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Face The Music - www.ftmusic.com
Official Information Service for Electric Light Orchestra and all related artists. |
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Official Roy Wood Website - www.roywood.co.uk
Featuring Roy Wood's Army concert photos, discography, and Roy Wood biog. |
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Official Ace Kefford Website - www.acekefford.com
Celebrating the debut release of 'Ace The Face,' Ace's "lost" solo album from 1968, fans can buy copies of the album via the acekefford.com Shop. The site includes news, sound clips, illustrated biography and rare photos. |
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Official Carl Wayne Website - www.carlwayne.co.uk
A tribute to the late, great Carl Wayne, The Move's legendary front man. |
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Bev Bevan - www.bevbevansmove.co.uk
As a tribute to The Move and Carl Wayne, Bev is currently touring the UK with a new band featuring Phil Bates, Neil Lockwood and Phil Tree, performing Move songs and classic covers and receiving great reviews. |
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Official Trevor Burton Band Website - i.am/trevor.burton
Includes upcoming gigs, band history, and sound samples from the new album. |
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Official Mike Sheridan & The Nightriders Website - www.mikesheridan.org.uk
One of the most important Brum bands of the 60's, employing two of Birmingham's biggest stars: Roy Wood and Jeff Lynne! Mike's own website includes an illustrated musical history, photo gallery, news updates, and merchandise. |
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Creem Magazine - www.creemmagazine.com
Legendary Creem Magazine is back! And just as irreverent as before, with one-of-a-kind reviews and archive pieces on The Move, ELO, Cheap Trick, and so much more. |
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Saga FM - www.saga.co.uk/1057fm
Tune in on Saturdays from 6-8pm to hear Bev "Bullfrog" Bevan play his favorites from the 50's and 60's. |
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Little Steven's Underground Garage - www.littlestevensundergroundgarage.com
U.S. syndicated radio show hosted by Little Steven Van Zandt featuring new and classic Garage Rock. Playlist includes The Move's "I Can Hear The Grass Grow" and "Fire Brigade." |
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Official Cheap Trick Website - www.cheaptrick.com
Big friends and fans of The Move, famously covering "California Man" and "Brontosaurus." Roy Wood has recorded and guested live with this amazing group. |
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Official Website for The Shazam - www.theshazam.com
A new young band from Tennessee, causing quite a stir in the UK. Huge fans of The Move and played with Carl Wayne & Bev Bevan at Abbey Road Studios for the BBC Music live broadcast, covering the Roy Wood-penned "I Can Hear The Grass Grow" and "Beautiful Daughter." |
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Brum Beat - West Midlands Groups of the 1960's - www.brumbeat.net
Dedicated to the groups and people who were part of the West Midlands music scene of the 1960's. Extensive artist index features biogs and rare photos. |
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Official Nancy Sinatra Website - www.nancysinatra.com
The Goddess-like Nancy Sinatra has covered "Flowers In The Rain" and more recently "California Man" on her new album, "California Girl." |
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Official Dave Morgan Website - www.scottmorgan.co.uk
Dave wrote two excellent b-sides for The Move, "Something" and "This Time Tomorrow" and was also a member of ELO between 1981 - 86. |
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William Chalker's Time Machine - www7.plala.or.jp/AceTheFace/main.htm
Takako Sekiba's Japanese fan site dedicated to Ace "The Face" Kefford. |
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Cherry Blossom Clinic - www.cherryblossomclinic.freeserve.co.uk/
Join Martin Kinch in the clinic for a look at some of his Roy Wood and related artists memorabilia. This fan site also includes exclusive interviews and a few games as well. |
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Move Information Station - www.watkins1.freeserve.co.uk/index.html
Paul Watkins' fan site dedicated to The Move and related artists, featuring facts and figures dating from the band members' earliest projects up to their present ones. Also rare images from television and magazines. |
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20th Century Guitar Magazine - www.tcguitar.com
Longtime supporter of Roy Wood, The Move, Jeff Lynne and Electric Light Orchestra. |
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Richard Cervone/photo by Hollywood - richardcervone@rcn.com
Excellent freelance photographer located in the NY area who specializes in the music field. His photos have appeared in Blues Revue, Relix, 20th Century Guitar and Goldmine. And The Move Online. |
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Pete the Pix - www.PetethePix.co.uk
Over the last few years Pete has been taking photographs of Midlands musicians, including the Trevor Burton Band. He's done a fine job of capturing Trevor's raw intensity on stage. |
