The Move - Do Ya (Studio Take) video free download
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Duration: 04:47
Uploaded: 2010/01/26
A studio take of the famed Move and later ELO song, this is from the remaster of the Message From The Country album.
Not much else to say really...I did enjoy the somewhat lengthy booklet included with the CD. Did you know the original title for this song was "Look Out Baby, There's A Plane Comin'"? You can hear Roy say that line right near the end of the song!
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9 years ago
Eddi Kett
The Move - Do Ya9 years ago
seapinesglow
Utopia's verison is damn good.10 years ago
Robert Lynch
I've never seen seen anything like you.10 years ago
Raven Nevermore
I always loved this version. The ELO version isn't quite as good IMO. This is a bit more raw. 10 years ago
Markku Koljonen
;D with love!10 years ago
Markku Koljonen
And this for Markku by Tinja, kisses! ;P10 years ago
John Zenick
I hear Sweet's Fox On The Run in there somewhere....I wonder how much The Move had and influence on them? 10 years ago
1cut1
A site for the studio below show the kit used.10 years ago
1cut1
Was this recorded at Philips/ Phonogram/Solid Bond Studios London W2.10 years ago
Holm210
Right - Jeff Lynne is one of the greatest genius of rock Music, Happy new year to all of you10 years ago
Howard Atkins
Great better than elo version .... love both my vote goes to cowbell.10 years ago
ritter89
Slightly better than the ELO version, imo. Isn't this one of the outtakes from a BBC studio session?10 years ago
TheWiegos
Super, the extraordinary song of fantastic The Move! Years I haven't heard it. This night I returned to the past, the amazing 70th! 10 years ago
mike stratocaster
Screw the Cowbell.....that's a Woodblock!10 years ago
spacepatrolman .
INTERLUDE 1:4110 years ago
spacepatrolman .
DEL SHANNON was very much impressed by DO YA Jeff produced one 45 by DEL10 years ago
Mike Dumas
Dat slide riff @2:23! 11 years ago
Sortedman1
i rated them as equals ..... Beatles v Move , the world said Beatles,,,,,,,, I still say the Move Macca Lennon = genius,,,,,,,,, Wood + Lynn.... better ! what say you ?11 years ago
Bob Bloor
And Al, so was Roy Wood. Like Lennon and McCartney, both too talented to work together long term. The Move were waaaaaay ahead of their time.11 years ago
