The moody blues

The Moody Blues - Good gracious, Justin and those sexy long legs of his! ;)

Fifty years have passed since the Moody Blues iconic album Days of Future Passed rocked the world and Ray Thomas left his incredible flautist mark on what

In the first of a two-part 2017 interview with late Moody Blues drummer Graeme Edge, he discussed the ‘Days Of Future Passed’ 50th anniversary and more.

1967 (David Anstey cover art).

The Moody Blues - Justin Hayward & John Lodge

In 1964, an early Moody Blues gave us the single "Go Now" , but little more of note happened except personnel changes (Denny Laine among others left and Justin Hayward and John Lodge joined) until...

Initially released in November 1967, The Moody Blues' groundbreaking "Days of Future Passed" concept album blended rock music with classical instrumentation.

Who The Moody Blues were — or who they became — made the band one of music's most imaginative ensembles. John Lodge looks back on the album that changed it all.

The Moody Blues - Days Of Future Passed SACD For me this is where it all really started.....the dawn of progressive rock ! With a full mix of orchestra and the soft rock sounds of the Moody Blues, this album has been an album of a lifetime for me. I have owned this album umpteen times over the years.....vinyl...then CDs and then SACD. On this album the Moody Blues first introduced us to the wild combination of the orchestra and the illustrious mellotron....and stringed keyboard instrument…

The Moody Blues’ ‘Nights In White Satin’ was released on November 10, 1967, and at first, its UK chart presence was precisely nil.