Cliff Richard & The Shadows - Move It (The Cliff Richard Show, 19.03.1960)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2018
- Congratulations on the 60th anniversary of "Move It", which was released on the 29th of August 1958 and went straight to No. 2 on the UK Singles Charts. The song was Cliff's first ever hit single.
Cliff Richard & The Shadows performing "Move It" live on "The Cliff Richard Show" in March 1960.
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Jet Harris!! The man that got me playing bass guitar when i retired at 65. Thanks Jet RIP❤❤❤❤
Play some Elvis remind me of Elvis I like this guy sings good on Rock on ❣️😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 2024 June I'm listening to the song right now in Beaumont California God bless everybody 💕🤩🥐❤️❤️😘😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
This and "Shakin All Over" were 2 British Rock n Roll songs that could match what was coming out of America.
Cliff Richard & The Shadows, opened the doors to The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin... Thank you, Cliff, you are great. From Brazil.
У тебя в голове паутина
in 1960 i was fan at age 13:)
@@user-qs7yo9wb9eand the Who
Not exactly. Zeppelin, Stones and Beatles were influenced by black american music like Chuck Berry, Little Richard , Robert Johnson and white rockers like Elvis and Buddy Holly.
@@Mysterywhiteboy78 Thanks. No doubt, you are right about these influencies, but don't forget that Cliff Richard was a british answer to Elvis. And we can say that he was the principal britain rock singer to call young britains' attention at the end of the fifties. So, in the motivation way, he opened the door to the great and fantastic bands that came after him in that country.
That opening by Hank is something else and the rawness of that growl before Cliff enters.
Hank looked just like Buddy. What a performance this is!
For kids and teenagers living back then rock and roll must have landed in their lives like a musical tornado.
yep was 14 in 59 when cliff was on the palladioum with travelling light
I was 2 years old! I didn't catch up with Cliff until later. The Beatles and Stones got me in the '60s. Along with Dave Clark Five, Herman's Hermits, Paul Revere and the Raiders, The Byrds, etc.
This was considered wild and outrageous at the time there were complaints that cliffs gyrating was too blatantly sexual
If only Cliff had continued with this tough sound, he would have been regarded as the one of the greatest rockers ever. This is hard rock in its earliest possible incarnation and it still kicks ass.
I agree with you're comment 💯💯
Better than the beatles
@@stevenford727 Agree
@@shaddoty Agree.
He was tame aftr. Your mum liked him; Billy Fury on the other hand..........
Every jukebox deserves this record !!
Those were the days:A cool haircut and some really good rocking music.
I'm 21 and doing research on the most popular music genres through the years in Britain for my college course work. Consider my jaw dropped seeing that Cliff Richard was around in the 50s and he looked like this. Sometimes I feel really old. Sometimes I feel like I know nothing, this is a time were the latter is the case. Like wow. Just wow.
How do you beat that! At that time! At that age! I salute you Sir Cliff! And thank you for all the live concerts I saw! And not to forget magnificent support by The Shadows!
The shadows were a big part of Clffs early success. One of the best backing bands ever.
If not the very best as in the "uppermost of the rocker most" 😎
He was just 20 years old here, and still going strong at 82. Bless his heart💗
Just turned 83 still rocking
Heart is everything - please let it give up way before my brains do Mr Jesus.
Londs 0:06 0:07 0:07
This was march I think he was still 19.
You took these words right out of my mouth. I was just just going to write it exactly word by word :) He is actually 84
One of the best British/English Rock n' Roll records cut. Nice to see Jet Harris and Tony Mehan as part of the original Shadows.
Who would have thought he and the shades would be going 60 years on,he is still the greatest in my mind I was 15 in 1960 and still remember seeing him then
Keep it up cliff
I was 7 when this came out, I much preferred Cliff and the shadows at that time, a few years later I progressed to heavy rock and metal, but still love watching these old clips of all the old rock and roll bands
Here in Uruguay we had a band influenced by The Shadows in the 60s
Congratulations Cliff! 81 still rockin’!
He looks like a little old granny
No denying it that this is one belter of a tune. Brilliant.
Just look at Sir Cliffs original moves and facial expressions!!! A superior Rocker in the making 👍
Was he imitating Elvis?
Yes Sir Cliff was an Elvis fan and copied the lip twitch but everything else of his performance and lifestyle is his unique own.
