The Moody Blues

The Moody Blues - Days of Future Passed (1967) including :​

The Day Begins
Dawn is a Feeling
The Morning
Lunch Break
Tuesday Afternoon
Evening
Knights In White Satin

 
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mr peabody

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Moody Blues [1968] - The Best Way to Travel (live on BBC)



John Lodge - vocals, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, cello, snare drum, tambourine
Justin Hayward - vocals, guitars, sitar, harpsichord, bass, percussion, Mellotron, piano
Graeme Edge - vocals, drums, timpani, tambourine, piano, percussion, tabla, spoken vocal
Mike Pinder - vocals, Mellotron, piano, harpsichord, acoustic guitar, cello, autoharp, tambura
Ray Thomas - vocals, C flute, alto flute, soprano saxophone, oboe, French horn, tambourine
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I always have a good association with the Moody Blues because early on in my relationship, my partner liked to put this album on for making love ( also Enya and Loreena McKennitt and some weird hypnotic Native American chanting music she liked) Of course I was always in my mind thinking like " You can put anything you want baby, as long as you take everything off!"
But yeah, great music, great memories...
 
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