MOVE - SHAZAM (2CD-2016 REMASTER/37 BONUS TRKS/DIGI-PAK)

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Expanded Deluxe Double CD with Lavishly Illustrated Booklet restoring the Original Album Artwork featuring a New Essay by Mark Paytress and a Poster!

2016 Remastered and Expanded Deluxe Double Disc edition of ‘Shazam’, the classic 1970 album by The MOVE.
This edition includes 37 Bonus Tracks encompassing the Regal Zonophone singles: ‘Wild Tiger Woman’, ‘Blackberry Way’ and ‘Curly’ and Alternate Mixes. Significantly, 23 Tracks recorded for the BBC between May 1968 and November 1969 are also included, 12 of which appear on CD for the First Time.

Of all of the groups to emerge in Britain in the latter half of the 1960s, The MOVE was arguably one of the finest. A powerful act on stage, the group was blessed with one of the most imaginative songwriters of his generation in Roy Wood.

‘Shazam’ is regarded by many as the finest MOVE album, despite being recorded in a time of flux for the band. In the Spring of 1968 bassist Ace Kefford departed the fold, with Trevor Burton assuming bass guitar duties. The band continued to enjoy success as a singles act, earning a number one hit with ‘Blackberry Way’ in November 1968. In February 1969 Burton also left the band to be replaced by Rick Price. It was this line-up that was to record ‘Shazam’. The album was very well received and is regarded as a classic of the era.

‘Shazam’ is also available as a Standard CD – Stock # 1852943

Also available in this series by The MOVE:

‘MOVE’ as a Standard CD – Stock # 1852910
‘MOVE’ as a Triple CD Set in a Digi-Pak – Stock # 1853638

‘Shazam’ is released on 29th April 2016.

MOVE: SHAZAM 2CD Track List:

CD1 [‘Shazam’ – Remastered]:
01. Hello Susie
02. Beautiful Daughter
03. Cherry Blossom Clinic Revisited
04. Fields Of People
05. Don’t Make My Baby Blue
06. Last Thing On My Mind
07. Wild Tiger Woman * Bonus Track *
08. Omnibus * Bonus Track *
09. Blackberry Way [A-Side of Mono Single]
10. Something [B-Side of Mono Single]
11. Curly [A-Side of Mono Single]
12. This Time Tomorrow [B-Side of Mono Single]
13. Hello Susie [Abridged US Version - A-Side of Single]
14. Second Class {She’s Too Good For Me} [B-Side of Single]
15. Wild Tiger Woman [Stereo Mix - Recorded at Olympic Studios – 23rd September 1968]
16. Omnibus [Full Version - Recorded at Olympic Studios – 23rd September 1968]
17. Curly [Alternate Mix - Recorded at Olympic Studios – 23rd September 1968]
18. This Time Tomorrow [Demo Version - Recorded at Olympic Studios – 23rd September 1968]

CD2 [Sessions]:
01. Something [Demo Version - BBC Session – 2nd May 1968]
02. Beautiful Daughter [Reduced Mix - BBC Session – 2nd May 1968]
03. Interview with Carl Wayne [BBC Session – 2nd May 1968]
04. Higher And Higher [BBC Session – 2nd May 1968]
05. Kentucky Woman [BBC Session – 2nd May 1968]
06. Interview With Bev Bevan [BBC Radio Session – 4th September 1968]
07. Wild Tiger Woman [BBC Radio Session – 4th September 1968]
08. Long Black Veil [BBC Radio Session – 4th September 1968]
09. Piece Of My Heart [BBC Radio Session – 4th September 1968]
10. Going Back [BBC Radio Session – 6th November 1968]
11. Blackberry Way [BBC Radio Session – 6th November 1968]
12. California Girls [BBC Radio Session – 18th November 1968]
13. Christian Life [BBC Radio Session – 18th November 1968]
14. Unreleased Bev Bevan Interview [22nd April 1969]
15. Beautiful Daughter [Previously Unreleased - 22nd April 1969]
16. Going Out Of My Head [Previously Unreleased - 22nd April 1969]
17. Evil Woman [Previously Unreleased - 9th June 1969]
18. Unreleased Carl Wayne Interview [9th June 1969]
19. Curly [Previously Unreleased - 9th June 1969]
20. Sound Of Silence [Previously Unreleased - 9th June 1969]
21. Abraham, Martin And John [Previously Unreleased - 9th June 1969]
22. Open My Eyes [Previously Unreleased - 18th August 1969]
23. Hello Susie [Previously Unreleased - 18th August 1969]
24. Walk Right Back [Previously Unreleased - BBC Session – 13th November 1969]
25. Fields Of People [Previously Unreleased - BBC Session – 13th November 1969]