First Time Hearing Wizzard - See My Baby Jive (TOTP 1973) THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS

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Wizzard - See My Baby Jive (TOTP 1973)
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Wizzard - See My Baby Jive (Top Of The Pops 1973)
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[@777petew]

I don't know where to begin to tell you how much fun it was to be a teenager in the UK early 1970s. I enjoyed serious rock/soul but loved the glamorous stuff as well.

[@TheMarrification]

This is what Britain was up to in 1973!😂 Love it! ❤

[@eddiebest1951]

Fifty years on and it still sounds fantastic

[@TheCornishCockney]

Jeez,this takes me back! Back to a time that knocks this current era right out of the park. In every way.

[@angelaburrow8114]

Have you heard of ELO (the Electric Light Orchestra)? Roy Wood, the singer of Wizzard, formed ELO with Jeff Lynne, & they're still friends to this day. Wood doesn't just play the French horn, he's a multi-instrumentalist, playing guitar, bass, cello, sax, oboe, piano/keyboards, bagpipes & percussion. Later on in the same year as See My baby Jive, 1973, Wizzard had their biggest hit, I Wish it Could Be Xmas Every Day. It's been re-released several times & is always played at Xmas. I'd say it's 1 of the top 5 Xmas songs in the UK.

[@billtbodger]

I always loved Roy Wood an Wizzard, but Lemmy on bass dressed as an Angel on roller skates was hilarious, I stil remember it like it was yesterday, I grew up loving the glam rock scene

[@melvincain5012]

UK, Glam Rock era! 1972-1977. Anything went, fashion wise.

[@luriankosovo8767]

t. rex, bowie, roxy music, slade, wizzard, the sweet, mott the hoople, gary glitter, glitter band, cockney rebel, queen, alvin stardust + american guests: suzi quatro, alice cooper. They are not glam for me: bay city rollers, mud.

[@davidc3850]

I loved this back in 1973 (and Angel Fingers etc) and still love it today FIFTY ONE years later ! Magic music from the genius that is Roy Wood !

[@gamera3000]

I'm impressed that the bass player, wearing wings, was on roller skates

[@goatslunch6991]

He is also wearing cricket batting pads. Hehehe.

[@dizzyupthefool5180]

That's Rick Price, my Dad. He was a legend.

[@Rockaria23]

Fun Fact : ABBA were struggling to get hit songs at the beginning of the 70s. Then they heard this in 1973 and it inspired them to do 'Waterloo' in 1974. The rest is history as they say 😊

[@juliewylde5238]

Roy Wood can play any instrument put before him such a talent

[@markdon8940]

Roy wore face paint long before kiss

[@Kainlarsen]

I was born in '81, but I grew up on the music of my parents from the 60s and 70s. ^_^ Wizzard was a frequent sound in our household. My dad was a huge glam-kid back in the day!

[@johnnyshinnichi1785]

First record I ever bought in 1973 and I never get tired of it. Roy Wood is a genius.

[@keithwatkins7908]

Loved it, thank you. Now at Christmas you should play "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday" by them...lol.

[@hrothgar64]

Roy Wood was with 60's band The Move, then helped form The Electric Light Orchestra, before leaving to form Wizzard. He is an exceptionally talented guy. He can play everything from guitar, drums etc all the way through to bagpipes. On his mid 70's solo albums, Boulders and Mustard, he plays everything and experimented with tape speeds to make his voice sound like female voices. You need to hear the full 5 minute plus version of this. This is the edited version used for TV and as other people have said, Wizzard's Christmas song "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday".

[@alanstrom2221]

I thought The Moove was spelt with a double "OO" Jeff Lynne was also in The MOOVE

[@davidmacgregor5193]

@@alanstrom2221 No it was The Move, originally they were going to be called The Movement but they decided to short it to The Move.

[@davidmacgregor5193]

How people can get things so wrong, Roy Wood didn't help to form The Electric Light Orchestra, the band was Roy Wood's brainchild in 1968 when he was in The Move, he told his mate Jeff Lynne about his idea, Lynne was in rival Brummie band The Idle Race. Jeff said he'd like to help Roy Wood with his ELO project, Lynne left The Idle Race to join The Move so that both Roy and Jeff would be on the same record label. The Move were on EMI's Regal Zonophone label and The Idle Race were on the United Artists Liberty label. ELO could go ahead when both of them were on Regal Zonophone.

