“California Man” was a powerful glam-rock single written by Roy Wood, released during The Move’s final phase as they transitioned toward the Electric Light Orchestra. The B-side included Jeff Lynne’s “Do Ya,” which later became a major hit for ELO. THE RELEASE WHAT THE LABEL / PACKAGING SHOWS Label: Harvest (primary) Format: 7" Vinyl Single Main Release Date: June 29, 1972 (Australia) Catalogue: HAR-9928 (Australia) and various international numbers The single showcased The M

The Move’s first single on the Harvest label and their biggest hit in three years, written by Roy Wood originally for pop vocal group The New Seekers, reaching No.11 on the UK chart and helping to keep the band relevant during a transitional period. RELEASE DETAILS Date: May 21, 1971 (UK) Catalogue: Harvest HAR 5038 Format: 7" Single Country: United Kingdom A-Side: “Tonight” Written by: Roy Wood Produced by: Roy Wood, Jeff Lynne B-Side: “Don’t Mess Me Up” (UK) / “My Marge” (U

THE RELEASE The Move’s single “Curly”, a lighter, recorder-led acoustic pop track written by Roy Wood, backed with the melodic psychedelic pop song “This Time Tomorrow” written by David Morgan. This was the final single to feature Carl Wayne on lead vocals and the first to include Rick Price on bass. Release Date: July 18, 1969 Label: Regal Zonophone Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: United Kingdom Catalogue Number: RZ 3021 WHAT THE LABEL SHOWS • Red Regal Zonophone label with