Electric Light Orchestra – Live At Wembley

"Wembley Charity Show: The first show in England on June 2, 1978 with the newly constructed spaceship stage was a charity show to benefit the Invalid Children's Aid Association. At the Wembley Arena, it was attended by the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester (Prince Richard and wife Birgitte) and included a special introduction by actor Tony Curtis. This was filmed for television by director Mike Mansfield and was shown in the UK through syndication. It was likely shown in other territories outside the UK, but that remains unconfirmed. It was this film, that added in much of the studio recordings over the actual live recordings, that later was used as evidence by some that the band was lip-synching on stage. The film only included about half the songs performed that night. It also included the Tony Curtis introduction and the spaceship opening and closing. Also filmed were the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester arriving for the show where they were greeted by ELO's management, Don, Dave and Sharon Arden; and a short segment after the show where the Duke and Duchess met each member of the band, talked briefly with them, and ended with Tony Curtis meeting them and giving them a check for the charity. It's unclear if these meetings were part of the original broadcast or not. The film and the meetings have been released on home media many times over the years beginning in 1980."