The Moody Blues - This Is My House video free download
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Duration: 02:33
Uploaded: 2010/09/29
The Moody Blues started their chart success in 1965 with "Go Now", followed by several others, with this song getting airplay in the fall of 1966. Tho never charting on Billboard, it did made #33 on WMCA in New York, and did decently well in Cleveland, hitting #6 on WKYC. Of course, around this same time, the Moody Blues were making major personnel changes, with Justin Hayward and John Lodge joining the group.
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10 years ago
John Thomas
I remember when this song came out, and thought it was a good tune. Unfortunately for the time it was released there was so much new music (which was a good thing) that unless a new release (even from an established hit maker) made a big impact at the onset, well then it was given very little chance of succeeding. Thank you for uploading this!11 years ago
trfesok
The flip side, "Boulevard de la Madeleine", was actually intended to be the A-side and got a lot of airplay in the UK. I didn't know this side actually got US airplay. Thanks for the upload!11 years ago
Suzi Tafoya
It needs to be slowed down just a little.12 years ago
Steven Kalka
It's a pretty good song! The lyrics lend themselves to a Jewish parody, which would be: "No one ever calls, no one ever writes, my children don''t call, my lover doesn't call, .......".12 years ago
James Poulos
This should have been a hit!12 years ago
ezandycle
Great forgotten tune from the original(Denny Laine on vocals)version of the band. Never got very far in the U.S.13 years ago
Teamonger2
It was Boulevard de la Madeleine13 years ago
Clipstone Films
@IanHunedoara8 yes13 years ago
IanHunedoara8
Flip side was Rue Madeleine (?)14 years ago
monkeeman1966
@spacepatrolman lol14 years ago
spacepatrolman .
@monkeeman1966 They are still doing r&b like the dave clark 5 they didnt take LSD yet14 years ago
monkeeman1966
It's about time someone posted this great record! Good job! This got airplay in August of 1966 by WHB in KC, Missouri! WHB extra!Related Videos
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