I feel so fortunate that I was able to see the Moody Blues so many times: the original 5 person group, then the 4 person group, then the 3 of them remaining in the last years. They were truly a unique and absolutely wonderful group.
The finest band ever to grace the stage. I’m so glad to have been born when I was so I could have had their music and so many wonderful concerts in my life. I must say, I love their clothes in this video, as well!
Brilliant song my all time favourite from the Magnificent Moodies, Justin Hayward, John Lodge, Mike Pinder, the late Graeme Edge and the late Ray Thomas. Justin & John still touring solo all these years later and selling out venue after venue fantastic
Love this video and the singer! In the sixties we listened to records and AM radio. There were very few videos for us to place a person with the voice. Living in the US, this was especially true for British rock groups. Thanks for sharing the video!
Followed by the Moodies backing Tom Jones on the Jerry Lee Lewis (RIP) number "It's a Hang Up, Baby". The Moodies opened for Jones in France during a tour in 1967. They both shared the same manager, Colin Berlin.
Yeh, kudos to Tom, he championed a lot of rock bands in the late 60’s including CSNY and Janis Joplin. I believe he was instrumental in getting the Moodies some of their early gigs with the new line up with Justin and John.
@@dougreed2257 I didn't say he dropped acid. However, you will not convince me that he didn't smoke pot with the other members of the band. And that's a good thing. I had several friends in those days who smoked, but they would not take any pills. Btw, hashish is just a concentrated form of cannabis. I doubt that it's any more potent that a lot of the weed being sold in the dispensaries nowadays.
I had been looking for this clip for ages as I remembered it well. The only time that I saw the Moodies in motion. But what happened to the sound? Is it my computer? The image looks corrupt, too.
The source footage was heavily watermarked, this is as good as I can make it look. Hopefully some day the original clean video will get a release, but until then....
Whilst not as bad as the large time-coded version of this footage on YT, for this the Revolver TV watermark & subtitles were removed see ruclips.net/video/8Fwg7HEmv4s/видео.html The footage was also mirrored (as was left-right switched) and denoised & upscaled. The watermark remover is pretty good I think, in matching the content rather than just blurring, as most do.
What made The early Moody Blues so unique is that they were 'multi-dimensional' artists, taking from diverse musical forms being soft & quiet, loud & heavy, (from classical to folk to hard rock psychedelia). That is because all five members were very talented and contributed to every song and every record album.
They are Rock Royalty!!!! The Moody Blues are the best band, ever!!!!!!! 💙💙💙💙💙....
The Moody Blues are the Rock Royalty of our generation
I feel so fortunate that I was able to see the Moody Blues so many times: the original 5 person group, then the 4 person group, then the 3 of them remaining in the last years. They were truly a unique and absolutely wonderful group.
Now its just two, Justin and John.. Also known as the "Blue Jays".
One of the best bands ever formed in the world of music.
Timeless music from a timeless band. We miss you Mr. Pinder.
The finest band ever to grace the stage. I’m so glad to have been born when I was so I could have had their music and so many wonderful concerts in my life. I must say, I love their clothes in this video, as well!
Absolutely!
Brilliant song my all time favourite from the Magnificent Moodies, Justin Hayward, John Lodge, Mike Pinder, the late Graeme Edge and the late Ray Thomas.
Justin & John still touring solo all these years later and selling out venue after venue fantastic
An all time favorite, wow what a gem
Justin was a very beautiful man!!
With a beautiful voice too 🩷
Wow! Good old days with excellent music!
segue from psychedelic to Prince Valiant to space opera and back again , very Moody Blues , who else does that ?
Love this video and the singer! In the sixties we listened to records and AM radio. There were very few videos for us to place a person with the voice. Living in the US, this was especially true for British rock groups. Thanks for sharing the video!
Followed by the Moodies backing Tom Jones on the Jerry Lee Lewis (RIP) number "It's a Hang Up, Baby". The Moodies opened for Jones in France during a tour in 1967. They both shared the same manager, Colin Berlin.
