The Move - Colour Me Pop (TV Studio 1969)

[mikeydrumz]

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The Move - Colour Me Pop - BBC 1969 - DVD - PAL

Source : BBC master reel-->VHS (master)-->Panasonic DVD Recorder-->menus and chapters(ULead Videostudio 9)-->DVD folder

Picture : PAL 4:3 25fp/s 720x576 Mpeg2
Audio : AC3 Dolby Digital 2-ch. mono 256kb/s

Songs:

1. I Can Hear The Grass Grow
2. Beautiful Daughter
3. The Christian Life
4. Flowers In The Rain
5. The Last Thing On My Mind
6. Wild Tiger Woman
7. Goin' Back
8. Fire Brigade
9. Something
10. Blackberry Way
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What is the Artists full name?
The Move
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What is the title of the Bootleg?
The Move - Colour Me Pop (TV Studio 1969)
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What is the full title of this show?
The Move - Colour Me Pop (TV Studio 1969)
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What type of video is this?
Video - Pro Shot DVD
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If your video is a DVD what format is it?
PAL
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This is some really cool rare performances from the Move, Who were a great psych pop band during the late sixties. Featuring the legendary Roy Wood. He is a very overlooked pop songwriter from that time and is still active today. Check it out and look him up for more info. Enjoy...

Mikey

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[bartgrooms]

An amazing post. Is this a live or mimed performance?

[merday]

Fully live, completely amazing and 10/10 sound quality and picture quality. Essential!

[DaveElson]

Oh My!
Thank you so much.

[nutzrocker]

I already have this and can highly recommend anyone who has not, to get it, it's excellent. More of the Move is always welcome.

[nutzrocker]

Originally Posted by bartgrooms

An amazing post. Is this a live or mimed performance?

A couple of tracks, "Something" & "Wild Tiger Woman" are mimed, for some unknown reason, but the rest are completely LIVE.

[journeyman]

Is this the version with the 'time-code' running at the top of the screen?

[mikeydrumz]

Originally Posted by journeyman

Is this the version with the 'time-code' running at the top of the screen?

Yes it is. I would say that is my only complaint with it. Other than that the audio and video are great...

Mikey

[zootz]

Thanks for this. Love this band.
Isn't this around the time of the Message From The Country album?
Wondering why there's no Jeff Lynne....although Bev is still there....

[bartgrooms]

Originally Posted by zootz

Isn't this around the time of the Message From The Country album? Wondering why there's no Jeff Lynne....although Bev is still there....

It's a good bit earlier, even before Shazam. Trevor Burton (bass, originally guitar) was still in the band, which dates this as early 1969 at the latest (he quit in February '69, according to the liner notes of the Move box, although Wikipedia has him leaving befire that). Lynne's first Move album was Looking On.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Move
http://www.ftmusic.com/biogs/move/move_biog.html

[elliopete]

This was recorded in late December 1968 I think between Xmas and New Year. It was then broadcast on January 4th 1969, the day before Jimi Hendrix's infamous appearance on Lulu's show. It is definitely one of Trevor Burton's final TV appearances with The Move. Not sure of the precise date he left but it was either late January or early February since Rick Price had replaced him by February.

This is a superb show and one wishes pop TV could be like this now... no annoying egocentric presenters (stand up Mr Holland!) nor trivial and patronising onscreen captions... just song after glorious song. No frills. And a brilliant band in action!

[unholm]

Absolutely great show, in Top-Quality.
Thanx a lot,
So long,
Hans-Helmut (unholm)

[kazryu]

Thank you for your efforts.