I've Seen All Good People

The song is a suite of two tunes, "Your Move" and "All Good People". Anderson wanted it to start quietly and grow into a large church organ sound before the driving rock of the second part. The opening has Anderson, Squire and Howe singing the first lines twice a cappella, then Howe plays a Spanish laud, recorders join in the third verse and a Hammond organ follows. The band had trouble recording "Your Move", so they made a tape loop of bass and drums and Howe overdubbed the laud on top. Colin Goldring of Gnidrolog played the recorder.

The lyrics use chess as a metaphor for relationships. "Send an instant karma to me" alludes to John Lennon's "Instant Karma!", and the backing vocalists sing the chorus of "Give Peace a Chance" under the end of "Your Move". "Your Move" was released as a single in 1971 and reached number 40 in the United States. The song appears in the film Almost Famous.