Yeh, kudos to Tom, he championed a lot of rock bands in the late 60’s including CSNY and Janis Joplin. I believe he was instrumental in getting the Moodies some of their early gigs with the new line up with Justin and John.
Definitely early Moodies...only the beginning!!!!! Still here after all these years!!
Brilliant, beautifull❤
So beautiful...omg...love them!💖
Thank you Tony for displaying this for all of us, to see and hear this wonderful song from this wonderful group🙏💖
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it as much as I did
Brilliant.....how wonderful to see them all together again......
Great video lovely song so strong and timeless sixti sound
ONLY JUSTIN & JOHN LEFT NOW 😢😢😢
I don’t know if you can really call their music one of the best from that era but I’m quite sure no one else have produced music like theirs !
Tom Jones really screwed this up with the stage dummies getting more camera time than the Moodies.
Love seeing this clip of theMoodies with Tom Jones ❤
Love this song
Very cool. New to me.
Great trippin' tune! Btw, John Lodge's eyes looks as though he just smoked some serious hash.
John never touched it, or LSD!!
@@dougreed2257 I didn't say he dropped acid. However, you will not convince me that he didn't smoke pot with the other members of the band. And that's a good thing. I had several friends in those days who smoked, but they would not take any pills. Btw, hashish is just a concentrated form of cannabis. I doubt that it's any more potent that a lot of the weed being sold in the dispensaries nowadays.
I heard John was a big pot smoker during the Bluejays 1975 time.
clumsily edited . the whole , special work is deep and timeless .
The album version sounds like a full on rod with timbrs on top hitting the floor tom Jones got good taste
Alem das outras bandas .geniais músicos .
❤❤❤ omg amo
Peccato per l' imfima qualità sonora di questo video,non rende giustizia allo stupendo brano dei MOODY BLUES!!!!!!!
I had been looking for this clip for ages as I remembered it well. The only time that I saw the Moodies in motion. But what happened to the sound? Is it my computer? The image looks corrupt, too.
The source footage was heavily watermarked, this is as good as I can make it look. Hopefully some day the original clean video will get a release, but until then....
Where did the decades go?
i ask that my self seems just like yesterday...
They are in our minds. I replay them a lot.
Queen Guinevere looks a lot like a young Julie Andrews.
What IS that at the bottom of the screen?
What year was this?
What's being blurred out at the bottom of the screen? It's ruining the video
Whilst not as bad as the large time-coded version of this footage on YT, for this the Revolver TV watermark & subtitles were removed see ruclips.net/video/8Fwg7HEmv4s/видео.html
The footage was also mirrored (as was left-right switched) and denoised & upscaled. The watermark remover is pretty good I think, in matching the content rather than just blurring, as most do.
@@TonyBrown-MoodyBlues It wasn't left-right switched since everyone playing their instruments is doing so on their correct side.
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Sound and image is distorted.
Is that a young Timothy Dalton as King Arthur?
Video is not working.
Dull uninspiring song to bring to a prime time US TV appearance. Love the Moodies.
Fits well with the album they created with that song on it. Not a dull song at all.
@@TheFergyme my opinion...
What made The early Moody Blues so unique is that they were 'multi-dimensional' artists, taking from diverse musical forms being soft & quiet, loud & heavy, (from classical to folk to hard rock psychedelia). That is because all five members were very talented and contributed to every song and every record album.
That’s a big insult to real Moodies fans and the group!Especially Ray RIP!You say you love the Moodies?Strange Times that’s for sure!✌🏼🏃♀️🏃🏻
Milking cows and squirting cats in the face……lovely times on earth
Contrast this beautiful music with Rap, which is garbage
My twin brother was asked as I was , .
Too bad the sound was 😢
Ma cos'è ???????
Their music was good but I couldn't hear it clearly.
@@patriciaelg1464 appunto !
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