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[@laruencegiessman5593]

“End of the line” needs to be next!

[@backbeat44]

it was George Harrison's idea. it was his song and he needed to record it so he phoned dylan to see if he could use his home studio and as he was having dinner with Jeff and Roy, Roy asked if he could come along. George needed to pick up his guitar at Tom Petty's place and Tom joined them. They made Handle With Care and then decided to make an album.

[@philgrody3681]

They actually wrote it in the studio together . George got the idea of a box marked Handle With Care .

[@michaellockhart554]

It was originally intended to be the B side for This Is Love release in Europe, the studio brass listened to it and all agreed it was too good for that, ordered an entire album, they went to Dave Stewarts and sat around the house writing and recording for a week or so

[@pmR32red]

George Harrison is one of the most underrated slide guitarists ever.

[@jeromemilne561]

And let's not forget the Legendary Jim Keltner on drums who is also still with us

[@cindyshawver9986]

Thanks, i had no idea who the drummer was......and i never heard of him... (sigh) ☺

[@jeromemilne561]

@@cindyshawver9986 he played on many John Lennon , George Harrison albums and many other superstars

[@mikefetterman6782]

Roy Orbison was part of the ORIGINAL SUN RECORDS '55 touring group. Roy, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Elvis Presley traveled the south together to get rock and roll into the American mainstream.

[@ninjavigilante5311]

Yes but one of sun records favorite singers was howlin wolf.

[@ronalddobis6782]

George Harrison was a Beatle so she's reacted to him.

[@s.mcpherson6354]

A band made of all first-vote *Rock and Roll Hall of Fame* members. Hard to go wrong.

[@mikesmith-nn6sd]

End of the line

[@supasoulproductions]

It's so unreal to me that Bob Dylan and Jeff Lynne are the only ones left from this awesome super-group.

[@burnout_2017]

Was thinking the same thing...... RIP roy, tom, and george. Keep rockin and writin bob and jeff. Love this band and really love its back story.

[@AlBarzUK]

Ahem! And Jim Keltner!

[@klevesmith]

I'm 65 and George is the only one I didn't get to see live. You know you are getting old "when yo attend more funerals than weddings." They made 2 complete albums with not a dud in the bunch!!!

[@williamwarlick3497]

So sad!

[@GinMae]

YES.. me, too

[@creinicke1000]

I always loved the childhood pictures of all of them.. A blessing we got a couple of songs out of them before we lost them.. hope the last 2 enjoy a long life.

[@polarbianarchy3333]

George needed a song. He asked Tom Petty over dinner and Roy was there... They called Dylon to use his studio and brought Jeff Lynne... The title came from a label off of a crate in the studio. I am trying to remember how Georg told the story of this song and the Traveling Wilburries, I might be off. Tge record company said the songvwas too goodxforcthe B side it e as planned for and, the Wiburries were christened a rock band. Thanks for your reaction

[@bostonwhofan]

If you liked Roy Orbison's voice on this one, check out "Not Alone Anymore" by the Traveling Wilburys. Roy does almost all the vocals on that one and his voice soars into the Stratosphere with greatness!

[@amyk9175]

I came here to suggest this very song. Any fan of Roy’s will love it!

[@annie-yt7vq]

Ima go listen now!

[@jeffmorris6105]

Not Alone Anymore is my favorite from them

[@amyk9175]

@@annie-yt7vq let me know what you think

[@mariaportengen2959]

I always was in love with George Harrison, since the Beatles. And what a great voice from Roy Orbison. 💕💕🎶🎶👍

[@seandooley226]

I remember when this came out, Roy died shortly after. I distinctly remember an interview they did where they talked about how none of them wanted to sing at first when Roy was singing because his voice was so amazing it was like an instrument. I was just a junior high kid, I knew who they where but I didn't fully grasp "who they where" The significance of their music. Bob Dyan, a former Beatle, Orbison and so on. Great Music Great Song

[@realbser1956]

Rock, Pop & Folk royalty there. It doesn’t get much better then these guys. Nice reaction. Dee is in love 😍

[@larryfisher7056]

RIP George, Roy and Tom.....this was such a special colab.

[@afterhours21711]

Agreed, "End of the Line" needs to be next. There is also a short twenty something minute documentary on KZbin on The Traveling Wilburys

[@brunopadovani7347]

They all got together informally and jammed. When they saw how good it was, they decided to take if further.

