Wilburys

Album : Traveling Wilburys 2CD (2007) (Album)Artist : The Traveling WilburysOriginal Release Date: June 12, 2007Track List : CD101.The Traveling Wilburys - Handle With Care02.The Traveling Wilburys - Dirty World03.The Traveling Wilburys - Rattled04.The Traveling Wilburys - Last Night05.The Traveling Wilburys - Not Alone Any More06.The Traveling Wilburys - Congratulations07.The Traveling Wilburys - Heading For The Light08.The Traveling Wilburys - Margarita09.The Traveling Wilburys - Tweeter And The Monkey Man10.The Traveling Wilburys - End Of The Line11.The Traveling Wilburys - Maxine12.The Traveling Wilburys - Like A ShipCD201.The Traveling Wilburys - Shes My Baby02.The Traveling Wilburys - Inside Out03.The Traveling Wilburys - If You Belonged To Me04.The Traveling Wilburys - The Devils B

CD 1. 01 - Handle with care. 02 - Dirty world. 03 - Rattled. 04 - Last night. 05 - Not alone any more. 06 - Congratulations. 07 - Heading for the light. 08 - Margarita. 09 - Tweeter and the monkey man. 10 - End of the line. 11 - Maxine (Previously unissued). 12 - Like a ship (Previously unissued). CD 2. 01 - She's my baby. 02 - Inside out. 03 - If you belonged to me. 04 - The devil's been busy

After a near two-decade wait the entire Traveling Wilburys collection - including some new, never-released, material will be released in just days. This will make many - including yours truly, very happy. With a musical pedigree stretching four decades, the works of Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty will be re-released (something that was out of the question in the 1990s!) with new material due out on the Rhino label on June 11. If you don't know who the Wilburys (the world's best super-group) are or why you should be excited by this - begin to listen and hold on to your hat!The Wilburys: Dylan was "Lucky." They called Tom Petty, "Charlie." Jeff Lynne went by "Otis." Roy Orbison was "Lefty." George Harrison, the Beatle, went by "Nelson." The Wilburys was a band but they were more so a musical getaway, a virtual holiday really - for some of the most accomplished men in music. It's unclear or not whether they realized they were making some pretty amazin

Number 969Traveling Wilburys "Nobody's Child" (1990).Genre:RockTake quarter of a cup of Beatles (George Harrison) One teaspoon of ELO (Jeff Lynne)One lump of Bob DylanOne pinch of Roy OrbisonAnd a dash of Tom PettyStir it up and let it simmer in a studio for a month and whaddya get?No not a tummy ache, maybe an earache, gas?But seriously...... "Reversing the usual process by which groups break up and give way to solo careers, the Traveling Wilburys are a group made up of solo stars. The group was organized by former Beatle George Harrison, former Electric Light Orchestra leader Jeff Lynne, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and Roy Orbison, thus representing three generations of rock stars." "In 1988, the five (who had known each other for years) came together to record a Harrison B-side single and ended up writing and recording an album on which they shared lead vocals. It turned out to be a way to transcend the high expectations made of any of them as individuals, and a delighted public sent the

The Traveling Wilburys - Volume 1 (1988)320kbpsThe Traveling Wilburys are the only supergroup that lives up to expectations because they underplay them. They never shoot for the moon on their 1988 debut, they simply lay back and have a little fun. Anyone expecting something monumental will be disappointed, yet that's precisely what's fun about it -- Dylan, Petty, Harrison, Lynne, and Orbison are having such a good time that it's hard not to get caught up in the spirit of things. The songs? Well, the songs are on one level a mixed bag, a blend of easy rockers, folk-tunes, and silly jokes, but even if these might sound like throwaways on "serious" albums, they sound fresh, lively, funny, even heart-rending here. Apart from the two singles, "Handle With Care" and "End of the Line," the highlights belong to Dylan, who's having more fun here than he's had since The Basement Tapes (check out the Springsteen parody "Tweeter and the Monkey Man" for proof). If Lynne's production is a litt

The Traveling Wilburys - Volume 3(1990)320kbpsThe Traveling Wilburys' second album, incongruously titled Vol. 3, sounds for all the world like a dead-ringer for their debut, but the feel is considerably different. It isn't that Roy Orbison sadly died shortly after the release of Vol. 1 (which does make a slight difference), it's that the guys are sounding like they're trying very, very hard to have fun -- how else to explain the exhortation to dance around with underwear on your head on "Wilbury Dance." No matter how silly the first Wilburys record got, it was frequently clever and never self-conscious -- the polar opposite of its sequel, actually. Occasionally, these guys do get off a couple of good tunes -- they're seasoned professionals, after all, and they can make a throwaway like "She's My Baby" infectious -- but they don't do it a whole lot, and the rest of the record is padded out with songs that try hard to be fun, but never are. It's unfair to lay the blame on the abs

Fans of the Wilburys, rejoice! After all these years, it is once again possible to own not only one of the seminal releases by this supergroup but both Volumes 1 & 3 (that was deliberate, I assure you) can be yours with the press of a button (and th...