TRAVELING WILBURY’S - End of The Line REACTION

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[@jmelio1]

everyone of the 'Wilbury's' is legendary

[@scottsmith1712]

Tom Petty was a little out of place at that time, nowhere near as accomplished as the rest of them. His best stuff came out after going to school touring with Dylan for 2 years and then playing with these guys. The joke always was that they needed somebody who could translate Dylan to English. That's not to say he wasn't an excellent addition and held his own admirably.

[@kscs51]

They are George Harrison of the Beatles, Tom Petty of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Jeff Lynne of ELO, and Roy Orbison ( had a string of hits starting in the 50-6o's "Pretty Woman" one of them. Bob Dylan is also in the group but did not sing on this song. They got together out of mutal respect and did a couple of albums shortly before Orbison died. There is a ton of rock and roll history in these five guys. Any one of them is worth exploring. Believe me, they all have music you would enjoy.......your kind of music.

[@brianfisher6165]

One of the greatest bands to ever exist!!!👍✌😎

[@jacobhassell4414]

This is the super group of all super groups, knowing the backgrounds of each band member and the way they bring it together adds to the appeal of The Wilbury's.

[@leosag816]

Better pull up the official version where they are all singing together. This is THE greatest supergroup that ever came together. George Harrison (Beatle). Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynn (Electric Light Orchestra), Roy Orbison. Roy passed away before this was released. It’s my favorite TW song, but “Handle With Care” is right up there.

[@billking7923]

Except Roy Orbison passed away before the video was made so for his part they show his guitar in a rocking chair. Still a very good video for a very good song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i365m4eljrSdmK8

[@gvbezoff]

Hall of Famers all.

[@hildareynolds231]

The Super Group of super groups!! Thanks for this one!

[@musicairplanes4884]

Talk about super groups. These guys are all musical genius's.

[@ericmorgan204]

Ain’t That the Truth?

[@Terri6868]

True super group. Next “Handle with Care” please do the video. Thanks for reaction these guys have a lot of history. 🧡♥️

[@teresacartwright5406]

I love this song (and "Handle Me With Care"). This song is made even more poignant with the passing of Roy Orbison (in 1988), Tom Petty (in 2017) & George Harrison (in 2001), all of whom have reached 'the end of the line'. Roy Orbison had passed by the time they filmed the video. Thanks for playing this & your comments.

[@Elerad]

There's a lot of variety in their first album, as you had five very different, very talented musicians working together. When you said there was someone halfway through that you really liked, I'm willing to bet that was when the late Roy Orbison started singing. If you want to try one of their more unusual songs off this album, might want to give the very Dylan-esque (and sung by Dylan) "Tweeter and the Monkey Man" a listen.

[@michaelnorman3393]

Good call. "Tweeter" features a Jersey setting, and a reference to at least seven Springsteen songs. (I counted once a long time ago, but can't remember the exact number lol) At this point, Dylan and Bruce had crossed paths on stage, and off, many times, so it was believed to be a playful homage, to Bruce once being called "the next Dylan" :)

[@georgegregg2722]

Check out who was in the Wilburies and then come back and say there was no talent. I still tear up whenever I see the version on the boxcar with the guitar on the empty rocking chair. Peace.

[@zoemchone103]

When Tom Petty says I'm just happy to be here, happy to be alive.. I tear up every time. Smoking this purple haze in remembrance 🙏✌

[@Gantzz321]

lol, cannot wait till you find out who these guys are

[@franchk8372]

Yeah, the video version on the train with the empty rocking chair, symbolizing the death of the wonderful Roy Orbison is the one to put up. The thing about this group is that they are so chill in their style. It is what makes them so great to listen to again and again.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

I've been waiting for someone to react to this song, but wish it had been the official video version. I'd be willing to bet that the voice you liked belonged to Roy Orbison. Run it back and see if that voice is accompanied by a black and white photo. Roy recorded but passed before the video was made. All other photos here were pulled from the video which was filmed with a sepia tone efffect. I'd recommend seeing the the video version just so you'll understand what the comments are going on about.

[@NotData]

This is one of those rare times where the extended version was the weaker choice. I think this was an artificially elongated version of a 12 inch single. Those tend to be remixed solely for dancing at a disco. Oh well. I doubt your overall reaction would have been much different anyway. Thanks for doing your excellent channel. At least three a day. Bet that's a lot of work!

[@gvbezoff]

Every one of those five guys is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for what they did before the Traveling Wilburys. Just saying.

[@ginahollingsworth5907]

You need to watch the video to get the real feel of the group.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Gotta see the live video of this song. RIP George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison.

[@stevecrisell9091]

A Superabundance of Talent right there.