[@hardboiledharry4061]

So the story goes back in the day someone asked Elvis how did it feel to have the greatest voice on earth? His reply, Go ask Roy Orbison.

[@mattbalas8828]

This song always felt like it was autobiographical for George Harrison (sent to meetings, hypnotized, overexposed, commercialized). His time with the Beatles must've been a wild ride.

[@davidhenrywall8619]

Great super band the travelling wilbury, s were brilliant.

[@richarddefortuna2252]

Dylan's "Tweeter and the Monkey Man" is the hidden gem of this album, for sure.

[@nancy9891]

Another super song is “Anything You Want” with Roy Orbison as the main vocal. Produced in the late 80s it’s amazing and you will love it!

[@ashleydixon4613]

The song is actually called “You Got It.”

[@nancy9891]

@@ashleydixon4613 Thanks for the correction. I always thought it was “Anything You Want’. But, it is such a great song! Roy had so many great songs but this one has the whole package.

[@nancy9891]

@@ashleydixon4613 👍

[@ashleydixon4613]

@@nancy9891 BTW I happened to think afterward: I really wasn’t trying to sound like a know it all, I promise! “Anything you want, you got it! anything you need, you got it! anything at all, you got it-baaaabyyyy...” Literally haven’t heard that song in years, but lyrics just stick with me. ❤️

[@nancy9891]

@@ashleydixon4613 Did not think that at all! You sound like a person who knows that title where I always thought it was the chorus! I’m glad you are a lover of this song and think Wilburn Reactions will love it too! Have a great day ✌🏻

[@dagmar.6954]

The Traveling Wilburys is a rock supergroup from 1988, made up of Roy Orbison, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, & Jeff Lynne. They had a lot of great songs such as "End Of The Line", "Heading For The Light", "Inside Out", "Tweeter & The Monkey Man", "Dirty World", "Last Night", "She's My Baby", "Rattled", "Nobody's Child", "Congratulations" etc. Sadly only 2 guys are now left from this group (Bob Dylan & Jeff Lynne).

[@patticrichton1135]

And Jim Kelter, the drummer, is still with us.

[@RM-ks8pp]

Nice reaction. End Of The Line is another great track for reaction. Roy passed away before this vido was done. They pay tribute to him with a guitar sitting in a rocking chair and a framed photo of him in the video. Peace...

[@joelliebler5690]

Great song with such harmony and meaningful lyrics!

[@chrisd7047]

"Not regular Joe Shmoes up there." No, one was a frickin' BEATLE. I was in Jr High and High School when the Wilbury's were around, and they were awesome. It's hard to believe that Dylan and Lynne are the only 2 left.

[@raenellefisher8514]

I especially love Tweeter and the Monkey Man by these guys.

[@bobwowk8440]

Yes. Nobody does reactions to Tweeter And The Monkey Man but it is by far the best Willbury’s jam!

[@LisaMarieD]

Roy is the best!!! There is a video called the Black and White night where many famous musicians basically backed Roy up and did his songs with him including Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello, KD Lang, Bonnie Raitt, etc, So Great!!!

[@ravimalagi]

New artists dont do that stuff...well yeah...this is what it was in good old days of pure music...each one a legend anytime...pure xperience is what it is...reliving it..thnks

[@shelter9236]

Each one of them had a Wilbury name which is cool too, yeah, they had fun on this one and others. Dylan is a better song writer than singer but love the rest of them, Lynne and Harrison worked together in writing/producing music and many of them wrote the songs together on their albums as the Wilbury's.

[@jerihalter1339]

You're correct, it is a super group. All legends. Great reaction!

[@michaelsmith5021]

Here goes, George Harrison formerly of the Bestles, Roy Orbison, from the very early 60s coming forward, Bob Dylan from 63 or so coming forward, Jeff Lynne, front man for ELO from 72 or so then Tom Petty from 76 or so coming forward. Think about the Awards, The Songs, The Music, The Years they have all contributed on their own. Now they come together as Friends to play for the love of the music and respect for each other! SUPERGROUP?? Damn Right! Give em a place to play and get out of the way. Sucks the George, Roy and Tom are gone. This is Music!

