"Move Any Mountain" was a single performed by The Shamen. The song was released in the UK during the summer of 1991 and was their first Top 10 single, reaching #4 in the UK Singles Chart. The promotional video was filmed on the Tenerife island where Will Sinnott drowned and died. This happened on 23 May, 1991.

In response to demand for remixes from fans,^[1] the band released the entire sample list and a number of remixes on the album "Progeny", which at the time meant that the single and album release of the track made it the only record to chart in both UK singles and album chart at the same time.^[2]

[edit] Remixes

Progen 91 (1991)

"Move Any Mountain" (Beat Edit - by the Beatmasters) - 3:30
"Move Any Mountain" (Rude Edit - by the Goat) - 3:44
"Move Any Mountain" (Landslide Edit - by the Kid & John) - 3:48
"Move Any Mountain" (F Troop Edit - by F Troop) - 3:27
"Move Any Mountain" (Oz Edit - by Paul Oakenfold) - 3:39
"Move Any Mountain" (Bang Edit - by Bryan "Chuck" New and Evil Eddie Richards) - 3:32

Progeny (1991)

"Move Any Mountain" (Bang to the Beat of the Drum - by Bryan "Chuck" New and Evil Eddie Richards) - 5:45
"Move Any Mountain" (Beltram Dub - by Joey Beltram) - 5:30
"Move Any Mountain" (Rising High Dub - by Caspar Pound) - 7:25
"Move Any Mountain" (Alta Vista - by F Troop) - 6:16
"Move Any Mountain" (The Prelude to Paradise - by Frankie Bones) - 5:12
"Move Any Mountain" (666 Edit - by Evil Eddie Richards) - 4:49
"Move Any Mountain" (Land Of Oz - by Paul Oakenfold) - 5:44
"Move Any Mountain" (C. Mix - by Colin Angus and Mr. C) - 6:47
"Move Any Mountain" (Beat Edit - by the Beatmasters) - 3:30
"Move Any Mountain" (Rude Edit - by the Goat) - 3:44
"Move Any Mountain" (Landslide Edit - by the Kid and John) - 3:48
"Move Any Mountain" (F Troop Edit - by F Troop) - 3:27
"Move Any Mountain" (Oz Edit - by Paul Oakenfold) - 3:39
"Move Any Mountain" (Bang Edit - by Bryan "Chuck" New et Evil Eddie Richards) - 3:32

[edit] Chart

Chart (1991)^[3]	Peak position
Swedish Singles Chart	21
Swiss Singles Chart	4
UK Singles Chart	4^[4]
US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play	1

Preceded by "The Pessure Part 1" by Sounds of Blackness	Billboard Hot Dance Club Play number-one singles November 16, 1991 - November 23, 1991	Succeeded by "Emotions" by Mariah Carey

[edit] Notes and references

^ Progeny sleeve notes.
^ The Shamen discography
^ "Move Any Mountain", in Swedish and Swiss Singles Chart Lescharts.com (Retrieved February 12, 2008)
^ Roberts, David (2004). British Hit Singles & Albums, 17th edition, London: Guinness World Records. ISBN 0-85112-199-3.

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