I still have this record - the first British RR record except maybe for Tommy Steel . Fond memories of my teens, never missed Oh Boy on a Saturday. Then came the Swinging Sixties in my twenties and still single. Times of my life I won't replace - I'm now 82
The best British Rock n Roll song of the 50s.And is still rockin today.
Bang on point I can still see my old mans 7 single of it green background Colombia records
@@peter22564 i cant believe i have not heard of these guys, they are great !
@@geniousgeorge4973 your always learning all the best
Shakin all over wants a word.
@@peter22564 That was with the then "Drifters"
Already 63 years ago! And now i'm almost 74 years of age! Time flies! He and the shadows were always my idols! What a wonderful time it was!
A few years before my time, but nonetheless cannot imagine this period brought riveting change moving forward.
I'd just turned 9 when this was broadcast - not that I watched it (not sure we even had a TV), but what a great live performance! Turn the volume up & you'll understand how exciting music was in those days - & continued to be for quite a while. Now, however, rock 'n' roll is 70 years old, & contemporary music is, sadly, showing its age.
The Best lineup ever!
Notwithstanding the obvious singing and musical talent, the production is absolutely A1!!! Loose and tight at the same time. A bona fide timeless classic.
The first British rock and roll song. I learned it then and i still play it two nights a week. I wont ever remove this from my song list. Great.
My favourite
When I was only 18
Where can we see you play ?
It's not the first British rock and roll song - Tommy Steele, Marty Wilde, Jim Dale all predate this.
@@huwthomas4173 It's generally accepted that Move It was the first entirely written, produced and performed by British artists. Everything before were copies of American records, Rock with the Cave man by Tommy Steele was in 1956 but was written as a novelty song. Even John Lennon said there was nothing in this country musicwise until Move it.
Yes I Love That Song With Cliff Richard
And The Shadows ❤️
Am 67 now USA, when a teen remember hearing him on long/shortwave radio as I was DX'r then, probably Radio Caroline, totally different times/existence then, just thankful this wasn't lost; this is prime rock as ever, sounds fantastic today as it did then, never ages; and love how the girls scream background as he moved/danced around mid-tune; thanks for this, salute to Cliff and those years.😀
It's October 14, 2020, as I write this: HAPPY 80th BIRTHDAY, CLIFF!!
Whao wow. Sir Cliff was rocking always, from the very start.
The original Shadows,what a band
utterly great, cliff was there at the very start and this record is 100% classic rock n roll, arguably england's greatest early rock record
Or even BRITAIN'S.
@@williamwallace5857 you wouldn't be saying this if he'd been Scottish lol
@@quintiniusverginix7827 Wouldn't be saying what ?
@@williamwallace5857 If this had been a Deacon Blue or Simple Minds video, would you still be demanding that people refer to the record as British?
@@quintiniusverginix7827 I certainly wouldn't be, but here is the difference. Many English think England and Britain or English and British are the same thing, such is their arrogance and/or ignorance. So, we Scots have to differentiate in the way that you English don't. Besides, I much prefer Nazareth and the Alex Harvey Band if you're talking about Scottish bands.
John Lennon "The first English record that was anywhere near anywhere was 'Move It' by Cliff Ricard. Before there'd been nothing"
Happy Birthday Cliff 🥂
Never mind john lennon got nothing on the shadows
@@thomasmuldowney785 ther beatles also thought the shadows were funny rather than good
61 years later... Waow. Huge Respect.
🏆👑🏆Cliff Richard👑🏆👑
An amazing rock n roll song i remember rushing to the record shop to buy it .. and it still sounds great and fresh now..Great best British r&r song EVER
He is a good man and we all know that he probably does more to help people than he would ever admit to and this is pure class
Cliff is great in as much he gives a fair percentage of his income to charities. While still being a great entertainer. :)
@@eileendoyle4055 Eileen not only a fair percentage of his income he's a permanent donor to Tearfund Int'l. In other words he donates from basket to casket/from womb to tomb, that's how big is heart is. How can we not love this man.
If I was stranded on a desert island with one record...this would be it...BRILLIANT.
Somebody asked me what my favourite song from the Rock N Roll era was. Here it is. Rivals anything to come out of the States.
Performed only 2 weeks before my birth, there's no better way to say welcome to a guy like me. Thank you Cliff & The Shadows for welcome me to the earth this way!
sorry kids of today.....this is musik. A timeless masterpiece for a bygone epoch with rebellion, imagination and fantasy.Nothing can bring back memories better,than a song which he was once connected with.
