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Don't Make Me Move
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Don't Make Me Move
by KYYX4ever » Sun Jan 11, 2009 3:28 am
Sorry that I don't have a recording to share. Does anyone know the artist of this song ? All the KYYX threads made me remember this one unidentified song I had for many years. Steven Rabow played it and introduced as being by "P.I.C.", but I'm not sure I heard that right. It's got female vocals, definitely called "Don't Make Me Move", and it's got a simplified, fast pre-programmed synth beat. This was about 1984 or 85. It's possible that it could be a local Seattle/ Pacific Northwest group, or some other obscure group. Sorry if it's not much to go on, but the title lyric is very prominent, repeated over and over in the song. Thanks in advance.[:X]
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