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Cartel histórico en la carrera de ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA, por gentileza de nuestro amigo AMALIO UTRILLA.

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Este cartel anuncia uno de los primeros conciertos de Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), realizado en el Royal Academy of Music, Marylebone Road, Londres, siendo esta la primera actuación en directo en esta ciudad (cerca del Madame Tussauds) el martes, 25 de abril, y aunque no trae el año concreto corresponde a 1972.

Como directores principales aparecen ROY WOOD y JEFFREY* LYNNE.

Se trató de un MINI-CONCIERTO muy especial porque ELO apenas estaba comenzando a dar forma a su concepto de mezcla rock y música clásica y el programa sólo recogió cuatro temas a elegir:
«10538 Overture» (Jeff Lynne), el cual acababa de salir como su primer single en ese año de 1972.
«Battle of Marston Moor (July 2nd 1644)» (Roy Wood)
«1st Movement» (Roy Wood)
«Manhattan Rumble (49th St. Massacre)» (Jeff Lynne)

Poco después de este concierto ROY WOOD se marchó de ELO para formar Wizzard.

Como curiosidad, se invitó a cócteles y refrigerios en el salón de conferencias a partir de las 6 pm.
Abajo aparecen los logotipos de Harvest Records y EMI.

ELOSPAIN:

A Historic Moment in the Career of ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA — Courtesy of Amalio Utrilla
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This poster announces one of the earliest concerts by Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), held at the Royal Academy of Music on Marylebone Road, London — marking the band’s first live performance in the city, just steps away from Madame Tussauds, on Tuesday, April 25. Although the exact year is not stated, the event took place in 1972.
The concert listed Roy Wood and Jeffrey Lynne as principal conductors.
It was a very special **mini-concert**, as **ELO** was just beginning to shape its concept of blending **rock and classical music**, and the program included only **four songs to choose from**.
"10538 Overture" (Jeff Lynne), which had just been released as their debut single in 1972.
"Battle of Marston Moor (July 2nd 1644)" (Roy Wood)
"1st Movement" (Roy Wood)
"Manhattan Rumble (49th St. Massacre)" (Jeff Lynne)
Shortly after this performance, Roy Wood would depart ELO to form his new project, Wizzard.
As a charming detail, attendees were invited to enjoy cocktails and refreshments in the lecture hall starting at 6 p.m.
At the bottom of the poster, the logos of Harvest Records and EMI are prominently featured.