[@bangmon1000]

It seems like a few of us are guessing which voice you like. I'm guessing Jeff Lynne or Roy Orbison. Jeff Lynne is from ELO ( Electric Light Orchestra) and if you saw "Guardians of the Galaxy 2" the song baby Groot is dancing to is an ELO song "Mr. Blue Sky". Some Roy Orbison songs are : Crying, Only the Loney, I drove all night, Pretty Woman, ect.

[@zenhaelcero8481]

I don't think I've ever heard that intro before. Edit: Never heard this extended version of the song before, at all. The musical interlude around 6:00 was also new for me. Way cool.

[@davidroberts4769]

The GREATEST 'Super Group' EVER but I DON'T care for this 'extended' version

[@mark7400]

The voice you liked midway maybe Jeff Lynne. Of Electric Light Orchestra. Very distinctive, nice sound. You need to listen to some ELO songs, Mr BlueSky, Telephone Line, living Thing, Evil Woman, tons to go at. Best is live versions with full orchestra.

[@kitcarson57]

Don’t miss out the drummer extraordinaire........JimKeltner !

[@randy8297]

The superest of Supergroups!

[@Cashcrop54]

Talking about Super Groups..this is a “Super” Super Group. The only other one of their stature IMHO is The Highwaymen! What’s good about them is that there is no flash. No unnecessary frills. Just good picking and singing. Enjoyed your reaction!

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

I think Bob Dylan is the only one of these wonderful guys that we still have with us......Anyone’s death is sad, but when Harrison passed WAY too young from cancer, it was awful.

[@stlmopoet]

Jeff Lynn is also still alive.

[@lhpl]

@@stlmopoet very much so, putting out new ELO albums and touring the world with magnificent concerts. (Although touring has been suspended due to Covid19 - I hope he resumes touring when things get back to normal.)

[@freebirdtony]

Musical geniuses comprise this outfit.

[@johnandrews3151]

A bonafide SUPERGROUP!

[@mikezarzo7483]

Roy Orbison's voice is like butter.

[@knoxvol7512]

Honest reaction. Jeff Lynne, the one in sunglasses is the lead singer of ELO. Need to check live versions of “Showdown” and “Livin Thing”

[@genewilkerson8528]

Tom Petty said that Roy's funeral was just the day before this video was made. Tom also said that Roy was the only person he would let call him Tommy.

[@angelika_munkastrap4634]

Wooooooooooooooow how could I literally have known and loved this song all my life, and NOT have known that it was sung by the Traveling Wilbury's?, nor have even registered that they were freaking world famous singers in the mix of that group?, who would have thought that people already THAT famous would have gotten together to form a group? I mean cmonnnnn Roy Orbison, George Harrison from the Beatles, Jeff Lynne from Electric Light Orchestra, Tom Petty and Bob Dylan??!? Am I crazy?? His could I have NOT known they did this??? Meanwhile whoever cut this video did an awesome job of showcasing just who was singing each section, that was really helpful, can't believe I never recognised Roy's voice in that song, I mean I DIDN'T RECOGNISE ROY's VOICE!!!!! ROYYYYY, like how? He has one of the most distinctive voices in the world, and this video also goes to prove I love Tom Petty's voice even though I didn't know it, becasue his parts of the song have always been my favourites. So I'll definitely look into him more now individually. I am sooooo glad I watched this reaction today, it opened my eyes!!!

[@paulcochran1721]

Listen to official video. This version is extended by somebody other than the artists, so It's "watered down" in my opinion.

[@patticrichton1135]

awww you should have watched the VIDEO of this so you could SEE them performing it (the stills are FROM the video, except the Pic of ROY ORBISON, who is heard on the video but we only see a rocking chair with his guitar sitting in it and a picture of him in a frame, but he died before the video was made) They show the picture of WHO is singing lead at the time, so look at it again and that will show which voice it was you liked. GEORGE HARRISON of the BEATLES, TOM PETTY from Tom Petty and the HEARTBREAKERS, JEFF LYNNE from ELO (Electric Light Orchestra), ROY ORBISON (the black and white picture), and BOB DYLAN. (Jim Keltner on drums. SADLY GEORGE HARRISON and TOM PETTY have also died, following ROY ORBISON. Only Jeff, Bob and Jim are left.

[@827dusty]

The empty rocking Chair, is for the late, great Roy Orbison. They were paying tribute to Him. Roy was an original member of the Traveling WilBury's.

[@johnkasbohm7839]

Very distinctive voices and styles. A sweet gift to music.

