I grew up listening to this group & they are one of my favorites from the 60's-80's. Love their mix of rock with classical music. They have a sound like no other band. Their most famous song is "Nights In White Satin". But they have so many great songs such as "Go Now", "Tuesday Afternoon", "The Story In Your Eyes", "Ride My See-Saw", "I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll Band)", "Gemini Dream", "The Voice" etc. All of their music is great! Many of their records are concept albums & meant to be listened to all at once. Sadly Ray Thomas their flute player & singer passed away in 2018 & their drummer Graeme Edge passed away in 2021.
Too many times people ignore all their other songs for "Nights in White Satin" to the point where it is overplayed, just like "Stairway to Heaven" [led you-know -who] and "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" [ the late Gordon Lightfoot] as if that's the only song they ever did. It's a decades long disease called "CRCRP"....corporate radio classic rock playlists. That goes for almost every 1960's, 70's and 80's bands now bleeding into the decades that came after. It's refreshing to finally hear and see someone exposed to their other great work.
They are one of my faves as well. My late father loved them and played them all the time and that’s how came to be a fan. I’m 43 and they sure don’t make music like this anymore. This is my fav by them. But yes, they have lots of good songs. I own serval of their LPs.
They are one of my faves as well. My late father loved them and played them all the time and that’s how came to be a fan. I’m 43 and they sure don’t make music like this anymore. This is my fav by them. But yes, they have lots of good songs. I own serval of their LPs.
The Moody Blues were one of my favorite bands back in the day. This song is one of their earlier ones and has a 60's feel to me. I loved them because they were so unique and unlike most of the other bands out there. They and The Alan Parsons Project were Progressive rock bands worth diving into.
I grew up on the Moody Blues. One of my favourite bands of all time. When he says all the love you are giving is all been meant for you, what I got from it is the more love you give out the more love you will get back. It is the law of attraction. Very spiritual lyrics.
Lots of rock song writers of the era tried to be deep and meaningful with their lyrics but the Moodies were one of the best at truly doing it while keeping you rocking
I looooove that one. May be my favorite of all too. Our reasons are the same, but there's no one left to blame, for there's nowhere we need go, and the only truth we know comes so easily.
An early deep song, as are their holy seven albums, plus. Concur with Laura on "The Actor". They, like Jon Anderson, were medicinal music. If you were "tripping balls", pop on some Moodies, and all will be well. I have been there. Jon Anderson will also bring you back to homeostasis. Medicinal. A good buzz. Play all you want. It is healing, and may help heal these troubled times.
As a young boy in the early 1970s my school took us on a field trip to see the Cleveland Orchestra. I was amazed by the sounds that I heard. And then I heard Nights In White Satin on the radio and fell in love with the Moody Blues. I have always loved rock music with orchestration, and the Moody Blues were one of the best at it.
Thanks for listening to this GREAT song. From a GREAT group. The Moodies could be considered the first Prog group. They did so many things first. Hear those "strings"? That's the melotron they innovated.
One of the most unique things about the Moody Blues is that all five members wrote the songs and four of them traded lead vocals. There were so many great songs but I would start with these: Story in Your Eyes I'm just a Singer Isn't Life Strange
I saw them in concert at Portland Arena back in the early 70’s!! Awesome show. They were just beginning to use synthesizers to enhance the music and I loved every minute of it. So glad I’m a 70 yo boomer who grew up during the absolute best music had to offer was on our transistor radios every day!! 👵🏼💜☮️
Huh,I really needed this. Haven't been watching music reaction videos for a couple of weeks because I sometimes go through extended periods of depression. And when I do I can't appreciate the music in the way that it deserves. Thanks for being here when I need it. Seriously,this is a great song and glad to see you enjoyed it.
@@aprilstewart5929 Thank you April 🥰 I'm actually in a decent mood today, but I'm sure you know there's always a downside to this rollercoaster called life! I know a lot of people deal with the same feelings I do. I hope you're feeling good today yourself 😁 Thanks for showing some sympathy to a total stranger. I do appreciate it 👍
@@garyclark9618 I've been on Cymbalta for years. I don't get crushingly depressed, usually. And of course I showed sympathy; if you love this music as much as I do, you are no stranger.
One of the first progressive rock bands with so much depth of music, lyrics, and with great vocals! The whole package! Biz what you call switch ups are actually transitions of music!
