Do Ya

"Do Ya" is a song written by Jeff Lynne and recorded by The Move, that became a hit for the Electric Light Orchestra (led by Jeff Lynne, ELO originally being a side project of The Move) in 1976. Written by Jeff Lynne in 1972, it was one...

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...interest in the Broadway musical (a version of "Something's Coming" (from West Side Story) and the music of his rock heroes (a cover of "Do Ya", written by Jeff Lynne and originally recorded by The Move). The liner notes characterized the...

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...Bolan and Dave Sabo. The album peaked at #102 on the Billboard 200 chart. The lone single, a cover of Electric Light Orchestra's "Do Ya," did not chart. "Hide Your Heart," co-written by Paul Stanley, appeared on Kiss's Hot in the Shade,...

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...is an American folk/alt country/rock singer songwriter from New York City. Neil is best known for his folksy cover of ELO and The Move's "Do Ya," featured on the Californication Season 2 Soundtrack. His debut album, "The Distance Calls"...

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...most polemic one, because many fans have renounced the group due to their change of style. The band members have confessed that they have always wanted to record an album like this. The track "Do Ya" is featured in the video game FIFA 08.

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...and I hope that he will release next year an album full of good work as he did in this one. The most listened songs from this album are: "Do Ya" "Shot Full of Rock" that has great solos and riffs, "Hide Your Heart" that is a KISS cover and...

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...with the band last night, as the four-piece took to the stage in Aberdeen. The band, who released the official Children in Need single Do Ya yesterday, invited the crowd to join in a live recording and download it to their mobile phones to...

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...That, and Will Young are just a few of the acts performing on the night. McFly are also set to rock the show with their latest song, 'Do Ya,' which is the official Children in Need Song for 2008--all of its profits will be donated to this...

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...a few times and we opened it last year I think, but doing the single is another honour." The double-A side features the track Do Ya, from their current album Radio:ACTIVE, and a cover version of The Faces' Stay With Me. © Independent...

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The Move's EMI single hits (written by Roy Wood) California Man (no.9 - The Move's final single) B-sides (written by Jeff Lynne) Do Ya (The Move's only hit in America and later a hit for ELO) Newly discovered and previously...

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