Movin’ Up

This piece, Movin’ Up, has an energy that invites you to move, and its 2:55 duration makes it perfect for maintaining that momentum. It was recorded in Los Angeles, California, and the work behind the controls was handled by engineers such as Matt Hyde, Jay Lewis, and Joe Sidore, while the production was by Dennis Lambert and Brian Potter.

The album it belongs to, Player, was released in September of 1977 under the RSO Records label. From that same album, the track Baby Come Back was released, composed by J.C. Crowley and Peter Beckett. This single had a great impact, reaching the number one spot in the United States and staying on the charts for 32 weeks. Its successor, This Time I'm in It for Love, also had a good reception, reaching tenth place on the same chart.