[@simonburley2692]

I think you’ll find Roy Wood played all the instruments on the Wizzard tracks as well - the difference being that the other band members were allowed to play along. Roy couldn’t read or write music notation so it was easier and quicker for him to demonstrate what he wanted rather than trying to explain it.

[@johnmichaelson9173]

This had hit number one in the UK & this is the performance on Top of the Pops. I remember buying this I was 10 or 11 year's old. The music was such fun growing up back then.

[@TheRokjok]

Excellent pick. The genius of Roy Wood. Incredible producer, arranger, songwriter. Listen to how he stacks the tracks multiple times. Reminiscent of Phil Spectors "Wall of Sound" projects. "See My Baby Jive" was a hit in the UK, however it stiffed in the states. There is a longer version , you may want to listen to. Roy Wood from The Move, early ELO, Wizzard and beyond...such a talent. Thanks for sharing.

[@oldman3319]

Yeah, nostalgia. In my opinion the 60ties and 70ties were the golden age of music. So much variety. From the Beach Boys to Led Zeppelin.

[@chriscaspian2280]

Happy memories back in the 70s just fabulous

[@helmutkurtneumnn2026]

I never thought anyone will listening to this anymore Loved it back then Love it now I prefere the longer Version but ain't complainin ❤️‍🔥🌹

[@miketrevarrow9795]

Saw WIZZARD back in the day at my local city hall (1972) at the tender age of 14, my first ever concert, I loved it and was hooked, and I've loved them ever since ! Roy Wood pure genius. 🇬🇧👍

[@barringtongilbert9230]

Roy Wood....see ELO! Wonderful Brummie man!

[@goatslunch6991]

Roy Wood is a musical genius. He was, as you can hear here the originator of rock orchestra. He formed a band called Electric Light Orcerstra (ELO). Unfortunately, he was more music than business and was ousted from the band he formed by the dick who became ELOS lead singer. He was brilliant. Still is. When ELO was inducted into the RNR hall of fame it was on the condition Roy was named as the founder.

[@tonynash1782]

Ousted…!! Have never heard Roy Wood or Jeff Lynne, the presumed “Dick” in your comments, refer to the parting in such terms…..you must be party to some music history that nobody else has been…🤔

[@flanflinger37]

Roy wasn’t ousted by Jeff Lynne. Roy wasn’t happy with the management of Don Arden, couldn’t work with him and decided to leave. Roy and Jeff are still good friends.

[@simonburley2692]

If you’re a manager and you have Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood in a band together it’s a waste. Much better to drive wedge between them and split them off into two separate - lucrative - money streams.

[@richardhargrave6082]

Roy Wood is a genius

[@thunderspike1892]

ELO with Roy Wood on vocals Whisper In The Night are a phenomenal song

[@TheAtticradio]

always loved roy wood ( wizzard ) was 14 in UK when that was in the charts i'm now in ireland. looks like you had great fun listening to the song by wizard. they had great singles!! brilliant artist!!

[@stephenquigley6617]

This is classed as glam rock along with t.rex sweet slade and many others

[@highpath4776]

the perf video is cut short, the song goes on another 20 seconds in a stlightly different style bringing in cellos and french horn

[@hindlewalker9330]

Takes me back to walking my girlfriend home l hear this and l'm back in that street in a town in Yorkshire . We only went out for a month .Just shows how music can imprint on a time place and person. When l find my time machine l'm outer here.

[@DLT100]

hes a Wizard!

[@johnsrensen3366]

From glamrock era check out the wombles remember you are an womble ❤

[@alanstrom2221]

Correct grammar is "you are a womble" 'An' comes before a vowel or a word starting with an 'h'

[@oursharon1001]

This was a fun blast from the past. Thank you. FYI Canberra ACT is the capital city of Australia, purpose built for our federal parliament and government, like Washington DC.

[@johnlangston7314]

The 1970s had to be lived to be understood ...Life was brilliant

[@romeobiondi7337]

Das war meine erste Single die ich gekauft habe,ohne rein zuhören, nur wegen dem Cover und ich liebe den Song immer noch nach 51 Jahren

[@sexpistol7712]

Fantastic single .

[@jamesmacpherson7614]

I was 14: years old in 1973:the 70s was a great era for music also the 1960s era

[@jennifer3735]

My Mam fancied the lead singer as she often reminds me lol ✌️ ❤️ 🇬🇧

[@rosekelly1097]

To have lived this being a teen the 1st time round was amazing had some great groups, brill songs that'd why every body says the best times ever. Happy days ❤❤❤ from rose in Oxford england

[@james17654]

This track 51 years old 🎉🎉

[@jillosler9353]

Canberra is the CAPITAL of Australia!

