The Moody Blues - Go Now - "Top Of The Pops" Show (1964) скачать видео бесплатно

beatlesmusica

love this fucking song ever!

bacsi19461

loved this song. 64 or 65 as I recall.

altfactor

This was more of a mainstream pop/rock (for the time) sound, and not the symphonic-influenced sound the Moody Blues would have in later years.

altfactor

For some reason, some clips of "Top Of The Pops" do exist from 1964 to 1967, but not full shows.My guess is that the BBC made kinescope recordings for the musical guests, who got only their segments, which might be why no full shows exist prior to December of 1967, but some individual segments do.

alan rabjohns

go now by the moody blues is a classic song that was in the charts in jan 1965 when i was a school starter and was a song i used to whistle in class! also remarkable Denny Laine in suit & tie , and short hair!

Claudette Preisinger

"Go Now" - the song that started it all for the Moody Blues! Thanks for posting :)

Erik Carmel

The 60´s the unbeatable era of the music's explosion in the best possible sense !

jan smiths

justin hayward IS THE MOODY BLUES.

mandy batchelor

omg the year i was born lol i remember this playing 

freddy nicholson

Still like yesterday great.

Ron Keast

It was 50 years ago today, February 20th 1965 that the Moodies first hit the American charts with this song, "Go Now" One of my all time favorite bands from Britain. RockinRonny

Stephen France

High on the UK music charts fifty years ago this week.Terrible lip sinc but good sound.. 

David Clixby

Enjoyed this but I gotta go now.

vinicio6163

Están seguros son los Moody Blues?? y después renovaron toda la formación, pues no se parecen en nada ni tampoco el estilo..........

Eric Neilson

50 years before its time

Martin Macdonald

Is that vampire Christopher Lee on guitar?

La Caverna

Título: Go NowInterprete: The Moody Blues (UK)Año: 1964

Ad van Tuil

So much advanced than the Beatles, in 1964 this was music ! All thing the Beatles could do is making coronation street music

Atomic Lobotomy

Saw them perform this at the Marquee Club in Soho in 1964 or 1965 -- was anyone there that night? -- Mick Jagger, taking in the competition, standing at the back of room (very small space at the time). If anybody remembers the dates of their performance at the Marquee would be grateful.

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