Bev Bevan

...this was misconstrued to be the name of the album. The album is focused on the core trio of Roy Wood, Jeff Lynne, and Bev Bevan who were the remaining members of rock group The Move. The Move were still releasing singles in the UK at the...

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...and the focus of Lynne's writing was also indelibly shaped by Louis Clark's co-arranging (notably the large string sections), Bev Bevan's driving, primitivist drumming, and Richard Tandy's integration of then-novel keyboard technology.

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...exception being the 2001's "Zoom" which marked Jeff Lynne's return to recording under the ELO name with only Richard Tandy present from previous band line-ups). Bev lives in rural Warwickshire with his wife, Valerie, and their son, Adrian.

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...to record an album under the name, H Factor. In 1990, Haycock was approached by Bev Bevan, formerly of Electric Light Orchestra, to join the newly-formed Electric Light Orchestra Part II. The group toured and recorded in the early...

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...Blue . To Jeff's and the ELO member's opinions, recording Jungle was a lot of fun by the various types of sound effects provided by Richard Tandy, the upbeat tune, and the jungle animal noises provided by Jeff , Bev , and Kelly . Like most...

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...them down. Bevan recruited longtime ELO string conductor and co-arranger Louis Clark into his new band, along with Eric Troyer (keyboards and vocals), Peter Haycock (guitar and vocals) and Neil Lockwood (guitar and vocals). ELO Part Two...

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...while continuing to write songs for The Move. However his suggestion was bluntly rejected by Wood, Bevan and Price, the other three members, so Wayne finally quit the group in January 1970.. He subsequently worked in a variety of musical...

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...following." Bev Bevan of ELO recalled his first encounter with James: "a tall, skinny, good-looking guy with a mop of Brylcreemed black hair, swept back Teddy Boy style . . . he launched into Elvis Presley's One Night With You. He was...

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...in the United States as ''No Answer) and "10538 Overture" became a UK top ten hit. Roy, Jeff and Bev were the initial members of Electric Light Orchestra. They were joined in 1971 by Bill Hunt (horns, keyboards), Steve Woolam (violin) and...

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