The message from Stuart Dubois rises higher:
 SD> I figured that the only single I'd see in
 C>America from The Move would be "Do Ya."
 SD> I dunno.  The top 40 hit was ELO, I think.  Or did we go through  that
 SD> discussion once already?
Both bands had a hit with it, but the one that was the biggest in the
States was ELO's much more polished version.
 SD> Speaking of The Move, it just dawned on me that the lead singer on
 SD> _Shazam_  is (duh) not Roy Wood.  That's Carl Wayne, innit?  I'm not
 SD> sure why it took  me most of 2 decades to get that one.
It's Wood on lead vocals on "Hello Susie," but Wayne sings lead on
everything else.  I can't explain why it took you so long to figure that
out -- it's not like Wood and Wayne sound alike.  I won't hold it
against you :-)
 SD> Stuart
 SD> NP:  Caravan "In the Land of Grey and Pink"
 C>Ah, I didn't know you had that.  That song is one of my favorite of
 C>theirs.
 SD> I think I own the LP, but that song is on the Rhino thing.
Ah yes, and what an interesting collection that is.  I wouldn't agree
with all that they included, but they do have the right idea about what
Prog is.
NP: "The Last Thing On My Mind" -- The Move
(Wood handles some backing vocals on this)
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