We know ELO scored a lot of hits in their time. But these four songs which didn't hit big are as good as the rest.

Going into the mid-'70s, the Electric Light Orchestra had managed only modest hits with "Showdown" and a cover of Chuck Berry's "Roll Over Beethoven." If those songs only pushed the door open slightly ...

With Out of the Blue, everything got more expansive for the Electric Light Orchestra – the songs, the concept, the shows and the issues. The October 1977 follow-up to their first-ever platinum release ...

Want to improve your chess elo? Discover strategies and insights for enhancing your game. This video covers useful techniques ...

It’s hard not to be cynical about veteran music acts on their farewell tours. How many so-long (or sooo long) treks did Cher and Kiss do? Elton John’s Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour stretched for ...

Electric Light Orchestra and Wizzard cellist Hugh McDowell has died from cancer at the age of 65. He performed at ELO's first concert in 1972 but left a year later with fellow bandmate Roy Wood to ...

Electric Light Orchestra began with the premise of following through on what the Beatles had accomplished bringing classical arrangements to a rock ‘n’ roll aesthetic while seeing how much further ...

The Elo system, created by Hungarian American physics professor and chess master Arpad Elo, is a way to rate competitors that can be tuned and customized endlessly to incorporate available data. We ...