[@RussellStClair-cy1vu]

That voice was Lefty Wilbury

[@827dusty]

This group started out as kind of a joke at a recording studio with just a couple of them. Then it turned serious, and they put out some great music for a few years. All of them were already well known stars with other Bands befor the started the Wilbury's. Almost all of them have died in the last few years. Tom Petty the most recent.

[@GinnyRobertsonLLC]

In the official video, Bob Dylan is singing the chorus but doesn't do a solo.

[@Phillyate]

The guy with the voice who stood out to you was no doubt the Great Roy Orbison

[@bobdelp2023]

YOU NEED TO DO THE MUSIC VIDEO CLIP OF THIS! :)

[@colincampbell5967]

on the 'official vid' you can see how relaxed they are in their own company and the spare empty chair they put for the late Roy Orbison who passed before the vid. superb.

[@michaelnorman3393]

Five of my favorites together! Great choice!

[@GBeret83]

Roy Orbison had just passed away when the Wilbury's did the video for this. They put his guitar in a rocking chair rocking back in forth when they shot the video. And sadly further on down the road George Harrison would die of cancer and Tom Petty of a heart attack.

[@sherryarflin726]

The best of the best !

[@tarheel7406]

These guys seems to have some talent. So funny hearing this. Well, he's just a kid, he didn't know. I can understand the genre or style not being one's preference, but I wonder after more reactions since then, especially from the individual artists.

[@dominickmarge5049]

Great song

[@jacquelinejob2766]

Three of them are now gone, one Roy passed away just before it was released.

[@jacebrown3087]

This is one that needs to be done with a live version

[@stlmopoet]

I agree with your review. For a super group, it's a pretty monotonous song. There's so much talent here this could have been a lot more interesting. "Handle With Care" is some better.

[@DavidB-2268]

Neither Dylan or Petty have/had a great vocal range, so the song had to fit their abilities.

[@stlmopoet]

@@DavidB-2268 Even aside from the vocals, there could have been guitar solos or something.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

stlmopoet I think the fact that this is some weird, extended version that took a 3 minute ditty & turned it into a 6 and a half minute monster may have some to do with it as well. What was up with that intro? I thought he was listening to a version without the lead lyrics. That middle breakdown (after the regular song would’ve been done for well over a minute) was really odd too.

[@stlmopoet]

@@susanmaggiora4800 I thought I'd liked it better in the past. That would explain why. Duh.

[@matt47110815]

"Monotonous"... yea, it has been extended, but it is also supposed to resemble the monotonous rhythm of the Railroad Tracks

[@mrysedeers]

that's fair

[@DennisRogersFeatheryournest]

Heap of talent there... Good music Ta..

[@richdiddens4059]

I agree with NotData. The shorter version with it's accompanying video is superior. The music is much clearer and crisper. This version sounded muddy and muffled in comparison.

[@annalykins1579]

AWESOME 😎

[@stevecrisell9091]

This is a Shocking "Mix" of this song, I'd question whether the Band OK'd This Rubbish, you need to see the Official Video, cos your reaction will probably be different, who ever did this "Mix" needs a SLAP.

[@chronomatt6990]

Their first single and bigger hit is Handle With Care. It has more of what you’re looking for. The other songs on this classic album are more musically complex, too.

[@bobgarr6246]

What I enjoyed the most was your honesty. You liked it but it's not your style. I get that. I think I feel the same. Even though each musician has immense talent and I respect that. I personally only give this song a 5. The words are very good as is the meaning.

[@tomm2907]

Heading For the Light, Last Night, Handle With Care, Not Alone Anymore.

[@albertzappa1994]

id say it was Roy his voice is unique.

[@mikaelzerbib]

100K SUBS TODAY!

[@richardkane3828]

its fun to watch a person who has no clue lol

[@GinMae]

thanks, Wilburn - but there are better versions out there - those that have videos, for instance.. I won't bother to reiterate the list of "stars" in this band, as it's been done below..

[@joelanderos23]

watch the official video instead.

[@theemaygoogleme151]

Cool Dry Place, The Devil's Been Busy, Wilbury Twist, Poor House are all more up tempo and just better imo. They have other good tunes as well for only cutting two albums worth and change, really always thought End of the Line was not the good stuff yet a commercial success. That is true of so many groups from that era, what record companies promoted and DJs spun wasn't the best music. Bands like Blue Oyster Cult, Black Sabbath, ZZ Top, Zep and plenty of others are prime examples either due to social moraes around lyrics and behavior or track lengths and monetization.

[@stevewalsh4850]

Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa please !!!

