The Move
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Origin | Birmingham |
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United Kingdom | |
Birmingham | |
England | |
Members | Bev Bevan |
Trevor Burton | |
Phil Tree | |
Gordon Healer | |
Associated acts | Electric Light Orchestra |
Wizzard | |
Genres | Rock |
Psychedelic Pop | |
Freakbeat | |
Psychedelic Rock | |
Progressive Rock | |
Labels | Deram |
Regal Zonophone | |
Stateside | |
A&M | |
Polydor | |
Fly | |
Ariola | |
Capitol | |
Harvest | |
Associ act | Electric Light Orchestra |
Wizzard | |
Songs | Blackberry WayShazam · 1970 I Can Hear the Grass GrowThe Greatest Hits Vol. 1 · 1978 Flowers in the RainMove [2007 remaster] · 1968 View 25+ more |
List | Blackberry WayShazam · 1970 |
I Can Hear the Grass GrowThe Greatest Hits Vol. 1 · 1978 | |
Flowers in the RainMove [2007 remaster] · 1968 | |
Albums | Shazam |
Message from the Country | |
Looking On | |
Move | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 964322 |
About The Move
The Move were a British rock band of the late 1960s and the early 1970s. They scored nine top 20 UK singles in five years, but were among the most popular British bands not to find any real success in the United States. For most of their career the Move were led by guitarist, singer and songwriter Roy Wood.
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Here are five things You need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday evening. We'll have another update For You Tomorrow Morning .
1. No 10 'keeping a close eye' on rising Covid casesDowning Street says it is " keeping a very close eye" on rising Covid cases - But it adds that cabinet ministers have Not Yet discussed rolling out the government's Plan B to control coronavirus in England this winter. Plan B , involves reintroducing some measures such as compulsory face coverings. The UK has announced More Than 40,000 daily cases for Seven Days in a row. There were also 223 Covid deaths reported Today - the highest number since 9 March - although reporting lags mean Tuesday figures can be higher.
2. New mutation of Delta variant under close watch in UKScientists are studying to better understand how much of a threat it May pose. Delta Is the UK's dominant variant, But latest official data suggests 6% of cases that have been genetically sequenced are of a new type. Tests are under way to understand how much of a threat AY. 4. 2 - which some are calling " Delta Plus" - May pose. Experts say it is unlikely to Take Off in a big way or escape current vaccines.
3. Northern Ireland to keep compulsory face masksWearing face coverings in crowded indoor spaces will remain a legal requirement in Northern Ireland throughout autumn and winter. It forms part of the executive's winter Covid contingency plans, Meanwhile in Scotland, Secondary School pupils must continue to wear face masks in the classroom It said The Move would allow more time for 12-15 year olds to be vaccinated.
4. US football coach axed over vaccine refusalA top US College Football coach Washington State University sacked Nick Rolovich , its highest-paid employee, and four of his assistants, for failing to meet a vaccine mandate. The mandate means all state workers in Washington have to be fully vaccinated or lose their jobs. Mr Rolovich, 42, who earned $3. 1m (£2. 25m) a year, had applied for a religious exemption from the mandate.
5. 'Beachcombing art saved My Life 'Care worker Dan Wakeman says he felt overwhelmed by the pandemic until he started making art. He now collects driftwood and whatever he can find along the Dorset coastline and turns it into sculptures. " I basically hit Rock Bottom and just needed something to bring back My Joy , " the 45-year-old said. " I just felt overwhelmed and quite grumpy and this has helped me express myself. " Find out more about his art
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