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JUSTIN HAYWARD & JOHN LODGE "Who Are You Now" music video (w/lyrics & filmed imagery.)
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- Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2022
- A newly created (2022) music video for Justin Hayward & John Lodge's "Who Are You Now", from their classic 1975 duo album "Blue Jays".
Video concept & editing by
Visualize Prog, 2022
Stock footage courtesy of Pexels and their creators Tima Miroshnichenko, Roman Odintsov, Kampus Production, Fernando Micarelli, Colin Jones, Matthias Groeneveld & Adam Fackelman
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Justin and John are such great singers and written so many classic songs as solos and with the Moody Blues!
This Song speaks of my life ! I play it on my guitar and sing it as I have lived my life with this Music and have found Times of Peace beyond understanding ! My Candle of Life if you would !😊
My Jill passed on 11/1 22 my first and only love. Watching and Waiting For My Lady.
If you haven't heard the entire Blue Jays album, you NEED to...It is excellent!
Agreed. An awesome album that's right up there with The Moody Blues work IMO. I had actually planned to do a video for "Nights Winters Years", but after listening to the album a few times I got this idea for "Who Are You Now" instead. I still hope to do "Nights Winters Years" at some point. Very fond of Lodge's "Maybe" as well.
@@visualizeprog2874 I love the orchestration at the end of Nights Winters Years!
What a perfectly, absolutely, beautiful song they composed together. They made the Moody Blues!!
Indeed. Justin & John changed the whole sound and direction of the band and helped give us 50-ish years of incredible, creative music.
Well, Ray, Mike and Gray all had their contributions too.
@@jimuren2388 Absolutely
I'm nearly 70 and loved this album.Good memories and thanks for the beautiful video.Well done.Love from Australia.
Justin still sings this and many more heart tearers at his live solo concerts, I was at one of them...last autumn, he was amazing 💕and I love him even more now then I did when he was one of the best lookers around in those days...he's perfection for me and I was glued to the seat at his concert last year for a number of reasons it was a magical trip for me and I was sat on the front row...Our eyes met so many times whilst he was singing these beautiful romantic songs, it just made me tingle Oh my gosh what an experience. Im still feeling the effects of it now. 😍🎶🎶🎶 Love the pictorial visuals with the words of this song.
Very nice all the way around.❣
That was beautifully done. In 1975, I was ecstatic when the Blue Jays album was released. I must have played it dozens and dozens and dozens of times that year!! ❤️
Thanks for putting this together!
Thanks so much. I didn't discover the Moody Blues until 1981, but I remember as I began collecting their albums I soon came across "Blue Jays" and it had a big impact on me and still does. I had planned to do a video for "Nights, Winters, Years" but this one came together first.
My only regret for the Blue Jays Album...was that there wasn't a second or third album...
@@festeradams3972 Same here. I always hoped there would be a follow-up album.
The feeling of romantic love spreads its wings throughout the song …somewhere there is a love for everyone..we just need to look inside ourselves to feel it …then the Other will as well. Beautifully produced my friend..the visuals are a delight ✨💎✨🙏🏼♥️💕
Thanks, Christine. This song has always had sort of a calming, contemplative effect on me and has a story to tell. Glad you enjoyed it.
First time I'd ever heard this song. Thank you!
Didn't Justin, some 5 or 10 years ago, acknowledge a child out of wedlock in his distant past (I think a son)? Probably a lot of personal drama wrapped up in this song. Lovely and loving.
I've heard & read speculation about this from fans for a few decades. Whether there is any truth to any of it I have no idea. If Justin said this publically I never read it - though I may have just missed something. The "Your Wildest Dreams"/"I Know You're Out There" storylines (and I think you can add "Haunted", too) also stirred up a lot of talk about the lost love theme that keeps recurring in his songs "Who Are You Now" is the only one to make mention of "children" (plural). There is an article from the Vulture website that said this: "Hayward, who wrote “Your Wildest Dreams” and still has a fabulous head of hair, recently told Vulture he was inspired by the “common experience” of romantic curiosities and what-ifs that often haunt people as they grow older. However, in the aftermath of the song’s release, it ended up spurring a personal journey for Hayward that he would advise “anybody else against doing.”.
@@visualizeprog2874 i think he has a son he spoke about it in a newspaper article around 1979
Bought this LP as soon as it came out, been in Love ever since! 🌹
Beautifully done , both song and video. Thank you for sharing.
This is brilliant. A nice touch to a song that takes me back to a time long, long ago.
Love the lyrics Justin's voice and video content❣️
Thanks for the kind words! There's some other Moody Blues & related videos here on this channel, and more will be coming in the future. I eventually want to do "Nights, Winters, Years" from Blue Jays as well.