.
Show: Top 2000: The Untold Stories Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: NTR (Holland) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 17 December 2016 Running Time: Unknown	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Interview Top 2000: The Untold Stories is a Dutch program highlighting interviews and storied of artists who are "behind the scenes" of popular music and not as well known. Thus, on this broadcast, Jeff was interviewed, talking about his work with the Traveling Wilburys. A clip of the Handle With Care music video is shown, followed by the Jeff interview, talking about the forming of the band. Archive interviews with George Harrison and Roy Orbison, clips of the Handle With Care and End Of The Line music videso and some of the garage videos are intercut with further Jeff interviews about the recording of the first album. Note that this is an older, archive interview, recorded in Jeff Lynne's home. It was probably recorded in 2012 or 2013 when Jeff was promoting the Long Wave and Mr. Blue Sky The Very Best Of Electric Light Orchestra releases. Other footage from this interview was used for a December 2013 of NTR's Top 2000 a gogo program.
Show: MSN News Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: MSN News (USA) Record Date: 10 February 2017 Broadcast Date: 11 February 2017 Running Time: 3 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview Jeff Lynne appeared on the red carpet for the 2017 59th Grammy Awards MusiCares ceremony honoring Tom Petty and was featured briefly in ths MSN clip talking about Tom and the award with girlfriend Camelia Kath at his side. The exact origins of the clip is uncertain, and it may have been produced by someone other than MSN News and MSN News was known to be one of many broadcasters. At the ceremony featured an all-star concert with Jeff Lynne and Dhani Harrison performing I Won't Back Down. The concert and ceremony was professionally filmed, but only Tom's acceptance speech was broadcast (via the the Recording Academy's YouTube channel) and the concert remains unavailable. Thankfully these rare performances are available via several bootleg audience recordings.
Show: 2017 Rock 'n' Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: HBO (USA) Record Date: 7 April 2017 Broadcast Date: 29 April 2017 Running Time: TBD	Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Roll Over Beethoven Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Evil Woman Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Mr. Blue Sky Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Speech	Performance Type: Completely Live + Speech This was the 32nd Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame award ceremony, with Electric Light Orchestra being inducted on the first time they were nominated. ELO members being inducted that night were Jeff Lynne, Roy Wood, Bev Bevan and Richard Tandy. Only Jeff and Roy were present and appeared on stage after an introduction by Dhani Harrison. Roy had a short speech, thanking Jeff for carrying on and writing all the songs. Jeff also gave a short speech (but longer than Roy), talking of his parents instilling a love of music in him and expressing regret that Bev and Richard were not present. Other awardees that night include Pearl Jam, Tupac Shakur, Journey (who often opened for ELO in the 1970s), Yes and Joan Baez. Although not inducted, Nile Rodgers also received a Musical Excellence award. For the ceremony, Jeff Lynne's ELO performed Roll Over Beethoven, Evil Woman and Mr. Blue Sky using the same line up and arrangement as the recent tour performances. The exception was that Richard Tandy was not present for reasons unknown with keyboardist Marcus Byrne taking his place at piano and vocoder. This would be the first time ever that a Jeff Lynne led ELO performance was done without Richard on stage. The performance of Roll Over Beethoven was done to honor the recently deceased Chuck Berry and was preceded by a short presentation on his life and musical impact. Jeff Lynne and ELO did not appear at all in the all-star jam at the end of the show. Originally it was supposed to be Chuck Berry's song Rock and Roll Music, but it was changed at the last minute to Neil Young's Rockin' in the Free World. There was only the one jam song performed that night. As broadcast, the show rearranged the order of events that night. It opened with ELO's performance of Roll Over Beethoven, with the announcer speaking over the music during the Beethoven's Fifth Symphony intro and the names of the stars flashing on the screen. The performance is edited down to five minutes from what was actually performed. Following this, Jan Wenner comes on stage and introduces a nice video tribute to Chuck Berry who had recently died. Following this, as broadcast, Dhani Harrison introduces the Electric Light Orchestra video, which plays, and is followed his speech inducting the band (with Jeff and Roy shown briefly in the audience), then Jeff and Roy come on stage to accept and give short speeches. Finally, the live performances of Evil Woman and Mr. Blue Sky are shown. This is immediately followed by Joan Baez's induction and Jeff is not seen after this. For the actual appearance that night, ELO did open the ceremony, playing Roll Over Beethoven, Evil Woman and Mr. Blue Sky, followed by Dhani's induction speech and the ELO acceptance. Thus, the song performance did not actuallyfollow the induction as broadcast.
