ELO’s Jeff Lynne has had plenty of time to take stock recently, even as he’s hinted at the completion of some of his first new solo music since his often-overlooked debut Armchair Theatre. You May Also Like: Electric Light Orchestra, “Do Ya” from A New World Record (1976): One TrackRead More

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