MOVE YOUR BODY NOW KISMAT KONNECTION FULL SONG sade naal karle party kudi tu lagdi hai naughty MOVE UR BODY NOW SHAKE YOUR BODY NOW MOVE YOUR BODY NO MOVE YOUR BODY NOW KISMAT KONNECTION FULL SONG sade naal karle party kudi tu lagdi hai naughty MOVE UR BODY NOW SHAKE YOUR BODY NOW MOVE YOUR BODY NOW KISMA... more >> <<less

I`m pretty sure all these guys are now collecting unemployment.

Move IT Move IT

90-luvun megasuosikki julkaisee hittikokoelman kesäkuussaViime vuosikymmenen menestyksekkäin kotimainen englanninkielinen dance-yhtye Waldo`s People 90-luvun megasuosikki julkaisee hittikokoelman kesäkuussaViime vuosikymmenen menestyksekkäin kotimainen englanninkielinen dance-yhtye Waldo`s People julkaise... more >> <<less

The quality of the video isnt the greatest but this is an absolute amazing wrestling move which led to a pin.

I didnt know wheelbarrow racing was this friggin competitive that you even needed to have moves.

This guy has cat like skills and reflexes. He tries to jump through a hole in a wall, his landing was not so smooth. Hes lucky he missed the stud othe This guy has cat like skills and reflexes. He tries to jump through a hole in a wall, his landing was not so smooth. Hes lucky he missed the stud other wise this would have hurt a lot more. more >> <<less

Right when you think this guy is about to be taken down he pulls one of the sweetest wrestling moves ever. I think his opponent is so shocked he just Right when you think this guy is about to be taken down he pulls one of the sweetest wrestling moves ever. I think his opponent is so shocked he just cant recover. more >> <<less

In the summer of 1968 Roy Wood and the Move`s fifth single "Wild Tiger Woman", a much heavier song acknowledging the group`s love of Jimi Hendrix (Woo In the summer of 1968 Roy Wood and the Move`s fifth single "Wild Tiger Woman", a much heavier song acknowledging the group`s love of Jimi Hendrix (Wood and Burton sang backing vocals on "You`ve Got Me Floating", on the Jimi Hendrix Experience`s second album, Axis: Bold As Love), sold poorly and failed to make the top 50, a disaster as it followed four top five hits. The Move responded with their most commercial number yet, the evergreen "Blackberry Way" (produced by Jimmy Miller), which topped the UK chart in February 1969. Here is Blackberry Way as performed by the Move at the Beat Club, 1969 more >> <<less

Roy Wood`s group - The Move music video from 1967.