[@markb3186]

there is not 1 bad song on this all star wonderful album -makes me tear up to be honest with u

[@473mec]

All of the tracks on the Traveling Wilbury's Vol. 1 are great, but this song would not be the first one I'd pick to introduce you to the band. To be honest, the best way to be introduced would be to start with some of the amazing work each member created before the Travelling Wilburys. Going through that library would take a very long time.

[@leestockton9367]

Poignant

[@garfield122010]

Handle with care is a better track ❤️

[@kevinreeves8186]

Hey great channel! Check out 311 and their song Creatures for a While

[@bronzygaming192]

Could you do motionless in white another life?

[@debjorgo]

Weird version. I couldn't listen to it. The other version is a masterpiece!

[@debjorgo]

Sorry. I was just so excited seeing this reaction was coming up. One of my favorite songs (recordings). The song is perfect from start to end. The official video, even better. This version, I hadn't even heard. There is probably a hundred Wilbury, Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynn songs you should hear before this. I know there is. There's probably a thousand.

[@davidstobie2751]

gun free music

[@metalhead4135]

The best supergroup by far. Try Handle with Care

[@gvbezoff]

Maybe CSNY?

[@kenhellberg7973]

great but I think the live version is better.

[@jameshdog5759]

At first I thought you had the karaoke version or something

[@johnwjr7]

How are things going today dude? Great reactions (as usual). I'm still plugging away suggestions to help you along your magical music journey. Here is Brooks and Dunn singing "Believe" kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmbdXp2gjN50gLM. This is a true story based on Ronnie Dunn's life. Ronnie is the singer.

[@richardnelson2895]

Roy Orbison

[@gringopines3476]

YA MY MAN WILBURN... GEORGE HARISON, JUST HAPPENS TO BE MY FAVORITE BEATLE NO. 2 IS RINGO... THE TRAVELING WILBURYS IS A COLLABORATION OF MANY DIFFERENT ARTISTS... BOB DYLAN, ROY ORBISON, TOM PETTEY, AN JEF LYNN... INVESTIGATE EACH ONE OF THEM... THEY ARE ALL EXCEPTIONAL ARTISTS IN THERE OWN RIGHT... YOU BE THE JUDGE... JUST START WITH ONE AN WORK YOUR WAY DOWN THE LINE... ANY SONG WILL DO... I TRUST YOUR JUDGEMENT... HAVE FUN MY BROTHER...PEACE...

[@leonardcharley5917]

Bro! You need to react to Iz “Somewhere over The Rainbow” trust.

[@shiznitshnitzel4]

Wasn't this song in a Chevy Chase movie? Maybe not. Neither is Circa Survive - Stop the Fuckin Car (studio version) 🤣

[@bobdelp2023]

SO THE MAIN SINGER IN THIS IS ( TOM PETTY ) AND YOU'LL HEAR THOSE POWER VOCALS FROM ( JEFF LYNNE ) OF E.L.O. ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA :) AND THEN THE OTHER GUYS ARE : BOB DYLAN , GEORGE HARRISON, AND ROY ORBISON, 3 OUTTA 5 ARE DEAD AND HAVE PASSED ON SO. BIG R.I.P. TO : ROY, GEORGE, AND TOM :(

[@kimberlyhobbs2480]

Anything by bob segar

[@31carrier]

145 - 2

[@danielleblanc1146]

You're right about one thing...first time listens can be deceiving!!! Want to go way out of your comfort zone? Try Bowie,s The Little Bombadier or Wild eyed Boy From Freecloud or Ian Hunter,s Miss Silver Dime or Nick Drake,s Way To Blue for starters! C'mon now, you won't be sorry! You can thank me afterwards! Give the Wilbury,s more of a listen. I won't go over the names of the band members as you've probably been read the riot act a few times already! Rightly so lol.! It,s ok though but if you give them time they will grow on you! But please try one of the songs I recommended to you previously. It'll be a great adventure! Great reactions though, you love music and that shines though! Stretch it out and be open minded. Feel the joy!

[@RadCenter]

I have to agree-this band had all the right ingredients on this album, except great songwriting.

[@hoodatdare7039]

THE TALENT OF THE SINGERS ON THIS SONG IS OF THE SCALE ....... YOU DO SOME HOMEWORK.

[@genov9374]

Agree. I love that fact we have all those great artists, but it is just a little boring and repetitive to me. Great voices, nothing that knocks me out-and I love every single one of those artists, BUT. Since we agree on music , when are are going to do Walter Trout, "Me, My Guitar and the Blues" live from Burghausen Jazz festival. lol.

[@jamesnorrisbarrett8927]

lousy remix of a great song

[@patrickquinlan67]

A weak copy of the original.

[@jeffkennedy8938]

Live version way better

[@patwelch8187]

You dont know music at all... No clue..