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Wizzard - "See My Baby Jive" | My Seventies Music

Wizzard – “See My Baby Jive”

by Paul

Roy Wood and his band Wizzard had a Number One hit in the UK in 1973 with “See My Baby Jive”.

Roy Wood had previously been a founding member of Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) and was a particularly experimental musician, combining a range of genres in his music, such as classical and big band sounds.

This is evident in the clip here of “See My Baby Jive”, featuring orchestral instruments such as a cello and various horns as well as two drummers:

Gotta love the bass player on roller skates with angel wings and cricket pads on his legs (Rick Price), and the madly waving guy on keyboards – Bill Hunt, who apparently had a propensity to smash pianos…

Paul

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