There were 4 types of ELO 7" singles issued in the UK:

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• 4 Prong Push Out 

• Solid Centre

• Moulded Plastic

• Large Hole / Jukebox 

 

Plus different formats were issued:

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• Demo / Promo

• Paper Labels

• Plastic Injection

• Coloured Vinyl

• Picture Disc's

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ELO Singles were issued on the labels:-

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• EMI Harvest

• Warned Brothers

• Jet Records

• Epic

• Sony

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Livin' Thing in November 1976 was ELO's first single coloured issue.

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Rockaria in February 1977 was the first ELO single to be issued in a pictures sleeve.

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Any large centre hole versions that are listed in the main 7" singles section were issued for general public sale, especially around 1973 to 1975 and Juke Box use.

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ELO JB1 single. which was for Juke Box use, appeared in the UK Singles sales chart, hence why it is included.

 

The singles with a 2nd different font/text layout version, may have originally come in picture sleeves or Jet Company sleeves or plain white sleeves.

 

Telephone Line UP36254 & The Way Life’s Meant To Be Jet 7021 may originally only have been issued in plain white sleeves
 

Click a 7" single or use the menus above to see full details of that issue.

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