TONY HARRIS - lead vocals and rhythm guitar: Tony was born in March 1975 into a long line of musical family members and was son of the locally famous Drummer and Oxford Café owner Mick Harris whose main claim to fame was winning Opportunity knocks in 1972 with local show band State Affair. Tonys Grandad Ernie was also a drummer in an Oxford band called the Regal Players and it’s also believed his great grandad was a renowned trumpet player. Unlike his dad, Tony first started to learn the guitar but as this did not come naturally to him, he decided to learn to play the drums before returning to the guitar and singing in later years. At around the age of 12 he would follow his dads band Indiana around the UK country music clubs and would later become roadie and sound engineer for the band learning the importance of getting a good sound to give the band a platform to have a good Night. At the age of 16 In 1990 he turned professional on the drums with the Alan James Band and played summer seasons at Butlins, toured the Northeast and Played on the Sea link cruise liners. In 1996 Tony was invited to play alongside Boyzone and Sean Maguire with Steve Sherrick (Stuart Cameron) at the Oxford Apollo Theatres Teenage Rampage and played drums for American country singer Sylvie on a UK stop over. As you have probably guessed Tonys biggest influence was his dad and has a large affection for county music picked up from his early years in county bands but also has a massive range of other musical tastes and influences including Gary Moore, Prince, Chuck Berry, and Jerry Lee Lewis plus many more, Tonys number one priority has always been his family and his three lovely girls and is also a massive Liverpool football fan but the main thing he likes to do on a Saturday night is to turn it up loud and rock out with the band.
JACKIE HARRIS on bass guitar and harmony vocals. Jackie met Tony in 1991 when he was playing at Butlins during the summer season. They were married in 1995 where Jackie played bass for the first time at the reception. Later the same year they both formed rock and roll band The Midnight Dynamos who performed at many rock and roll festivals around the country. In 2002 Jackie gave birth to their first child but still plays in the band on a part time basis. In her absence experienced Mark Phillips plays bass.
GARY CHURCH on lead guitar, harmony and vocals. Gary joined Move It in October 2013 replacing long time guitarist Johnny Hinks. Gary is the owner of Didcot’s leading estate agent Church Robinson and has been playing guitar for 35 years. Gary comes from a family with varied musical tastes and his dad sang Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Elvis and was a massive Perry Commo Fan. Gary's tastes are firmly in the Rock & Roll camp.
TREVOR JOY on drums and harmony vocals. Trev began drumming back in 1978. He began to play live when he reached the age of 18. From then on, he played the London circuit with a band called Everything Crash supporting the Vibrators and SLF in the punk days. He then joined a seven-piece soul band for 22 years playing all the great old soul songs. From there he helped create a 3-piece rock band playing great songs from Cream, Hendrix and Gary Moore for 10 years. He then realised the Rock & Roll music of the 50's and early 60's was not played a lot anymore so he then helped to create a Rock and Roll band called Blue Streak, for 8 years he played all the great songs from that era. Sadly the band split up at the end of 2019. Trev loved the Rock & Roll so much he then joined Move It in 2020