[@richardfedczuk5760]

It's not Christmas without Wizard.

[@mikkoekstrom8678]

So good

[@gordonallen7638]

roy wood was a founding member of ELO with Jeff Lynne

[@DavidPola1961]

Im nearly 62 i was 11 when this came on the radio

[@AB-nw5un]

The one and only Roy Wood, The word legend is thrown around too much these days, but in Roy Woods case, it’s totally justified. He formed a band in the 80s called Roy Woods Helicopters, the first single was titled “Rock City”. Well worth a listen.🙏

[@warrenmilford6848]

Roy Wood used Phil Spector's famous 'wall of sound' production techniques on this song. He kind of ramped the concept up to eleven on this actually. :)

[@simonlitten]

Thank you for this. Some of the early 1970s glam rock was so much fun.

[@nedeast6845]

I think of this reaction like the scene in Fawlty Towers, the Fire Alarm...."bells ringing" Old lady "Is that the fire alarm?" Basil fawlty: "No no, just listen to it" Old lady "What?" Basil Fawlty JUST LISTEN TO IT YOU OLD FOOL

[@alanm1894]

Roy Wood, an absolute legend. I'm still staggered hoew few albumes he released, four if I'm not mistaken, which is criminal as he was so talented. Has he ever received a knighthood or any other titled award?

[@StephenMay-hn3fn]

The greatest and most underated rock star to not of received some award from buck House. My 56 year's of being a fan. So much more than the Christmas single

[@user-sr4gw3gs4v]

Roy Wood along with Jeff Lynn left the group the Move ( worth looking into ) in the late 60’s to form The Electric Light Orchestra ( ELO) however Roy Wood decided there wasn’t room for them both and left to form Wizzard.

[@johnatkinson7126]

The move and elo ran side by side the money the move made paid for the recording of elo 1

[@gordonfisher8842]

Takes me back this ❤

[@pjmoseley243]

I cant believe it was that long ago 1973 Roy Wood was also a wizard songwriter and musician, by this time Roy had been around a few years , hope you enjoy all of his works.

[@vincenthewlett4329]

Listen to Roy Woods solo hit " Forever " everything on that song is by Roy the lot just him on his own ...stunning....and he is very very underated imo

[@alanstrom2221]

CANBERRA IS THE CAPITAL OF AUSTRALIA. CANBERRA means 'Meeting Place" Which is ironically coincidental because that's where our Parliament House is. From 1901 - 1927 our 1st Parliament was in Melbourne, Victoria. There is a different Melbourne in Florida U.S.A. where Jim Morrison was born. You are aware that they are miming. Monkeys can't play musical instruments. Plus Roy is nowhere near the microphone. It's all good fun. 1973 Glam Rock. There's even elements of Motown in the Rhythms. In the U.K., Wizzard are an institution, they had many Hit songs. Wizzard had one of the biggest and most popular Xmas songs in U.K. history. Well so did SLADE, even QUO had a Xmas Hit song, very corny and daggy songs. Is Daggy an Australian word? Several years ago Wizzard and Kim Wilde went on Tour supporting Status Quo. Here is a Link for an interview with Rick Parfitt & Francis Rossi along with Kim Wilde and Roy Wood (Wizzard). The biggest selling Single of 1974 in Australia is "My Coo Ca Choo" by Alvin Stardust. The biggest selling Single of 1975 in Australia is "Fox on the Run" by Sweet. My birth in 1961 timed it beautifully for me being a great age to enjoy the music of the eras that followed. I remember our family sitting around the 'Radiogram' singing along to the latest tunes by a Band called THE BEATLES. The most influential Band of all time gave birth to thousands of Hit making artists.

[@ljw5768]

Edited version sadly. The best bits cut off.

[@deepfriedscotsman2860]

Another band you should listen to are called Middle of the Road they had 4 hits in 1971

[@johnfraser2201]

somthing just for you two to watch on the big screen just typ in F18 super hornet low flying thrue the scotish highlands and see my country in all its glory love the show it wid be to long for the show but its a pressy from me enjoy.

[@davedoogan6650]

4:02

[@johnfraser2201]

ps olso chek out the band Budgie underastamated heavy band from wales very havy,

[@alanstrom2221]

Spelling

[@lorrainelane6583]

Please react to December 63 by franki valli and the four seasons

[@MartinMcMartin]

One word, acid

[@joereedsmith1531]

Its called a toe tapper no one can write like this now. Mores he pity.