Moody Blues - From The Bottom Of My Heart (1965) video free download
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written by Denny Lane and Mike Pinder
1965 DECCA single
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
Comments
9 years ago
beatlesrgear
I can certainly hear a lot of Moody Blues 1967-1973 flavour in this 1965 hit. Of course, 3 of the original members are in both band line ups (Pinder, Thomas, & Edge). John Lodge was also a member from the very first day, but he had to leave to go off to school in '64. So the replacement for Clint Warwick was not a difficult one when he left the band in June of '66.9 years ago
hippie dylan
huge fan of the moodys,early and later,great track. 10 years ago
juha vesanen
Excellent single record by the original Moodies with Denny Laine in lead vocals...!10 years ago
john shears
Denny Lane's Vocals,Pure Nostalgia !12 years ago
Mehefinheulog1
@juventusalways glad you found it !13 years ago
Mehefinheulog1
you're quite right! it was the very last track on that album13 years ago
Mehefinheulog1
um, not quite sure which album that was ..?13 years ago
titusvideo
In the summer of 1965 I sailed from Montreal to Liverpool and this song was the most played on the jukebox.13 years ago
55cowpoke
Great, Denny Laine is great. Magnificient Moodies is standard om my mp3. Great memories from 65, from our family house, and street, Amsterdam West.Related Videos
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