The Move Interview Crazy Live Footage 1966! 360

[@darrylkefford3134]

Great footage, can't believe how young my old man looks....

[@RMike]

Darryl Kefford Did your father sing any on Shazam?

[@dougsmith7083]

Your old man has been a huge influence on my own bass playing and, especially, my to e/sound. Did he really use a mishmash of types of strings while recording certain tunes to get interesting and unique sounds?

[@jessereiswig9974]

Ace had left the band by the time Shazam was recorded.

[@lawrencevincent1]

Darryl..How can I get Roy woods autograph.I've been a fan of the move and elo the whole of my life.

[@mikecaldwell4442]

love footage of your dad ..dancing and singing while playing bass..how unique they were

[@misterpeppercorn3078]

I became a Who fan in 1966 and I will always be BUT The Move my #2. If they had only been able to stay together. God bless the Move! Roy Woods writing is stellar!

[@Mat_Gomez23]

The Bass Ace Kefford is playing is a rare 1966 UK Export Fender Slab Body Precision Bass. Ace Kefford is such a cool bass player!

[@ahappynigerian]

Roy Wood is so young looking without his giant beard at 1:24

[@thebadloser]

It's always baffled me that the Move never got the kudos they deserved - I look upon them as the great 'lost' British band of the 60's in the credibility stakes. To me they're up there with the Who, Small Faces, Yardbirds, Creation etc. Really great creative psychedelic pop singles, a master songwriter in Roy Wood, explosive live show when they were breaking through and they looked good too, with a punky attitude to boot. Was it a London thing and the fact they had Brummie accents, so were never considered 'cool' by the elite of the time?

[@johnsurrey7426]

I totally agree with everything you say. I don’t know why some bands don’t make it when lesser ones do. In the 1970s there was Stackridge - George Martin said they were his favourite band after The Beatles. Have you heard of them? Supremely talented, as were Gentle Giant, and yet…

[@SirGutWriter]

The Move were huge in the UK in the 60s. They had numerous top 10 hits, though they didn't hit with a #1 until Blackberry Way. It was here in the US where they never took off. They had one disastrous tour around the time of Shazam's release and that was it. As far as the 70s, they had morphed into ELO with Wood and Jeff Lynne. After Wood left, the band under Lynne became huge worldwide. Wood success with Wizzard for a while as well with a few chart toppers, but were never near the level that ELO reached later. As far as a legacy, they have definitely been well regarded over the years (particularly in the collector scene), certainly more than Creation and even the Small Faces, who are basically an afterthought in the success of Rod Stewart and Ron Wood, just as Move is with ELO. The only thing really missing has been coverage by mainstream media, but that would be true for Creation as well.

[@emmettmckenna4565]

They were just too good! Like The Kinks, who were second only to The Beatles (and a very close second, at that) they were better than those who got a lot more attention and press coverage. That’s life!

[@emmettmckenna4565]

And yes, Stackridge and Gentle Giant were amazing bands!

[@jonathanbirch2022]

Don’t forget The Pretty Things

[@thomasdudley4558]

wow ace is the founding father of clasical metal bass! that violin sound .

[@marguskiis7711]

The only surviving footage of the notorious TV-set action.

[@katyalacrua6793]

Great bands, very underrated! I'm in my 28 years old became a big fan :)

[@seanmortimer5569]

This should be on an official Move DVD.

[@SylentEcho]

Awesome footage! Thanks for the upload

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

The Move are one of the few acts I can remember seeing at the Windsor Jazz and Blues Festival... this number - whatever it is! - with the stack of TV sets being smashed up on stage was amazing!

[@therollingbeachfloyd645]

Watch your step

[@tonystoakley5816]

The best band to come out of the 60s Carl was an amazing front man the most underated band in the world with so much talent Ace Roy and the band were the best

[@stevehoran5595]

I think the Move were great but, considering Traffic, they might not've been the best band out of Birmingham.

[@Straker1923]

I remember 'Night of Fear' jockeying for positions in the charts in early '67 with the Jimi Hendrix Experience's Hey Joe...both iconic bands, that in my opinion changed the direction of popular music forever!

[@lucreziia100]

The guys larking around with serious German interviewer! Hilarious.

[@sourceify]

Dutch. Still, great footage!

[@stephenackerman2236]

Love The Move!

[@deancarter9210]

Their live 'smash-up' sound so impressive and amazing to hear for real after only knowing about it on paper-great sustained 'maimed' guitar going on from Roy?

[@ljkj63]

poor mates i wish they would have stayed together they could of had some great songs maybe hits!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@LoredanaLanzo-iq8ux]

A me fa impazzire di tenerezza questo gruppo di ragazzini matti, ma immensamente geniali. Roy Wood timidissimo e irriconoscibile, sono nata nel 1966 e quanto avrei voluto avere 20 anni in quei tempi ❤ li adoro tutti. Riposi in pace, Carl Wayne

[@petergomez7490]

TV's on fire on stage, oh my! Fitting for the band that sang Fire Brigade.

[@Krzyszczynski]

For some reason Woody was much given to that gesture at 1.25, where he pushes the tip of his nose up. I remember several photos of him doing it in pop papers of the time.

[@LoredanaLanzo-iq8ux]

Lo facevano anche gli altri del gruppo, era un modo di giocare, chi non lo ha fatto? Poi Roy era incredibilmente timido e lo faceva così per ridere

[@TheMacasso]

YES ACE the FACE and Carl getting the AXE!!!!