[@MUE4731]

Not alone anymore from the first album is amazing Roy Orbison has the lead vocal one-off the last songs before passing away you won’t believe it

[@markcornish2519]

An interesting fact: they had two albums, the first one was volume one, the second was called volume three!

[@ptrlxc]

It’s still hard to realize that there are 2 of the group left, Jeff and Bob. Roy was gone shortly after this, then later George left, and finally a while later Tom left.

[@patticrichton1135]

I hope when you say "left" that you mean "died" Some people here might not realize that Roy, George and Tom died (in that order) and just didn't "leave" the group.

[@erict956]

Dee has to react to the "end of the line" by the Wilburys. There is also an amazing clip on KZbin of Roy Orbison, Jerry Lewis, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash singing This Train as a tribute to Elvis from 1977 just after his death. Minds will be blown.

[@markamos1911]

Dee has reacted to George Harrison before, maybe not solo but he was the lead guitarist of The Beatles, who were your last reaction (with him also on backing vocals on that one along with Paul). Started out as George needing a b-side for a European single. He had dinner with Jeff Lynne (who had produced his album) and Roy Orbison (who Lynne was producing at the time) in LA, explaining he'd had a request for a b-side. Lynne said they could come up with something, George invited Roy along. Trying to think of a studio they could get on short notice, George suggested they call Bob and ask if they could use his, Bob said yes. On their way to Bob's the next day, George said he needed to swing by Tom Petty's to pick up his guitar and invited him along as well. Trying to come up with a song once there, George spotted a crate with "Handle with Care" stencilled on it and went "Ah!" When the track was presented to the record company they said it was too good to be thrown away on a single b-side, and asked if there was any chance they could record enough to make an album, and so the Traveling Wilburys were born.

[@brianross4057]

Roy Orbison past on after this and the Wilbury's done the "End of the line" song with Roy's guitare in a rocking chair. You will love the song.

[@DSWilkes]

Elvis Presley once said in an interview that the only person who could "out sing" him was Roy Orbison. And Jeff Lynne said that this group was awe struck whenever Roy sang. Especially on day one when the group first got together. Unfortunately Roy died unexpectedly just after this album was recorded. He died so soon afterward that he wasn't able to film all of the music videos the group had planned for the album. See End of the Line, next...

[@robertrouse4503]

You've reached to George Harrison, he's one of the Beatles. Jeff Lynne is the mastermind behind ELO (Electric Light Orchestra), I highly recommend some ELO.

[@sarahfullerton6894]

George Harrison was singing each verse. His voice was beautiful, too. You need to show her The Beatles, and ELO, too.

[@edalisauskas7313]

hey Chod a fun fact you may be interesting in the drummer (Jim Keltner) is responsible for the Linn Drum from the 80s that was his beats that created it legendary side man look him up nice one!

[@vicmusgrave1278]

End of the line. Great song... Go Saints

[@Bassjohn1968]

Original supergroup, Jeff lynne was the mastermind behind getting everyone together. Please react to some more ELO guys it’s been way too long 😢🫶🇬🇧

[@erict956]

Not the original supergroup but probably the best if you take the Million Dollar Quartet out of the equation.

[@backbeat44]

actually it was Harrison. it was his song and he needed to record it so he phoned dylan to see if he could use his home studio and as he was having dinner with Jeff and Roy, Roy asked if he could come along. George needed to pick up his guitar at Tom Petty's place and Tom joined them. They made Handle With Care and then decided to make an album.

[@ptournas]

Actually George Harrison started the ball rolling after he and Jeff had lunch with Roy. George asked Jeff if he wanted to take a ride over Tom's house and Roy said something like " Give me a call if you guys decide to do anything. They got to Tom's and George mentioned the were going to work on writing a song George needed to complete an album and Tom was invited along. The realized it was too short notice to get studio time, so they called Bob, who had a home studio and told them to come on over. They let Roy know and all met Bob's. That's when Jeff and George spotted the box in Dylan's garage marked Handle With Care and they began writing the song. George decided it would be crazy to have them all there and not record all of them, and he decided to write the bridge specifically for Roy to sing. Anyway that's how George has always told the story. Jeff Lynne leaves out a lot of the details, but he has always said that the group was George's idea.

[@michaelhollingworth1766]

This group were brought together by gorgeous Harrison....this group was mainly his idea according to the restoration this fantastic band

[@erict956]

@@michaelhollingworth1766 I love autocorrect lol.

