Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, will release Electric Light Orchestra - The UK Singles Volume One: 1972-1978 on Friday, September 21st. Pre-order here.

The UK Singles Volume One: 1972-1978 presents ELO's early output of hits and b-sides as originally experienced by the band's fans in their native UK. This collector's box set features 15 groundbreaking 45 RPM singles plus 1978's The ELO EP, each fully recreated from their original releases more than four decades ago.

All of the music on The UK Singles Volume One: 1972-1978 was remastered from the analog source tapes while each of the 16 7" vinyl discs in the collection features detailed reproductions of the original sleeves and labels from the 1970s.

Nine of these singles - including "Roll Over Beethoven," "Evil Woman," "Livin' Thing," "Telephone Line" and "Mr. Blue Sky" - reached the Top 10 of the British charts and remain among the world's most enduring classic rock songs. On rock radio and beyond, ELO's hits continue to permeate pop culture. In 2017, "Livin' Thing" was featured in a widely-seen advertisement for Volkswagen while "Mr. Blue Sky" underscored a pivotal scene in the Marvel Studios blockbuster Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2.

Formed in Birmingham, England in 1970, ELO was designed to create progressive modern pop music combining classical and rock elements wrapped in futurist iconography. Jeff Lynne is ELO's guiding light and driving force, writing virtually all of the group's original material while arranging and producing their albums.

From 1972 through 1986, ELO racked up more combined UK and US Top 40 hits than any other band on the planet while selling more than 50 million records worldwide. During the same period, ELO scored twenty Top 20s on the UK Singles Chart and fifteen Top 20s on the US Billboard Hot 100.

The U.K. Singles Volume One: 1972-1978 tracklisting:

Disc 1: "10538 Overture" b/w "First Movement (Jumping Biz)"* (1972 - U.K. No. 9)

Disc 2: "Roll Over Beethoven"** b/w "Queen Of The Hours" (1973 - U.K. No. 6)

Disc 3: "Showdown" b/w "In Old England Town" (Instrumental) (1973 - U.K. No. 12)

Disc 4: "Ma-Ma-Ma Belle" b/w "Oh No Not Susan" (1974 - U.K. No. 22)

Disc 5: "Can't Get It Out Of My Head" b/w "Illusions In G Major" (1974)

Disc 6: "Evil Woman" b/w "10538 Overture" (live) (1974 - U.K. No. 10)

Disc 7: "Nightrider" b/w "Daybreaker" (live)(1976)

Disc 8: "Strange Magic" b/w "Showdown" (live) (1976 - U.K. No. 38)

Disc 9: "Livin' Thing" b/w "Fire On High" (1976 - U.K. No. 4)

Disc 10: "Rockaria!" b/w "Poker" (1976 - U.K. No. 9)

Disc 11: "Telephone Line" b/w "Poor Boy (The Greenwood)" / "King Of The Universe"

(1977 - U.K. No. 8)

Disc 12: "Turn To Stone" b/w "Mister Kingdom" (1977 - U.K. No. 18)

Disc 13: "Mr. Blue Sky" b/w "One Summer Dream" (1978 - U.K. No. 6)

Disc 14: "Wild West Hero" b/w "Eldorado" (1978 - U.K. No. 6)

Disc 15: "Sweet Talkin' Woman" b/w "Bluebird Is Dead" (1978 - U.K. No. 6)

Disc 16: The ELO EP: "Can't Get It Out Of My Head" / "Strange Magic" b/w "Ma-Ma-Ma Belle" / "Evil Woman" (1978 - U.K. No. 34)

All songs written by Jeff Lynne except:

* "First Movement (Jumping Biz)" written by Roy Wood
** "Roll Over Beethoven" written by Chuck Berry

A new concert documentary, Jeff Lynne's ELO: Wembley Or Bust will make its U.S. television premiere on Showtime on Friday, July 27th at 9 PM, ET/PT on-air, on demand and over the internet. A celebration of ELO's enduring and ongoing musical legacy, director Paul Dugdale documents Lynne's ELO performance at London's famed Wembley Stadium in front of a sold-out crowd of 60,000 fans in 2017.

On August 3rd, Legacy Recordings will release, for the first time ever on 12" vinyl, Secret Messages, Electric Light Orchestra's tenth studio album, first issued on CD in 1983. The Legacy 35th Anniversary Edition of Secret Messages, available as a 2LP 12" 150 gram vinyl set, presents Jeff Lynne's "eclectic creation" as "originally conceived" with six previously unreleased tracks "all with cutting-edge synthesizers as well as up-front guitar mastery" finally restored to the ELO masterpiece. Available for pre-order here.

ELO was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame on April 7th, 2017.