Roy Wood's outstanding rock'n'roll songs full of pop sensibilities and wild staging influenced by The Who influenced many later bands, making him one of the most important groups in the late 1960s. This is a video collection of the band The Move from 1967 to 1972. In 1970, Jeff Lynne joined the group, which became the parent group of the Electric Light Orchestra. 01.I Can Hear The Grass Grow (Promo 1967) 02.I Can Hear The Grass Grow (French TV 1967) 03.Night Of Fear (French TV 1967) 04.Walk Upon The Water (Beat Beat Beat 1967) 05.I Can Hear the Grass Grow (Beat Beat Beat 1967) 06.Night Of Fear (Beat Beat Beat 1967) 07.Fire Brigade (Beat Club 1968) 08.Fire Brigade (Top Of The Pops 1968) 09.I Can Hear The Grass Grow (Colour Me Pop, London, England Jamuary 4 1969) 10.Beautiful Daughter (Colour Me Pop, London, England Jamuary 4 1969) 11.The Christian Life (Colour Me Pop, London, England Jamuary 4 1969) 12.Flowers In The Rain (Colour Me Pop, London, England Jamuary 4 1969) 13.The Last Thing On My Mind (Colour Me Pop, London, England Jamuary 4 1969) 14.Wild Tiger Woman (Colour Me Pop, London, England Jamuary 4 1969) 15.Goin' Back (Colour Me Pop, London, England Jamuary 4 1969) 16.Fire Brigade (Colour Me Pop, London, England Jamuary 4 1969) 17.Something (Colour Me Pop, London, England Jamuary 4 1969) 18. Blackberry Way (Colour Me Pop, London, England Jamuary 4 1969) 19.Blackberry Way (Beat Club 1969) 20.Curly (Beat Club 1969) 21.When Alice Comes Back To The Farm (Beat Club 1970) 22.Brontosaurus (1970) ) 23.Down On The Bay (Beat Club 1971) 24.Ella James (Beat Club 1971) 25.Ella James (The Old Gray Whistle Test 1971) 26.The Words Of Aaron (The Old Gray Whistle Test 1971) 27.California Man (2G's and the Pop People 1972) (86 minutes)
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