[@guidosarducci]

When Roy still had his ponytail...killer good!

[@waregl72]

In the grand scheme of things, Dylan and Petty have similar voices, but yes, the others are very different from each other.

[@richb313]

There are documentaries of the formation and song writing it came about on a whim.

[@kennethbrown5164]

Roy Orbison was Elvis's favorite singer...

[@mikeross14]

Roy was a hit in the 50's too!

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

She’s reacted to George Harrison as he’s from the Beatles.

[@mattcollier5957]

Roy Orbison.... The Voice... cant be replicated

[@SweetThing]

There are only 2 left of the 5: Jeff Lynne and Bob Dylan. RIP Roy Orbison, George Harrison and Tom Petty. xxx

[@keithwilson1554]

They were all Friends and knew or worked with each other either through recording or touring. George Harrison of the Beatles met Roy Orbison when they were the Undercard to Roy on his early 60's tour of Britain.

[@allendixon7700]

The whole album's good they got a lot of good songs Roy sings a song and Twitter and the monkey man is a good song

[@alphasixty1316]

Orbisons voice is like flying and crying.

[@ptournas]

I have a 6 CD changer in my car. I change each of the CDs out after a while. I put a Wilburys collection CD in almost a year ago a haven't been able to bring myself to take it out. I need to order another one for the house. I never get angry for more than a few moments at horrible drivers when that CD is playing! 😃

[@allendixon7700]

Roy sings with the Traveling Wilburys you're not alone anymore

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

The end of the line breaks my heart

[@chitownlee]

George Harrison was one of the Fab Four alias The Beatles.

[@hudsonhollow]

SUPER,SUPER group!! Sad to see so many who have left us.

[@donaldbrunner6250]

There's a lot of talent in that room.

[@maggieyanor5082]

You also need some ELO, Jeff Lynne was the writer, singer and part of this supergroup

[@jnagarya519]

It sounds like a "Beatles" song. Geoff Lynne would have died to be in the studio when "The Beatles" were recording. And the "Wilbury" songs were written by the "Wilburys". KZbin has other videos by and about them. They put out two LPs.

[@hockemeyer1]

Roy Orbison started at Sun Records in 1956 the same record company where Elvis had started.

[@Jerzeeguy35]

Roy Orbison vocals are haunting!

[@donw804]

Next should be End of the Line

[@AWKnuden]

If you like this, you realy must watch ELO (Jeff Lynn) playing “All Over The World”. It’s almost the same upbeat song. But ELO have many diferent type of songs.

[@royferguson2297]

Check out them singing She's my Baby with a guest solo by Gary Moore.

[@MA-gy4pm]

"The New Basement Tapes" bringing music to the lost lyrics of Bob Dylan. A must hear and play. Any of the 20 songs.

[@kevanbodsworth9868]

That´s George Harrison singing the verse , Which probably makes him the main songwriter, But with this gang I´m sure there is plenty input ,

[@ericblair54]

Sad that of the 5 singing Wilbury's(Jim Keltner played drums) only 2 are still with us.

[@captaintrips2980]

Buster Sidebury

[@jeffblack4491]

You should go to KZbin and check out the documentary of how the traveling wilburys got together and this song. Guaranteed to blow your mind. Ain't nothing but smiles.

[@danreed5171]

VOCAL and GUITAR HEROES there man............I 4got how smooth that was.........

[@rowdyron4111]

Great selection. Thanks.

[@timholt9948]

Rock n roll heaven.

[@nelsonx5326]

Wow, Wilburn, she's gorgeous.

[@denroy3]

Roy died between the video of this song and the video of the next single release, ironically titled, 'End of the Line'...it's why he didn't appear on the 2nd album.

[@philipdickey6460]

How could you not know George Harrison, he was one of The Beatles

[@patticrichton1135]

I AGREE!!! Drives me nuts, and most reactors don't seem to know WHO George IS, even after they have reacted to BEATLES' Songs!!

[@philipdickey6460]

@@patticrichton1135 Did you ever get to see the video My Back Pages from The Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary concert?, performed by Roger McGuinn(Byrds), Tom Petty, Neil Young, Eric Clapton, Dylan, and George Harrison, backed up by other legendary guitarists

[@alexleblanc5217]

Hey you guys, they made 2 albums---the second does not have ROY---but it is still a great album---as is the FIRST one. The whole album is infectious once you let yourself IN. Love you guys, Keep listening.

