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from the 1965 Decca album
"The Magnificent Moodies"
Denny Laine -- guitars, harmonica, vocals
Mike Pinder -- piano, organ, vocals
Clint Warwick -- bass guitar, vocals
Ray Thomas -- percussion, flutes, vocals
Graeme Edge -- drums, percussion, vocals
Comentarios
8 years ago
Mike Mangan
Blues and Gospel come together with rock & roll for the moody blues!9 years ago
dominique aubert
voila la aussi derrière ce titre je me sent obligé de faire suivre la version de "Ronnie Bird" c'est d'ailleur cette version et non l'original de "james brown" qui l'a inspiré 10 years ago
kvhamondLH
thanks for bringing this magnificent album on youtube11 years ago
dominique aubert
la version des "Moody Blues"11 years ago
Mehefinheulog1
wow, how deep. and I just thought Denny was trying to "James-Brown-it-up" a bit !!11 years ago
Jean-Daniel JOLIVALD
they reverse the "message", singing "you gotta leave your SELF" instead of you've gotta live FOR YOURSELF", pre-figuring a "Question of Balance" , in a way...11 years ago
lightlyone
Great to hear this old music, precursor to the contemporary MB's sound. Love the variety of songs. It took guts to do some of these songs. Great post!11 years ago
juha vesanen
Sorry, a little mistake! The first Moody Blues album, The Magnificent Moodies, shall be Decca MONO Lk 4711,not LP! I'm getting old, may be that was the reason...11 years ago
juha vesanen
I recommend The Magnificent Moodies album to everyone who loves good and fine music from all decades, but the original recording Decca MONO LP 4711 is hard to find, and I'm not selling each of my two copies...11 years ago
juha vesanen
This James Brown classic opens The Magnificent Moodies LP album, may be the finest british vinyl recording in the 60's, by the original Moody Blues featuring Denny Laine and Clint Warwick still there.The LP's high musical level, instrumentation, finesses in playing and vocalisationlng and the elegancy in general must be some sort of a legend. I have enjoyed this british classical rhytm'n blues album now over 46 years and still enjoying it!11 years ago
Kelli Redding
Wow. I grew up with the Days of Future Passed album and this is much different... I'll definitely buy a copy of their first album if I ever see it anywhere!11 years ago
Mehefinheulog1
and a great album in its own right I urge you to find a copy11 years ago
Mehefinheulog1
d'accord, absolutement merci11 years ago
Mehefinheulog1
.... and Denny Lane was probably the one who gave direction to this band, that we can still look back to with no small degree of affection and nostalgia11 years ago
Justin Cuzzupe
Justin Hayward and John Lodge didn't join the group until 1967 when Days of Future Past was released. Those two were the ones that controlled the direction of the Moody Blues that we know today.11 years ago
MegaAndreNo
C'est bon.Très progressif à l'époque.12 years ago
Eric Springer
wow this is different!! I am used to the later side of the Moody Blues.....still it is great to hear this song from their first album!!!Videos Relacionados
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