Right !
This guy is a serious Bad Ass !!! I only knew of him from the mid to late 70's, and he had already been in the game for 20 plus years.. "Suddenly" with Olivia is one of my favorite songs.. I am just finding this out right now.. He stayed looking young for a very long time...
I actually didn't think it was the same man singing at first because I knew him from the 70s as well and he was always more of a soft-spoken pop singer. I found this song from an article about the 100 Best guitar solos. This is fantastic stuff.
What a great introduction to British rock 'N' roll! It was absolutely the best song out at the time, and still great today! It just seemed a cut above other English artists of that time! (In my opinion!) 👍
Still love that Fender twang. Imagine how it was when we’d never heard it before!
Yes still sounds great today
it was 21yrs before my birth...but still I feel .....it was one of best rock & roll I 'v ever listened..
The very best of British Rock 'N' Roll!
Seen Cliff and the Shadows many times in concert. First class act.
I was 14, when this one came out, I always liked the song, but I realize only now, how goood
it really was and still is.
Absolutely an all-time classic of Rock'n'Roll!!!
Agree to that, Stefan.
boring as hell.
@@AminTheMystic After this first record YES.
Great 45, Cliff and the shadows were as always playing their A game
60 years later we *still* don't know what's a going to replace it
He leaves me breathless !
You can say that again.
This is my favorite song 🎶 and they have a soulful voice.
So tell me are you a fan of Cliff & The Shadows?
Brilliant - the giant leap for British rock. I was there. You sneered when the news papers called him Cliff Richards. And Move It written by the overlooked great talent Ian Samwell.
Great stuff. 60s were the Best
Hank playing great guitar as always... what a legend that guy is!
Hank did not play on move it...
Brian. Not on the original recorded version, but he is playing on this.
@@brian.7966 that is him on the right of the 3 playing guitars .
Steve Hackett brought me here.
@@tattyshoesshigure5731 a guy called ernie shears played on the orignal,and he did one take
Awesome number, one of Britains finest ever!!
England is like the north of the compass when it comes to music
Cliff was true to himself . He gave us truth . Good tunes , happy times . Love everythin he gave us . God bless ya !
When I was like 5 in the 70's I was really stuck on a couple of his new hits, then 45 yrs later I realize he kicked rockabilly ass before that. Cliff Richard was an extremely talented artist.
I seen Cliff Richards and the Shadows live at the Forum in Montreal back in the 50s , i had won 2 free tickets on a radio contest.. great memories ..
we remember this like it was yesterday and Jet Harris playing base, the original shadows and i am still bopping 60= YEARS LATER
I love the brief moment halfway thru where they all pause except for Bruce’s guitar.
What time?
@@fentonace9818 01.22
Bruce Welch's growling guitar rhythm sound, 01:21
Showing my age, as a conscript serving in 1958/60. Our barrack block, brick built 2 floors , had an empty section. 40 foot long 20 foot wide totally empty except for an old Phillips radio gram. This record was put turned up full volume, maximum bass. The building shuck, as I am sure half of Barrack Road Newcastle down to St James Park did
❤❤❤
Cliff is our answer to Elvis . This is one of my favourite songs too 🙂
You can say that again.
This is my favorite song 🎶 and they have a soulful voice.
So tell me are you a fan of Cliff & The Shadows?
BRILLIANT absolutely brilliant
60 years of absolute, unfaltering talent, a brilliant entertainer, well done Cliff and still going strong
Despite being falsely targeted by a collection of scumbags from the police and BBC
@@TastySandwich100 is ciff still around? I think his guitar playing was second to none.
@@geniousgeorge4973 WHAT????
@@geniousgeorge4973 He's still alive but I dount that he's still performing. There was his birthday celebration in 2022 - some (long) videos were online just for a couple of days.
Cliff and the shadows were such cool group and my favourite
Rock and Roll and Rock and Roll and you. What I can wish more..................All my love to you❤
Now this is what i call rock n roll singing absolutely fabulous
Tone deaf Clive a Wana be Elvis get a life
@@tonytotten408 It must hurt to be you.
Sad if that is all you have--.
What a good looking guy,my 16yr old daughter can't stop playing this on the ear phones,it's a pity like another comment wish he had sang some more hard rock.
How did I know that he was a 50s era singer!! Absolutely amazing then and still today! ❤
Cliff Richard is a first class human being who has brought pleasure and happiness to millions.I enjoyed his music greatly growing up but only recently have discovered what a good and decent guy he is as well.
