Idle Race - Days Of Broken Arrows скачать видео бесплатно

michelst14

i think they sounded more kinky than beatlesque

RICHARD ROBERTS

just think ! how crap are one dickrection are

fairfaxhs

I can't believe there's no stereo mix of this epic track.

Gonzalo Rosas

Great song!!

ScotRanger1960

@gigiRuffle- his name is Roy Wood not Roy Woods.

Peter Darby

My uncle Roger Spencer was the drummer, cool or what!

endrizo

woooow steal and digitalize them somehow that would be marvellous and a invaluable gift to the ELO world.

Noi Con

What became of these live clips ?? :))

Manon Lescaut

Lead vocals by Jeff Lynn?

Andrew Hartwell

#music Jeff Lynne pre-ELO

fwnbdaou

Great oldie. remember playing it back then.

Joe Bloggs

Nice, an undiscovered gem! Thanks for posting this!

birfdaymoney

jeff lynne is the fucking man.

62burnley

Many thanks for posting this elofan567! Haven't heard it for over 20 years!

julio cabrera

some stoner music right there gottaa love it

Peter Hicks

@tatunkha Nice to hear from you! I remember thinking when it was announced that Jeff Lynne was joining The Move: "Something brilliant's going to happen" And it did...It is so easy to re-write the musical history of the time in favour of the big guns, but the Wood-Lynne 'axis' produced some truly brilliant (and underated) music. I think Birmingham's contribution to the period has suffered at the hands of London and Liverpool! It is so significant that George Harrison worked with JL for so long!

Psychedelic Trainwreck

This is better than ANYTHING ELO has ever done. And I like ELO.

funkmasterjee

Wasn't Jeff Lynn behind this outfit ?

Beta Epsilon

I saw Idle Race live in October 1969 at York University. They played the freshers night disco on the same bill as King Crimson. King Crimson were relatively unknown at the time. This track, Days of Broken Arrows, was on the jukebox in the college bar throughout 1970. This is the first time I've heard it in 40 years. Spooky.

Alan Elam

Wow! This is the first time I've really paid any attention to Jeff Lynne's early work with his pre-move/Elo outfit. Good stuff! And why this song didn't get a mid-70's ELO re-make like the Move's "Do Ya" had, I'll never understand after hearing it. It would've fit perfectly on 'Face The Music" or "New World Record", and I can sooo hear the patented Jeff Lynne/Louis Clark string-and-choir arrangement underneath.

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