The love that you've been given has all been meant for you... I always took it as validation of the listener in those oppressive times. Like a Rocking Mr Rogers.
Thanks again, Brotherman BizMatik, for playing songs that don't get played on many other channels. Sometimes when I pull up your reactions like a box of chocolates, there's always a choice of flavors to try out. It's always good. Thanks for the hard work.
Wow, you just brought out ton of memories with this one. Saw and met these guys back in Detroit in 70s, with my husband. Fantastic concert! But now that my husband has passed away, this took on a whole new life. Im going to pull the albums out and listen again today. Moody Blues were and are one of the best ever!
"Question " was a hit for them in the early 1970"s written and performed during the anti war movement of the era. The Moodies toured a lot of college venues and were exposed to the Vietnam era protests. This is a popular song and was usually performed as an encore at their concerts.
Hey Biz. There is no way to describe the significance of this band to people of my generation (I'm 72). The beautiful orchestral arrangements and the lyrical content of these songs had a profound effect on so many of us. Where many bands made you dance or feel happy, this band made you think. Always loved "Tuesday Afternoon" but there are so many great songs from this group. So glad you are discovering all this great music and it makes me happy to see you reacting to it so positively. Peace.
When I first came out of snow storm to start dorm life at WSU, my whole floor was into The Moody Blues. Which was great! However, they are "Moody " I found I needed to balance them out with some Zeppelin or Sly and the Family Stone. After which, I was ready for more!
I saw The Moody Blues in concert in '86 or '87. Their main hits from that era were "The Voice" and "Your Wildest Dreams", both of which I sing karaoke to occasionally. My favorite older MB's song is probably, "The Story In Your Eyes", which I have also sang. All three are great tunes and they sounded great in concert.
I am a big Moody Blues' fan. Also saw them live. Here are my recommendations for you to react to: New Horizons, The Story In Your Eyes, Tuesday Afternoon, Melancholy Man, Ride My Seesaw, Watching And Waiting and It's Up To You. I also recommend a song the lead singer of ther Moody Blues, Justin Hayward, recorded on his own, called: Forever Autumn. I think you will love all of these songs.
This was a huge hit on the radio in the spring of 1970. During their classic first 7 albums, I believe only Nights in White Satin, Tuesday Afternoon, and Question were released in the US as singles. That leaves at least 3 entire brilliant albums that only succeeded by word-of-mouth among mostly college students or college radio.
When I met my husband, all we had in common was the The Moody Blues was our favorite band, must have been enough, we are still together 43 years later- love all genres of 🎵 Moody Blues, still my favorite band- some albums-Question Of Balance-Threshold Of A Dream- Seventh Sojourn-In Search Of The Lost Chord- and there's more....haha! Any song from and of the above albums ❤️. So good to hear a young person getting into The Moody Blues- They have kind of a small, but die hard following, always been that way....
Awesome reaction video, Justin Haywards voice has such an emotional impact, I grew up listening to him in my childhood and now in my twilight Subscribed.
Number five in that seven album run of classic progressive albums. The Moodies have lots of hidden gems that weren't hits but are great songs. Recommendation: "The Word/OM" from their In Search of the Lost Chord album. It has a very Indian vibe.
This song is a popular moody blues song....my dad said it was written about the vietnam war. Cant remember exactly what he said but i grew up listening to this band aswell as others like pink floyd ect. Im now 47...USA have some great bands but the UK has produced the most amazing music/bands...unreal
Knights in White Satin got to only No. 103 in American when it was released in 1968, but when it was re-released in 1971, it was No. 1 for two weeks in a row.
One of the greatest strengths of Hip Hop is how they use language to talk about the needs of todays life. However, they did not invent this idea. Many groups from the 60's and 70's did this regularly. The Moody Blues were one of the best at this. The problem with the Moody Blues is EVERY album is a theme album. In other words, each song is part of a larger tapestry. If you want to see this on this song, listen to the ending song of the album, "Answer".
Most of their music is like Pink Floyd style. Start at the first song on their albums, and they tie-in to each other till the last song. ALWAYS PICK THE LONG VERSION. A lot of their music was chopped up for radio play.
