Roy Wood live interview and songs with Phil Coulter. July 2004 

He should have been Sir Roy years ago! Yes, a bit wild in the Move days, but a thoroughly innoffensive and talented man.

Great talent. Always loved Roy's music since the begining in the early 70's.

I am in awe of this man.Genius

The Brilliant Roy Wood.

Absolutely fabulous person, so very talented

How do u just “write a song” in the night? Incredible, vast majority of song writers cannot explain where it comes from

Wonderful. Quality lasts forever.

Roy Wood was in his late 50's in this clip. He looked very youthful and his voice was still the same as it was in the 1970's!

I've said for many years now that Roy Wood should have had a Knighthood for all that he's done for music. He put the Brummie music scene on the map. I love all of his music but See My Baby Jive is my favourite. I was pregnant with my first baby and I was in the pub drinking lemonade and it came on the jukebox. It was then that I felt my baby kick, being young and I didn't know what to expect. My son is 50 now and he also loves it, but he didn't know the story behind it. I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday is my favourite Xmas record. Listening to him talking about his story, he speaks very eloquently considering he always looked crazy. I've got several of his CD'S and I play them regularly on fullblast. The neighbours go nuts. But I don't care the 60's and 70's was my era❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Great memories of my teens. Arica. Chile…I love you Roy❤

That's the voice I remember ELO for!

Brings a happy smile to my face!

I like the section where Roy just breaks it down to the Acoustic guitar. A hot band of course and vocally sounding timeless.

Absolutely class

brill

Nice to see sometime Van Morrison sidemen Richie Buckley (tenor saxophone) and Johnny Scott (guitar) here.

I always thought he sang "My knees keep knocking and i think im gonna faint "..

roy wood say no more, he picked up that acoustic spot on

They're sitting uncomfortably close together!