Hunters

Hunters
Mr Tambourine man
It ain't me babe
You were on my mind
Bury me beneath the willow
The Russian spy and I
Spring
Janosh
When I see Babette
I'm the king
The Consul of Sidney
Strange things appear
Blues in G
Lost money
Shovel man

Hunters

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Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, Jeff Lynne and George Harrison all thought it

would be a stint to 'do something together'.

They formed the group 'Traveling Wilburys', a famous band of brothers -as

the info sheet by Warner Brothers gave to read- and they nicknamed them-

selves as Lucky, Otis, Charly Jr., Nelson and Lefty Wilbury.

Their first release, after a struggle of legal rights with their -at that

time current- recordcompanies brought: "Handle With Care".

It was a break-through and all over the world the 45 started to get air-

play and charted, soon thereafter followed by their album "Traveling Wil-

burys Volume 1". They made it really big and even to date, 2004, there

are still some four or five fanclubs in existence.

Their products were numerous, meaning that a single release like "Handle

With Care" popped-up as 3 and 5" sized CD-singles, with various jackets,

followed by several 45s of the same track.

These releases varied from standard to special editions like an United

Kingdom release w/special fold-out-cover and added "Traveling Wilburys"

sticker, while at the same time a 10" sized record was released, much si-

mular to the concept of a 78 rpm disc from the Forties and Fifties.

This 10" sized release was put in a brownish teinted sleeve, with the

group pictured on it! The above listed 10-incher was only first detected

some two-three years after their charting with "Handle With Care".

To date it's unknown how many records, CDs and other stuff has seen the

light-of-day! The list is endless!

While in one country a follow-up song to "Handle With Care" was released,

like "Heading For The Light" -in Germany-, the United Kingdom got "End Of

The Line". Due to their immensive chartings with all 'songs' released from

the album "Traveling Wilburys Volume 1" another LP was marketed, namely

"Traveling Wilburys Volume 3", this time however with no-support of Roy

Orbison, since Roy died all-of-the-sudden on the 6th. of December 1988

while "Handle With Care" was conquering the charts.

To date it's unknown how many -and which- illegally done releases has been

marketed, but… fact remain that more-illegal-than-legal items were done.

All discs from the group are nowadays hard-to-find!