Roy Wood

Roy Wood is a British singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist best known for his work in the 1960s and 1970s as a founding member of several influential rock bands. He first gained fame with The Move, a British pop and rock band known for hits like "Blackberry Way." Wood later co-founded Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) alongside Jeff Lynne, aiming to combine rock and classical music. Though he left ELO early on, his innovative musical vision helped shape the group's early style.

After his time with ELO, Wood went on to form Wizzard, a glam rock band recognized for its big sound and memorable singles, including the perennial holiday favorite "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday." As a solo artist, Roy Wood released several albums such as "Boulders" and "Mustard," showcasing his eclectic musical talents and love for quirky arrangements. Known for his flamboyant look and genre-hopping approach, Wood remains a cult favorite and a respected figure in British rock history.

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