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"Move Your Body" is a 1986 house music song by American musician Marshall Jefferson. Despite negative reception from his co-workers and Trax owner Larry Sherman, Jefferson's track "Move Your Body" became popular with patrons of Chicago dance music clubs in 1985 from cassette tapes, leading to the tracks eventual release in June 1986. "Move Your Body" opens with a piano chord and is among the earliest house music tracks to feature piano. From contemporary reviews, Michael Freedberg of The Boston Phoenix referred to the song as among the three best house music songs. In DJ Mag's 100th issue in October 1993, the track was listed on their top five tracks by DJ Pierre and Kevin Saunderson. DJ Pierre would list the song as being among his choice of "classic cuts" in 1995, saying, "This is the ultimate party song, the most powerful I've ever heard. You and your friends will want to jump up and down and sing all the words. It's got the most dominant house piano chord progression in house today; everybody has stolen those chords. That chord progression is essential in house/garage music." In 2011, The Guardian featured it in their "A History of Modern Music: Dance". In 2014, Rolling Stone included it in their "20 Best Chicago House Records" list, adding, "This track's claim to fame is the first use of piano on a house record — and its barnstormer melody on the keys would be imitated for decades". In 2015, LA Weekly ranked it number 10 in their list of "The 20 Best Dance Music Tracks in History". In 2020, NME ranked it among "The 20 Best House Music Songs... Ever!". In 2021, Rolling Stone ranked "Move Your Body" number 335 in their list of "The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time". And in 2022, the magazine ranked it number eight in their "200 Greatest Dance Songs of All Time". In 2025, Billboard ranked it number 58 in their list of "The 100 Best Dance Songs of All Time".