A powerful act on stage, the group were 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. 1. Hello Susie2. Beautiful Daughter3. Cherry Blossom Clinic Revisited4. Fields of People5. Don't Make My Baby Blue6. The Last Thing on My Mind7. Wild Tiger Woman8. Omnibus9. Blackberry Way10. Something11. Curly12. This Time Tomorrow13. Hello Susie (Abridged US Single Version)14. Second Class (She's Too Good for Me)
