The Move- The Disturbance

I managed to run around a little today and went to a few antique stores I had wanted to hit for some time but struck out. I had seen them while at work on the way to other towns so I had them mentally tucked away. What a waste. I went to one and found a bunch of 45's and albums, took them up and was told the prices were inside the jacket. The first one I checked had a hundred dollar price tag on it..."what? Are you kidding me?" The albums were not in that great shape and were worth a buck a piece at best and the cheapest one was $25. The 45's...try $20 bucks a piece. I put them back and wished them luck. Hell, I went to an auction on February 2nd and bought about 180 45's for $110 dollars and that included a copy of the Beatles Please Please Me with the rare VJ Picture Sleeve in VG+ to NM condition [and that is a pricey item]. Here is a recent find...it's the b side of Night of Fear, which I believe is their first 45.

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The Move - Fire Brigade

I need a break from working on my paper, which is not going as quickly as I want. I do better when I have a few weeks to tinker with it.
I always thought this song was catchy. A&M sure did not know how to promote bands that did not include owner Herb Alpert. That is a shame considering some of the singles put out on that label, this one included.

The Move - Chinatown

Fine single from Jeff Lynne and Roy Woods outfit "The Move". This singel was withdrawn and I have read that only promo copies exist. I bought the reissue CD "Message From The Country" a few years ago which included this as a bonus track.