Days of Future Passed may be the only album I have saved on Spotify in its entirety, but A Question of Balance (which this kicks off) is the one I come back to the most. "The Balance" answers the question nicely. "Dawning Is the Day" is easily one of my favorites. Next, though, should be: "Procession" and "The Story in Your Eyes" AS A PAIR (this is crucial - a lot of their stuff is designed to flow into each other during album play. Also, if you include Procession, then you can follow up with "One More Time To Live" and get a lot more out of it.) "I'm Just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band," for an absolute banger "Talking Out of Turn," for something in the same vein as "Your Wildest Dreams"
I've seen them more than any other band in concert. The first time in Honolulu, 1973, for $2.50 at the HIC Arena! What a transformational experience for me! My next Moody Blues suggestion- a Ray Thomas' song, 'Legend of a Mind', a song about Timothy Leary and his LSD tripping.
Nights written '69.....aired '71. Most identifiable, yesh, but each album has EQUALLY potent messages. Try Tuesday Afternoon, Ride My Seasaw, Story in your Eyes,,,,,In your wildest Dreams was rheir final "single", 1980. So much candy from JustinHayward, ead vox and lead guitar. Thanks, Cuz Steve
Such an amazing song. It's only grown more profound as I've gotten older. This can bring the water to my eyes
I grew up listening to this group & they are one of my favorites from the 60's-80's. Love their mix of rock with classical music. They have a sound like no other band. Their most famous song is "Nights In White Satin". But they have so many great songs such as "Go Now", "Tuesday Afternoon", "The Story In Your Eyes", "Ride My See-Saw", "I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll Band)", "Gemini Dream", "The Voice" etc. All of their music is great! Many of their records are concept albums & meant to be listened to all at once. Sadly Ray Thomas their flute player & singer passed away in 2018 & their drummer Graeme Edge passed away in 2021.
Too many times people ignore all their other songs for "Nights in White Satin" to the point where it is overplayed, just like "Stairway to Heaven" [led you-know -who] and "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" [ the late Gordon Lightfoot] as if that's the only song they ever did. It's a decades long disease called "CRCRP"....corporate radio classic rock playlists. That goes for almost every 1960's, 70's and 80's bands now bleeding into the decades that came after. It's refreshing to finally hear and see someone exposed to their other great work.
@@thomastimlin1724 yes, I agree, A band can have twenty great songs, but the Classic rock stations only play two or three of their hits. 😤😡
They are one of my faves as well. My late father loved them and played them all the time and that’s how came to be a fan. I’m 43 and they sure don’t make music like this anymore. This is my fav by them. But yes, they have lots of good songs. I own serval of their LPs.
They are one of my faves as well. My late father loved them and played them all the time and that’s how came to be a fan. I’m 43 and they sure don’t make music like this anymore. This is my fav by them. But yes, they have lots of good songs. I own serval of their LPs.
I've listened to the Moody Blues for over 50 years and they are still listenable... one of my all time favorites...
Moody Blues definitely were a great band and I’m so glad that I was able to see them in concert; this is one of my favorites; this song is epic
The Moody Blues were one of my favorite bands back in the day. This song is one of their earlier ones and has a 60's feel to me. I loved them because they were so unique and unlike most of the other bands out there. They and The Alan Parsons Project were Progressive rock bands worth diving into.
This song came out in the late 60’s.
@@reneezie "Question" was first released as a single in April 1970, but close enough lol
Don't forget Emerson, Lake and Palmer. BTW....did you know KIWS was written by Justin when he was 17??
And naturally, Pink Floyd.
I grew up on the Moody Blues. One of my favourite bands of all time.
When he says all the love you are giving is all been meant for you, what I got from it is the more love you give out the more love you will get back. It is the law of attraction. Very spiritual lyrics.
Which is also what he said. It's true.
I think he's saying the opposite: the lover is selfish, and only gives so she can receive.
More Moody Blues suggestions:
The Story in Your Eyes
Gypsy
Eternity Road
Out and In
Are You Sitting Comfortably
The Actor
I'm Just a Singer
As I've gotten older, I have really developed an appreciation for this group and their contributions to the music world. They have been a class act.
This song is, to me, very spiritual. Thank you for reacting to this song ❤️
'The Balance' is the closure to Question, and is just as spiritual, but overlooked.
Since I was 17 The Moody Blues have been the soundtrack of my life !