Bless young thank you Cliff !
Original line up...best
Whilst I really like his songs and films, he has a dark side to him that people just don't see! Wait 'til he dies, and it will all come out!
Cliff and the Shadows at their Greatest !
Still brilliant, and how right Cliff went he sang; "They say it going to die, but honey let's face it, they just don't know what's going to replace it"...… true then, true now....
What a classic! Love it!
A classic. Ground breaking.
The great and very missed Tony Meehan on drums , and Jet Harris on bass 😊👍
The great Tony Meehan who was only 16 years old when this was recorded !
It was all down hill for the Shadows when Jet and Tony left
@@gerardusch 17*
the ultimate cool! and more!!
This is the living legend in the early days - awesome, like always.
Shite
Shite for you but Is recognized one of t’he best rock and roll ever sang
@@tonytotten408 Yes you are.
@@JOSEPBRUNO 😀😃😁😅😅😅
Dance, dance, come to dance. Classic rock&roll.
Fantastic.
In his fan since 1964
The tone on Hanks guitar is awesome!
Vergeet de rhythm line van Bruce Welch niet. Die is bepalend voor dit hele nummer.
Definitely has the looks , sound and moves of elvis
Agreed; but not the voice.
Indiginous; effective, threatening menace, before the hair was lowered, washed and parted; and before the early-'sixties' stage-face smiled more.
The pre-instrumental, pre-beat, era, before the later spiritual influence, ( like Elvis' own childhood, musical exposure), entered into, mixed, and formed the whole stage and musical persona.
Tom Koziol. Hell Tom. Just look strait at your screen and you will see the young to the right wearing the glasses looks just like Buddy Holly.
😱Wish I was there ♥️
Coolness factor is off the charts. The Shadows were the balls. Look at them go and look and that gear they play.
and way cooler than Elvis and The Jordinaires back then, but without Elvis there would be no Cliff!
What a great combination. Cliff and the shadows. Kids, this is call music...
Greetings, thank u, for SirCliff’s lively countenance this morning-I was dragging my feet a little but the fire interpreted thro his voice/song/beat/lyrics go beyond cold storage to alerted joyful ness -May our Lord and Saviour continue to bless you and your beautiful joyful fans!
You can say that again.
This is my favorite song 🎶 and they have a soulful voice.
So tell me are you a fan of Cliff & The Shadows?
It all started off so good, so tell us cliff, WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU MAN ???
Always amused by the simple drum sets in those days,all the equipment carried in one truck! Nowadays,several trucks needed just to carry the speakers!
Can’t believe this hairstyle is back in fashion!
Cliff, ты супер! Композиция - экстракласс. Двигаешься ты бесподобно! Молодчина!
thank you cliff ritchard from lebanon
Used to come to my home town thanks to Dick Clark's caravan of stars. I always loved Gypsy Woman
UN CLÁSICO DE CLÁSICOS... CUANTOS EN PLENA PLANDEMIA MIRANDO Y GOZANDO ESTÁ JOLLA MUSICAL..????
The 1st British rock song ..love this video ..great stuff...
You are FANTASTIC !
Wow, this was 8 years before I was even born. Now I'm 56 😅 -LeRoi
When he was young handsome ...and he was so underrated in united States
Elvis Prickly made sure he would not break America, because Elvis knew, and time has proven, that Elvis could not lace Cliff's boots.
Elvis was elated when Cliff Richards was proclaim the the EP of England.
Astonishing to think when this show went out Cliff was still 19, Hank and Bruce were 18, Jet was 20 and Tony had just had his 17th birthday! And at that age they were biggest act in the UK amazing! 60 years later still going strong. Tony Meehan was a classy drummer, his style was totally different from other drummers at that time
Yes amazing weren’t they ! Nothing like them before or since 😃
Classic example of cliff and the shadows ,,their biggest and best hit ..Hanks contribution electrifying
My eyes and ears are bleeding
That is crazy they were so young.
Happy 82nd birthday to Sir Cliff
Cliff Richard nunca te había visto cantar así me recuerdas ha Elvis es bueno ahora con el you tube que suben canciones
It's what rock&roll is all about. Rock on!!!!
Great vocal and moves by Sir Cliff !
True. And I like the guitar work.
Our 14yr old granddaughter has just come across this video of Sir Cliff and can't stop playing it on her tablet she thinks he was such a dish when he made this,