I understand exactly what you mean. Those piano notes that create a sense of time standing still. I know the piece by heart and as soon as I read your post I guessed it must be that place! Great performance by SOS. I also love the ethereal guitar solo with that sound that produces wonderful sensations and a marvelous moment. Everything is sublime. I don't forget Corinne's beautiful voice enveloping it all with her silky tone. Pure bliss, this band.

Actually, Swing Out Sister is a German group! They do make BEAUTIFUL music indeed!!💯

@@p.w.7493 No sir, they're from Manchester

@ I stand CORRECTED and thank you!💯

It's always tough to pick "the greatest SOS song" but you're right, this is one of the greatest and one of my favorites. Every time I hear "Making the Right Move," I'm instantly transported back to an evening I spent at a Seattle jazz club, located high up in a high-rise overlooking the sparkling lights of downtown Seattle. I was there to hear Cassandra Wilson who was then picking up a lot of critical acclaim and attention for her "Blue Light "Til Dawn" album which she was touring to support. I'm reminded of that particular venue not because I think Corinne reminds me of Cassandra but because that dark, smoky jazz club with the wall of full-height glass windows overlooking sparkly downtown Seattle would have been THE perfect intimate setting for a soloist like Corinne backed by a consummate musician like Andy to have performed this song. That would have been perfect, just perfect. (BTW, for me the "greatest" SOS song has to be their "breakout" song, "Breakout," followed closely by "Twilight World" just because those were the songs that introduced Swing Out Sister to me and got me hooked for life [besides the fact that both songs are great in their own rights].)

Fabio Copponi agree