Lots of rock song writers of the era tried to be deep and meaningful with their lyrics but the Moodies were one of the best at truly doing it while keeping you rocking
Love this song so much, ever since I was really little!!.
Masterpiece!!!.
God bless The Moody Blues ❤️ 💙 💜.
The Moody's are a soul group in the deepest sense of the word! Ty brother for this...
Love this song. Moody Blues make beautiful music. Formed in 1964 and still touring. Rock on
boys 🤩✌
"The Actor" from In Search of The Lost Chord is my favorite song from them, although it's hard to choose from all the beautiful music they've created.
I looooove that one. May be my favorite of all too. Our reasons are the same, but there's no one left to blame, for there's nowhere we need go, and the only truth we know comes so easily.
"The Actor" is my favorite too, Laura.
Brings tears to my eyes every time 😢❤
"Night's in white Satin "is one of my favourite songs 🎵, but this is beautiful
The love we give is the love we get back. ❤️. Just like the love you give to your listeners ☺️.
The Moody Blues are complex, but the message is simple and hits home.
An early deep song, as are their holy seven albums, plus. Concur with Laura on "The Actor". They, like Jon Anderson, were medicinal music. If you were "tripping balls", pop on some Moodies, and all will be well. I have been there. Jon Anderson will also bring you back to homeostasis. Medicinal. A good buzz. Play all you want. It is healing, and may help heal these troubled times.
Can not second Jon more...just can't form the words right. A blessing of an artist and human. ❤
love the Moody Blues. they are beautiful shit. peace and love from Canada.
Songs like this can change a young person's life. It did mine...
Mark I Concur, 100% it changed my (music) life as a 10year old in 1970!!!
In the Beginning/Lovely to See you Again from the album On the Threshold of a Dream ....essential listening
No band sounds like the Moodys. I've been listening to them over 50 years. And I got to see them twice. I never tire of their music. Classic!
The Voice is a great song by The Moody Blues.
As a young boy in the early 1970s my school took us on a field trip to see the Cleveland Orchestra. I was amazed by the sounds that I heard. And then I heard Nights In White Satin on the radio and fell in love with the Moody Blues. I have always loved rock music with orchestration, and the Moody Blues were one of the best at it.
Thanks for listening to this GREAT song. From a GREAT group. The Moodies could be considered the first Prog group. They did so many things first. Hear those "strings"? That's the melotron they innovated.
One of the most unique things about the Moody Blues is that all five members wrote the songs and four of them traded lead vocals. There were so many great songs but I would start with these:
Story in Your Eyes
I'm just a Singer
Isn't Life Strange
I saw them in concert at Portland Arena back in the early 70’s!! Awesome show. They were just beginning to use synthesizers to enhance the music and I loved every minute of it. So glad I’m a 70 yo boomer who grew up during the absolute best music had to offer was on our transistor radios every day!! 👵🏼💜☮️
Huh,I really needed this. Haven't been watching music reaction videos for a couple of weeks because I sometimes go through extended periods of depression. And when I do I can't appreciate the music in the way that it deserves. Thanks for being here when I need it. Seriously,this is a great song and glad to see you enjoyed it.
Sending a hug. I know how this feels. It's really bad.
@@aprilstewart5929 Thank you April 🥰 I'm actually in a decent mood today, but I'm sure you know there's always a downside to this rollercoaster called life! I know a lot of people deal with the same feelings I do. I hope you're feeling good today yourself 😁 Thanks for showing some sympathy to a total stranger. I do appreciate it 👍
@@garyclark9618 I've been on Cymbalta for years. I don't get crushingly depressed, usually. And of course I showed sympathy; if you love this music as much as I do, you are no stranger.
One of the first progressive rock bands with so much depth of music, lyrics, and with great vocals! The whole package! Biz what you call switch ups are actually transitions of music!
Justin got into the habit of melding two songs into one. Tuesday Afternoon is a great example.
The love that you've been given has all been meant for you... I always took it as validation of the listener in those oppressive times. Like a Rocking Mr Rogers.
Moody Blues are part of my life’s playlist. 😎☮️❤️
A musical masterpiece, a real classic! 🎶🎶🎶
Thanks again, Brotherman BizMatik, for playing songs that don't get played on many other channels. Sometimes when I pull up your
reactions like a box of chocolates, there's always a choice of flavors to try out. It's always good. Thanks for the hard work.
