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Does anybody else think Armchair Theatre is the culmination of George’s Influence on Jeff’s music? I think Jeff’s “90’s” sound is incredible….and YES he has gone back to that well a few too many times, but there’s still something intangible to me about how close it sounds to a George Harrison Album.
Jun 12, 1990 · Armchair Theatre, an Album by Jeff Lynne. Released 12 June 1990 on Reprise (catalog no. 7599-26184-2; CD). Genres: Pop Rock. Rated #389 in the best albums of 1990. Featured peformers: Jeff Lynne (vocals, producer), Richard Dodd (recording engineer, mixing), Charlie Brocco (mixing assistant), Bob Salcedo (mixing assistant), Steve Hall (mastering engineer), Martyn Atkins (art direction), Andy ...
Apr 11, 2021 · Armchair Theatre is the first solo album by Jeff Lynne, released in 1990. The album reunited Lynne with Electric Light Orchestra's keyboard player Richard Tandy and featured fellow Traveling Wilburys member George Harrison. Track List: 01. Every Little Thing 0:03:42.48 02. Don’t Let Go 0:03:01.35
Slide Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals – George Harrison. 3:36: 4: Nobody Home: ... Jeff Lynne - Armchair Theatre Review - Fresh Air With Terry Gross 6 Jul ...
Total playing time: 42'32". A release issued in a gatefold cardboard sleeve with 12 page booklet. Unlike Armchair Theatre and Armchair Theatre it's not a promo, but a regular release with the barcode. Track durations are not specified on the covers and are detected by EAC program.
Jul 25, 2013 · The English songwriter has produced records for a slew of famous artists, from George Harrison to Tom Petty. In this installment of World Cafe, Lynne discusses working on his solo album Armchair ...
Apr 19, 2013 · Jeff Lynne released "Armchair Theatre" #83, in the summer of 1990, hard to believe it's been 20 years already. Jeff has only released 2 albums since "Armchair", ELO's "Zoom" in 2001 and The Traveling Wilbury's "Volume 3" in 1991. Here Jeff wrote 8 songs and did 3 covers. This is a very organic affair, not the pop gloss everybody was used to.
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