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The Move's Wild Ride to ELO | Music News
The Move’s wild, creative ride through the late 60s and early 70s was fueled by fearless experimentation—from smashing TVs onstage to dabbling in country music. Their visionary manager, Tony Secunda, shaped their image and pushed them toward original songwriting, even if it meant costly missteps like missing America or sending a libellous postcard to Harold Wilson. Starting as cover bands who insisted on originals, they rose with hits like “California Man,” then faced a pivotal split: continue as The Move or evolve into Electric Light Orchestra. Choosing ELO, they recruited cellists, embraced…
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