THIS is a collection NEEDED to enjoy. Many, Many tunes
This song and and The Story In Your Eyes are my favorite Moody Blues songs. I guarantee you will highly enjoy The Story in Your Eyes.
You gotta check out their song - Tuesday Afternoon
They're all popular to us, Moody Blues fans. "Just a Singer in a Rock n Roll Band" is one.🎸
Wow, you just brought out ton of memories with this one. Saw and met these guys back in Detroit in 70s, with my husband. Fantastic concert! But now that my husband has passed away, this took on a whole new life. Im going to pull the albums out and listen again today. Moody Blues were and are one of the best ever!
Incredible song. Tuesday Afternoon is another amazing one
Was lucky enough to see the moodys here in Toronto in 1994 with a 55 piece orchestra amazing show
Dang and a half, thank you for picking this one! PS, my arm always wants to fall off just listening to that guitar. Nope, no can do.
I always loved this song and found it underappreciated.
"Question " was a hit for them in the early 1970"s written and performed during the anti war movement of the era. The Moodies toured a lot of college venues and were exposed to the Vietnam era protests. This is a popular song and was usually performed as an encore at their concerts.
A MUST HEAR Classic,, The Undisputed Truth "Smiling Faces Sometimes"
The live version from Royal Albert Hall is fantastic.
This knocked me off my feet when it first came out when I was 13. It just get's better and better with age.
Great band and a great reaction. Thanks.
Justin Hayward - forever autumn,
Oh, this is a good one here!
Moody Blues Tuesday Afternoon
Hey Biz. There is no way to describe the significance of this band to people of my generation (I'm 72). The beautiful orchestral arrangements and the lyrical content of these songs had a profound effect on so many of us. Where many bands made you dance or feel happy, this band made you think. Always loved "Tuesday Afternoon" but there are so many great songs from this group. So glad you are discovering all this great music and it makes me happy to see you reacting to it so positively. Peace.
When I first came out of snow storm to start dorm life at WSU, my whole floor was into The Moody Blues. Which was great! However, they are "Moody " I found I needed to balance them out with some Zeppelin or Sly and the Family Stone. After which, I was ready for more!
LEAD SINGER IS STILL IN MUSIC 🎸TRUE TALENT ✌️PASS IT ON
next you have to do it's mate-The Balance. they were the first (question) and last (the balance) songs on the album.
💙 This was popular with me! Love this song💙
Great tune Biz! Thanks
I saw The Moody Blues in concert in '86 or '87. Their main hits from that era were "The Voice" and "Your Wildest Dreams", both of which I sing karaoke to occasionally. My favorite older MB's song is probably, "The Story In Your Eyes", which I have also sang. All three are great tunes and they sounded great in concert.
Saw them in March of '70 when this album came out.
For My Lady.
I haven't heard this in FOREVER! KICKS ASS
I am a big Moody Blues' fan. Also saw them live. Here are my recommendations for you to react to: New Horizons, The Story In Your Eyes, Tuesday Afternoon, Melancholy Man, Ride My Seesaw, Watching And Waiting and It's Up To You. I also recommend a song the lead singer of ther Moody Blues, Justin Hayward, recorded on his own, called: Forever Autumn. I think you will love all of these songs.
They were so ahead of their time
This was a huge hit on the radio in the spring of 1970. During their classic first 7 albums, I believe only Nights in White Satin, Tuesday Afternoon, and Question were released in the US as singles. That leaves at least 3 entire brilliant albums that only succeeded by word-of-mouth among mostly college students or college radio.
Your analysis of a song I’ve known for forever has made me stop and think. Thank you for that!
Biz be feeling this one…. 🔥🔥🔥🔥 great reaction ❤️🎸
FYYYYYYRRRRRRRR!!! 😊
When I met my husband, all we had in common was the The Moody Blues was our favorite band, must have been enough, we are still together 43 years later- love all genres of 🎵 Moody Blues, still my favorite band- some albums-Question Of Balance-Threshold Of A Dream- Seventh Sojourn-In Search Of The Lost Chord- and there's more....haha! Any song from and of the above albums ❤️. So good to hear a young person getting into The Moody Blues- They have kind of a small, but die hard following, always been that way....
Always been a tear jerker here.
