| "Move It" (Ian Samwell; Multiwood Music Ltd.) [2:24] |
| Recorded at EMI Recording Studios, Studio Two, 24 July 1958. |
| Released as Columbia DB 4178 with "Schoolboy Crush" as the A-side on 29 August 1958. |
| Enters UK charts 12 September 1958; goes to UK #2. |
| Performed by Cliff Richard and the Drifters with Cliff Richard (vocal), Terry Smart (drums), and Ian Samwell (guitar). Session musicians include Ernie Shear (guitar) and Frank Clarke (acoustic bass). |
| Norrie Paramor (artist-and-repertoire manager) and Malcolm Addey (balance engineer). |
| Cliff Richard. 1979. 40 Golden Greats. [1] London: EMI Records Ltd. [CDP 792427 2] |
| Notes and Quotes |
| Section | Time | Meas. | Description | Text | |
| A' | intro | 0:00 | 8 | guitar solo; add drums, second guitar, and bass | — |
| A | verse | 0: | 16 | vocal solo over ensemble ending with ensemble stop | a |
| B | chorus | : | 16 | as above without stop | b |
| C | break | : | 14 | guitar solo (12-bar blues with an added two measures at end) | — |
| A' | intro fill | : | 4 | guitar solo material from introduction | — |
| A | verse | : | 16 | as in verse part 1 above | a |
| B | chorus | : | 16 | as in verse part 2 above | b |
| A" | coda | : | 8+ | repeat hook and fade | b' |
| Text | |
| Come
on pretty baby let's a move it and a groove it. Yeh let's shake oh baby shake oh honey please don't lose it. The rhythm that gets into your heart and soul. Let me tell ya baby it's called rock and roll. |
a |
| They
say it's gonna die but honey please let's face it. Well they just don't know what's a goin' to replace it. Ballads and calypso, they've got nothin' on real country music that just drives along. Well a move it. |
b |
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