[@adamsmith3923]

"This is a better group".. very prescient!

[@matsgoalkeeping2448]

From left to Right: Carl Wayne, Ace Kefford, Bev Bevan, Trevor Burton, and Roy Wood.

[@Fuzzbrain61]

Great footage! Dr Feelgood used to do a version of Watch Your Step also. Not quite so Freakbeat tho!

[@albertducroq9141]

Fantastic gig , Crazed Interview , that what we want ! ( saw 'em in the late SIXTIES , The MOVE 're really good !. What 're tgey becomin' ( ACE & others members ) ?

[@daisywrabbit]

WOOOOO! ✨⚡️🔥⚡️✨

[@thomasdudley4558]

carl was making those faces way before ozzy ozzy got it from him his elder bro or just brummie boy fun making. theres a pic of the late carl wayne wearing an ozzy shirt love it! mate.

[@unmea69l8er]

So it wasn't just The Who who smashed their gear up back then.

[@matsgoalkeeping2448]

Jojo Gunne I think Carl Wayne smashed a TV

[@randybackgammon890]

No,and the Creation to name at least three. I'm sure there were others. What a stupid statment. 'Nothing matters exept the right to trash it,but make sure you don't touch my guitar'...Brilliant!

[@neilfranklin5644]

Lovec the beat boxing guys

[@anthonysacco4718]

Fantastic to see this! Thanks for posting!

[@regesuchma3658]

Roy wood likes to have fun

[@bobconnor1210]

Did someone ring up The Fire Brigade?

[@theonlyantony]

Without The Move - no Pepper. They were the advance guard! What month was this? I must know! Seems ahead of the curve. Woody is an ACE guitarist.

[@VirreFriberg]

At 3:42 Roy says they formed 9 months ago. Since they formed in December of '65, this would be around August or September 1966.

[@Freddie1980]

So it's official, The Move are better then The Who! 😉

[@389383]

Nope

[@Freddie1980]

@@389383 watch the video then you will get it

[@389383]

@@Freddie1980 Watch any Who video when Keith was playing.

[@Ricky330]

How old are you? Outstanding! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@GaryThomasSNSEP]

Hilarious and impressive

[@objectiveobserver2792]

Dude has an axe, no wonder they won

[@thomasdudley4558]

the first true uk metal band this had to happen out of an area prmaily of blues bands .

[@notholding2]

The drift toward hard rock (pre-heavy metal) was not the best decision the band made in my estimation. Earlier Move work showed lots of imagination and ingenuity along with being very original. Once Roy Wood turned the band into a rock & roll band things just went down hill. I think he decision to focus on the creation of the Electric Light Orchestra in 1970 meant that he just kept the Move as a band going to kill time and keep the guys occupied until he could launch ELO.

[@raymondbonington9355]

Chris Dolmetsch don't think they killed time as the move they kept going coz the hits they had funded the money to get elo going

[@shauneden4229]

They fulfilled their contract to produce music as The Move. Once that was done they were able to concentrate on ELO.

[@andrewbooth4776]

Great live band so under rated

[@katyalacrua6793]

Walk Upon The Water!!!

[@lennonstarkey4150]

best band ever

[@robertaccorsini4663]

Carl Wayne looks a little like Entwistle

[@katyalacrua6793]

Ace ) Hehe!

[@Jovolution]

Ace: Great voice and Bass player.

[@petergrattan3509]

it's 1967....

[@georgeetboom7719]

I feel like more people should know about this. I’m 24 and if my punk friends could see that a band in 66 were doin this I think they would change their mind on the genre

[@JoeSmith-eo7rc]

Your friends are uncultured bums who aren’t going to achieve anything in life

[@JoeSmith-eo7rc]

Your friends are losers who aren’t going to achieve anything in life

[@user-jv3cg2gh6q]

Реально сумасшедший лайв

[@QXZJX]

19! They look like middle aged men😂

[@f.w.2054]

Was that a real fire?

[@Jovolution]

Yes, all things real.

[@Retroscoop]

The road to adulthood is for some a very long and a very winding one, with lots of ups and downs and turnabouts taken 43 times.... As so often, what a difference between the sometimes very high quality of the songs and the people behind it.

[@shaftsbury94]

brums

[@thomasdudley4558]

😆

[@marguskiis7711]

The heavy smoker died the smoker death.

[@coventrypunx1014]

Shut up

[@Grumszy]

Better idea to destroy drink and drugs on stage...some musicians may have lived past 30 years.

[@anthonychap3294]

is that Jeff Lynn?😮

[@BigSky1]

No

[@Jovolution]

Jeff was in Idle Race

[@tommytippee2437]

Proper Band when I was only two year old. Look at the state of music today,Garbage like Harry Styles,a conceited pansexual wailer. God love us all. R.I.P. Carl Wayne.

[@bennybongosbigolebonanza894]

😂 goons.

[@harryknackers7892]

I'm only a boy of 58, but I love the Move and wish I had been born in a different time.

[@anthonychap3294]

is that Jeff Lynn?😮

[@philshaw5220]

No, it's Wayne, Wood, Kefford, Bevan and the one I suspect you think is Lynne, Trevor Burton.

[@raymondbonington9355]

Phil Shaw Jeff Lynne joined the move in 1970 and co,produced there last four hits with Roy wood

[@STPfuzzDemon]

No. He was in the 'Idle Race' at the time.