OKAY SO HERES SOME BIZ 😊: TUESDAY AFTERNOON, THE STORY IN YOUR EYES, I'M JUST A SINGER, YOUR WILDEST DREAMS 😊 THERE YA GO!
This is one of my favourite bands
I remember Biz you are a sucka for great vocals and acoustics!! These guys had that man. Good stuff.
Awesome reaction video, Justin Haywards voice has such an emotional impact, I grew up listening to him in my childhood and now in my twilight
Subscribed.
Thank you
Number five in that seven album run of classic progressive albums. The Moodies have lots of hidden gems that weren't hits but are great songs. Recommendation: "The Word/OM" from their In Search of the Lost Chord album. It has a very Indian vibe.
Story in your eyes my favorite. Singer in a rock n roll band also on point for today!
Good review, thank you.
They have a hundred songs with deep spiritual meanings. "Hedlok"
Saw them live twice. One of the few bands who perform and sound as well live as in the studio.
So did Yes. Note for note.
Everyone of their greatest hits are awesome. Play more MBs please and it's cool to see you digging their deep music .
New sub. Nothing but empathy and intelligence and passion and pure-chill so far❤...
Have you done Melancholy Man? It's another of the deep introspective deep cuts worth a listen.
Use to see them in Los Angeles just bout every year (late sixties on )with full symphony orchestra
Phenomenal
Seen them a couple of times, the best was the Moody Blues and Chicago tour, what lyrical and musical sound came off the stage 😎
'The Balance' is the closure to Question, and is just as spiritual, but overlooked.
Moody's were more of an Album band rather than songs.
This song is a popular moody blues song....my dad said it was written about the vietnam war. Cant remember exactly what he said but i grew up listening to this band aswell as others like pink floyd ect. Im now 47...USA have some great bands but the UK has produced the most amazing music/bands...unreal
He's trying to talk to God, but sees the world doesn't change.
Knights in White Satin got to only No. 103 in American when it was released in 1968, but when it was re-released in 1971, it was No. 1 for two weeks in a row.
Nights in White Satin
One of the greatest strengths of Hip Hop is how they use language to talk about the needs of todays life. However, they did not invent this idea. Many groups from the 60's and 70's did this regularly. The Moody Blues were one of the best at this. The problem with the Moody Blues is EVERY album is a theme album. In other words, each song is part of a larger tapestry. If you want to see this on this song, listen to the ending song of the album, "Answer".
Great reaction! There are a couple of different versions of this song. IMO the one you just listened to is superior to the other. Have a great day!
I saw them live at Saratoga springs.
Most of their music is like Pink Floyd style. Start at the first song on their albums, and they tie-in to each other till the last song.
ALWAYS PICK THE LONG VERSION. A lot of their music was chopped up for radio play.
Biz when you can check out "New Horizons" by the Moody Blues i suspect you will appreciate its such a beautiful song
One of the best!
Days of Future Passed may be the only album I have saved on Spotify in its entirety, but A Question of Balance (which this kicks off) is the one I come back to the most. "The Balance" answers the question nicely. "Dawning Is the Day" is easily one of my favorites.
Next, though, should be:
"Procession" and "The Story in Your Eyes" AS A PAIR (this is crucial - a lot of their stuff is designed to flow into each other during album play. Also, if you include Procession, then you can follow up with "One More Time To Live" and get a lot more out of it.)
"I'm Just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band," for an absolute banger
"Talking Out of Turn," for something in the same vein as "Your Wildest Dreams"
I was lucky. I got to know this music well back in the day when I was....probably your age.
My favorite work out song in high school 😁
The first Moody song I heard was "Go now"very good song, check it out, maybe their first hit, early Moody Blues 😎👍
I've seen them more than any other band in concert. The first time in Honolulu, 1973, for $2.50 at the HIC Arena! What a transformational experience for me! My next Moody Blues suggestion- a Ray Thomas' song, 'Legend of a Mind', a song about Timothy Leary and his LSD tripping.
And 'Isn't Life Strange'.
Nights written '69.....aired '71. Most identifiable, yesh, but each album has EQUALLY potent messages. Try Tuesday Afternoon, Ride My Seasaw, Story in your Eyes,,,,,In your wildest Dreams was rheir final "single", 1980. So much candy from JustinHayward, ead vox and lead guitar. Thanks, Cuz Steve