 The closing medley starts in a country and western vein but develops into a "late 50s rock anthology," with Wood's impersonations of Elvis Presley on the "Rockin' Shoes" section and the Everly Brothers on the "She's Too Good for Me" section comparable to the vintage American pop influences Wood explored with Wizzard.The musician had previously attempted recording "She's Too Good for Me" in 1968 with Move bandmate Trevor Burton, before re-recording the song entirely himself for "Boulders".These early attempts were released on The Move's "Movements" box set in 1997 and on "Anthology 1966–1972" in 2009.