Show: Wembley Or Bust Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: BBC2 (UK) Record Date: 24 June 2017 Broadcast Date: 17 December 2017 Running Time: 90 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Standin' In The Rain Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Evil Woman Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: All Over The World Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Livin' Thing Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: N/A - Scene 1 with Birmingham Blues Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Do Ya Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: When I Was A Boy Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Handle With Care Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: N/A - Scene 2 with Secret Messages Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Xanadu Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Shine A Little Love Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: N/A - Scene 4 with Believe Me Now Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Sweet Talkin' Woman Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Telephone Line Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Turn To Stone Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Don't Bring Me Down Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Mr. Blue Sky Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: N/A - Scene 5 with no song featured Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Roll Over Beethoven Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Alone In The Universe	Performance Type: Completely Live + Behind the scenes The video for this concert was released on November 17, 2017 on DVD, blu-ray and digital download. It included several "scenes" which were short segments between songs that showed behind-the-scenes bits for the concerts and interviews with Jeff Lynne and band members as well as studio recorded music playing. The BBC broadcast was an edit of this video, cutting several songs, and adding a new section on the introduction and end of the video. This was presumably done to keep the concert within the 90 minutes broadcast time. The introduction simply inserted a new title card. Songs and scenes left out of the BBC broadcast include Showdown, Last Train To London, Rockaria!, Can't Get It Out Of My Head, 10538 Overture, Scene 3 (featuring Strange Magic, Prologue/Twilight, Ma-Ma-Ma Belle, and Wild West Hero). The closing credits were shortened, showing edited bits of the audience after the show and including a uniquely edited version of Alone In The Universe. There were other minor edits throughout. The concert was subsequently broadcast on 3sat on December 31, 2017 with a different edit, cutting most of the "Scenes" and including most of the songs. The full concert made it's USA debut on Showtime on July 27, 2018.
Show: Chicago: The Terry Kath Experience Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: AXS Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: 7 November 2017 Running Time: 80 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview This is a documentary about the founder and guitarist for the band Chicago, who tragically died in 1978. The program is produced and directed by his daughter, Michelle Kath Sinclair. Jeff is seen only twice, briefly during the show intro, whre he speaks of Terry's guitar skills, then a little over halfway through, again speaking about his guitar skills. It's interesting that Jeff should be interviewed for this documentary as in the 1970s, Chicago and Electric Light Orchestra were never known to have crossed paths. However, Terry's widow and mother of the director, Camelia Kath (who is also interviewed in the documentary), has been in a long time committed relationship with Jeff throughout the 2010s. This is likely how and why he got involved. Other interviewees in the documentary include all the surviving members of Chicago and Joe Walsh. The documentary was released on DVD, Blu-ray and digital on December 12, 2017.
Show: XXI Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Worldwide Record Date: 15 April 2018 Broadcast Date: 15 April 2018 Running Time: 3 hours	Artist: Electric Light Orchestra Song: Mr. Blue Sky	Performance Type: Media Play This is technically not an ELO or Jeff Lynne appearance, but it's a very important TV event in ELO/Jeff Lynne history. The song, which is the full original Out Of The Blue album version with 'Conerto For A Rainy Day' coda, was featured as part of the XXI Commonwealth Games' closing ceremony. The games and closing ceremony were at Australia's Gold Coast, but near the end of the ceremony, during the handover to Birmingham, England for the 2022 games, a (believed to be) live dance was choreographed to Mr. Blue Sky in Birmingham's Victoria Square, with dancers in bright clothing bouncing and moving all about while acting out the song. The dance end with a high crane shot of the dancers forming "#BRUM" with their bodies.
