M People Moving On Up: Polyphonic Ringtone

Music Video: M PEOPLE - Moving On Up [rated 5.00, source: YouTube]
uploaded @ 21-11-2008 by wilhelmkuhs

go ² http://www.maximnoise.com You've done me wrong, your time is up You took a sip (just a sip) from the devils cup. You broke my heart, there's no way back. Move right outta here baby. Go and pack your bags. Just who do you think you are? Stop acting like some kind of star. Just who do you think you are? Take it like a man baby if that's what you are. [chorus] 'Cos I'm moving on up. You're moving on out. Movin' on up. Nothing can stop me. Moving on up. You're moving on out. Time to break free. Nothing can stop me, Yeah. They brag a man has walked in space, but you can't even find my place. Mmm there ain't nothing (not a thing) you can do 'cos I've had enough of me baby being part of you. Just who do you think you are? This time you've gone too far. Just who do you think you are? Take it like a man baby if that's what you are. [chorus]

Music Video: M People - Moving on up [rated 4.90, source: YouTube]
uploaded @ 09-06-2008 by PeterDelly

90's music film clip M People - Moving on up

Music Video: M People--Moving On Up (1994) [rated 4.70, source: YouTube]
uploaded @ 14-10-2008 by miamiborn

Biography by John Bush The visionary behind the hit-making British house team M People is Mike Pickering (b. March 1958; Manchester), a respected DJ who played in Quando Quango, booked several early shows by the Smiths, and signed Happy Mondays and James to Factory Records while working A&R during the mid-'80s. Pickering later moved from Factory to the dance label Deconstruction, where he signed acts in addition to recording material with his own band, T-Coy. He formed M People in 1990 with Heather Small (b. Jan. 20, 1965; London) and former Orange Juice member Paul Heard (b. Oct. 5, 1960; London). The group signed to DeConstruction in 1991, and released the single "Colour My Life" that May. Second single "How Can I Love You More," propelled by Small's deep soul vocals, became a U.K. hit and spawned the 1992 album Northern Soul. Later that year M People issued the remix work Northern Soul Extended, and then began a blockbuster 1993 with "Movin' on Up." The album Elegant Slumming was also a hit, earning the group a BRIT award as Best UK Dance Act. The following year, Bizarre Fruit continued M People's success, and was followed in 1997 by Fresco. During the next two years, a pair of collections appeared: Classic M People and Testify.