CD Album - The Move - Something Else From The Move - Esoteric Recordings

CD Album

Artist:	The Move
Title:	Something Else From The Move
Label:	Esoteric Recordings
Country:	UK
Date:	27 May 2016
Catalogue:	ECLEC 2546
Barcode:	5013929464643
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	7 Own, 1 Wants
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Track

Artist

Title

Composer

Rating

The Move

Move Bolero

Roy Wood

10.0 Rate

The Move

It'll Be Me

Jack Clement

10.0 Rate

The Move

Too Much In Love

Denny Laine

10.0 Rate

The Move

Flowers In The Rain

Roy Wood

10.0 Rate

The Move

Fire Brigade

Roy Wood

10.0 Rate

The Move

Stephanie Knows Who

Arthur Lee

9.0 Rate

The Move

Something Else

Bob Cochran, Sharon Sheely

10.0 Rate

The Move

So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star

Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman

10.0 Rate

The Move

The Price Of Love

Don Everly, Phil Everly

10.0 Rate

The Move

Piece Of My Heart

Jerry Ragavoy, Bert Berns

10.0 Rate

The Move

(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher And Higher

Gary Jackson, Raynard Milner, Carl Smith

10.0 Rate

The Move

Sunshine Help Me

Gary Wright

10.0 Rate

Bonus Tracks 'Something Else From The Move': The Original Mono EP Remastered

The Move

So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star

Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman

10.0 Rate

The Move

Stephanie Knows Who

Arthur Lee

9.0 Rate

The Move

Something Else

Bob Cochran, Sharon Sheely

10.0 Rate

The Move

It'll Be Me

Jack Clement

10.0 Rate

The Move

Sunshine Help Me

Gary Wright

10.0 Rate

Notes

Tracks 1-9,11, 13, 14 & 16 recorded at The Marquee Club, London 27th February 1968.

Tracks 10, 12, 15 & 17 ecorded at The Marquee Club, London 5th May 1968.

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Comments and Reviews


CorporalClegg 5th Mar 2024		An absolute necessity for any Move fan, casual or hardcore; the energy and power in these performances feels like (if you'll pardon the joke) a brontosaurus storming right over you and is probably one of the greatest live documents I've ever heard. The remaster is fabulous: some of the original technical flaws marring the tapes (electrical hums, vocal mic volumes) are still audible but in no way detract from the recordings and the sound is incredibly sharp and clear. An incredible live document and probably one of the best "lost" finds to get reissued since Roy Wood's Main Street album finally saw the light of day. Cannot recommend this one enough! (My ONLY gripe is the liner notes seem to be inconsistent on recording dates, with the original "Somethin' Else" track cited as being recorded at the February 27th show while citing the EP version as being recorded at the May 5th show. It sounds like the same performance with a new vocal overdub to me, and I'd imagine was done at the first show.)



Quicksilver 27th Jan 2018		more images added also composers

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