Show: 2019 ASCAP Pop Music Awards - The Recap Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: Worldwide Record Date: 16 May 2019 Broadcast Date: 18 May 2019 Running Time: 3 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Speech Artist: Jeff Lynne with Benmont Tench Song: Evil Woman	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Completely Live + Speech Jeff Lynne received the ASCAP Founders Award at the 36th annual 2019 ASCAP Pop Music Awards. At the ceremony, he was presented by both Paul Williams (President and Chairman) and friend Joe Walsh, followed by a short speech by Jeff to accept the award. This was followed by live performances of Telephone Line, Evil Woman and All Over The World with Jeff on vocals and guitar and Heartbreakers keyboard player Benmont Tench on piano. The award ceremony was professionally filmed, but not broadcast (yet) in any form. However, two days after the event, ASCAP release a recap, which featured short clips from the ceremony, including awards for Blondie, Emily Warren, Sas Metcalfe, Louis Bell, Billie Eilish, and Jeff lynne. Jeff is seen briefly in the beginning taking press photos with girlfriend Camelia Kath, Joe Walsh and his wife Marjorie Bach. Then near the end, there is a segment of an introduction by Paul Williams, then Joe Walsh, and finally a speech by Jeff himself. Although three songs were performed at the ceremony, this recap only shows a clip of Jeff and Benmont performing Evil Woman.
Show: BBC Radio 2 In Concert Episode: Unknown Broadcaster: BBC (UK) Record Date: 7 November 2019 Broadcast Date: 7 November 2019 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Evil Woman Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: All Over The World Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Do Ya Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Handle With Care Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Livin' Thing Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: From Out Of Nowhere Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Don't Bring Me Down Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: All My Love Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Eldorado Overture/Can't Get It Out Of My Head Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Time Of Our Life Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Rockaria! Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Turn To Stone Artist: Jeff Lynne's ELO Song: Mr. Blue Sky	SEE IT ON . Performance Type: Completely Live This was a live performance at the BBC Radio Theatre, featuring the BBC Concert Orchestra. It was introduced by BBC radio personality Jo Whiley, who also made an appearance at the end of the show to thanks Jeff and the band. The concert was simulcast on BBC radio and via the BBC Red Button, the latter being an on-demand service available through digital devices. The setlist was a shortened set, allowing the full concert to fit into the one hour alotted time. This includes the only known live performances of All My Love and Time Of Our Life. The rare live performance of From Out Of Nowhere was only otherwise done at the rehearsal of this very concert, which was broadcast on BBC radio.
Show: Chuck Berry: Brown-Eyed Handsome Man Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: PBS (USA) Record Date: 7 April 2017 Broadcast Date: 1 March 2021 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: Roll Over Beethoven	Performance Type: Completely Live This documentary mostly consists of various artist discussing Chuck Berry's legacy and/or performing his songs from various archive sources. Jeff Lynne's performance is a rebroadcast of the 2017 Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame performance of Roll Over Beethoven.
Show: Roy Orbison Forever Episode: 1 only Broadcaster: PBS (USA) Record Date: Unknown Broadcast Date: November 2021 Running Time: 60 minutes	Artist: Jeff Lynne Song: N/A - Interview	Performance Type: Interview This is a reedited version of the BBC's Legends: Roy Orbison - The 'Big O' In Britain from late 2008. The edits are generally small bits here and there, mostly removing interviews with artists that are not likely to be known in America (including Abi Harding and James Allan). Heavy edits include the show introduction (leading to the changed title card) and the sections following thr reports of Roy's death. The Jeff Lynne interview bits remain largely intact, but for a couple of small sections in the middle that are edited out. The ending credits, featuring California Blue are also completely cut.