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A great collection of early 70s pop on the legendary Harvest Records label – and one that's got a decidedly ELO-oriented bent! The package features work by early ELO and related groups Wizzard and The Move, as well as solo work by Roy Wood – one of the key forces in the group with Jeff Lynne at the time. But way more than hits, the CD actually offers a good amount of rarities – unreleased versions of more famous tunes, including rare single or radio mixes! 14 tracks in all – including "Do Ya (7" version)" by The Move, "10538 Overture (US radio mono)" by ELO, "Ball Park Incident" by Wizzard, "Mr Radio (7" version)" by ELO, "Tonight (US radio edit)" by The Move, "King Henry VIII's Bullocks" by ELO, "Rock Down Low" by Roy Wood, "Dear Elaine" by Roy Wood, and "Showdown (ADT version)" by ELO.

Well, ELO there, Jeff Lynne – you're looking good here, star-spangled and sleeveless on the cover of Record Collector! On top of the exclusive cover feature and interview with the Electric Light Orchestra and Travelling Wilburys auteur, this issue has pieces on The Rolling Stones, Clyde McPhatter, one-time free records that are worth a fortune today, the legacy of the Tornados' "Telstar" and much, much more – including the always essential regular columns and items – and at least page after page of rare records for sale!