[@patticrichton1135]

Yes, sadly Roy passed away before they recorded the second album (which George had it titled "VOL. 3 " as he said, "Let's confuse the buggers" LOL, typical George/Beatle/Liverpool humor. BUT if Roy had lived he would DEFINATELY have been on Vol.3

[@Brandon-sw5ob]

What a phenomenal just phenomenal I mean think about it you got Roy Orbison he got two Beatles you got Jeff Lynne you got Bob Dylan Tom Petty I mean every one of these guys literally doesn't need to do anything with anybody else and the fact that they are all friends and took what musicians do in private in blessed us with it in public wonderful. Cuz most musicians do their best jamming with other musicians what they really love not what the industry wants not what sells and these guys together is that doing what they love and indeed how sad is it that really the Ringo Starr and Jeff Lynne are the only ones alive. And every one of the members of the Traveling Wilburys are are like my favorite artists phenomenal and Roy and Roy and his brother doing this stuff since way back in the day they were tiny tiny guys teenagers

[@dilandilanjoao4310]

You got it. That's another big hit from them. Roy Orbison's main vocalist on this song. Just a mention to the great Jim Keltner on Drums. Not a mediatic person but a drummer with a long career playing on lots of other artists albums

[@patticrichton1135]

Actually George Harrison (of the Beatles) is the main vocalist on this song. He sings most of the verses.

[@ronaldcrawford9310]

Dee...Chod....the most beautiful male Pop genre voice ever is Roy's. Prove me wrong.

[@bobdelp2023]

YOU HAFTA DO ( END OF THE LINE ) CHOD AND DEE 😊 IT'S JUST A GREAT GREAT SONG WITH A POSITVE MESSAGE, YOU'LL HEAR ROY'S VOICE BUT YOU WON'T SEE HIM, HE HAD PASSED ON DURING THE MAKING 🙃 PAY ATTN. TO THE EMPTY ROCKING CHAIR AND THE FRAMED PHOTO OF HIM, IT'S JUST GREAT, I'M SURE YOU GUYS WILL LOVE IT! 😊

[@patticrichton1135]

Actually the rocking chair is NOT empty, they placed Roy's GUITAR in the rocking chair.

[@mandymcinerney2816]

Need to do some more from them. "End Of The Line" next. Then do "You're Not Alone Anymore" (Roy Orbison does the lead vocal)

[@ScottMaresh]

Yes, please do End of the Line by them!

[@steveschaff4620]

She NEVER heard the BEATLE George Harrison before this?

[@yolandabrooksqueenofsevens]

🔥🔥🔥🔥This the jam y’all

[@herbertsonlee7666]

Legends

[@thepunadude]

GIVE MOM SOME TIME WITH OLD ROY OBISON TUNES .. HE DID AN ALBUM EARLY 90S THAT WAS PHAT!

[@doriwiljt]

There is a short documentary on KZbin about how this all came together. Check it out!

[@LisaMarieD]

I was coming here to say the same thing! It's sooo good!!

[@doriwiljt]

@@LisaMarieD lol. Yeah it’s so good!!

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

Yes please! That’s my favourite! I request it so often to no avail. I live in hope! ❤️

[@queenslanddiva]

OMG I love the Travelling Wilburys. George Harrison got the guys together and he wrote the song. Only two left now. Soooo much talent in one room.

[@maxpeck7382]

Roy Orbison was one of the original touring team of superstars along side his fellow touring gig mates like Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Elvis. They were all on tour together and hung out in that prime time of their lives making names for themselves.

[@southernwanderer7912]

The lead singer (the first one that sings) is former Beatle George Harrison. it 's a shame they didn't show the front of George while playing lead guitar. You should react to George Harrison's songs as well.

[@leticiaserna2924]

California Blue is a great song by Roy Orbison.

[@jerrilehane7815]

very considerate review....nice

[@richardclark2290]

when the beatles split george got custerdy of bob dylan

[@allendixon7700]

The Outlaws have another song called The Green Grass and High

[@robertcherman]

Tweeter And The Monkey Man · The Traveling Wilburys