''Traitorous Lawyers always drowning in their webs that they've spun. Only a matter of time until they'll have no place left to run.'' ~Moody Blues Fan
I got to see The Moody Blues on the 78 tour. My eyes were fixed on The Moody Blues, Graeme Edge, Ray Thomas, John Lodge and Justin Hayward. The #1 person I was watching was Ray Thomas. If you would've asked me about Patrick Moraz, I would have said, "Who?".
That's too bad. Patrick Moraz was member of YES for one of their best albums (Relayer) and tours. He also has many great solo albums. The Moody Blues were very luck to have had him. I've met Patrick a few times and he was very friendly and entertaining.
A friend of mine played in the Detroit Symphony when the Moody Blues started doing their live performances of "Days of Future Passed". A smaller orchestra was drawn from the symphony, one of whom was a bassoon player, to back the band in their performance. The bassonist asked the band for their autographs as a keepsake from the event. They politely, but firmly, told him to piss off. When he related this story to my friend, she laughed and said "Hon, welcome to the 'Big Leagues'." It was readily apparent that the Moody Blues strictly controlled access to every aspect of the business they were in and made money from. Formidable men, to say the least.
He's got the Edge here. it was very difficult to go to a moody blues concert for me while Patrick Moraz was in the band. Each and every move he screamed arseshole.
What a horrible example of the legal profession, this so-called lawyer cross-examining Graeme Edge. Sleazy. Crude. Not even paying attention in that Graeme wasn't laughing or smiling. The crowd was. What a dolt. Moraz ended up with 60K after the ambulance chaser got done with his cut. Good.
Moraz was only ever going to be a session musician; end of argument. This poor lawyer is struggling to persuade the jury that despite no evidence what so ever Moraz was a full member of the band
Utterly ridiculous questions from this lawyer that have no relevance to Moraz’s claim. I’m not surprised he only got 70k instead of 3 million. Edge later called Moraz a “sideman” which I thought was kinda insulting considering he was the guy that brought him in as a full member. And he treated this court case as a joke by the sound of it, also insulting to Moraz.
''Traitorous Lawyers always drowning in their webs that they've spun.
Only a matter of time until they'll have no place left to run.''
~Moody Blues Fan
Love you Graeme, RIP
And Ray Thomas, Denny Lane and Mike Pender.
I got to see The Moody Blues on the 78 tour. My eyes were fixed on The Moody Blues, Graeme Edge, Ray Thomas, John Lodge and Justin Hayward. The #1 person I was watching was Ray Thomas. If you would've asked me about Patrick Moraz, I would have said, "Who?".
Same as I just did.
The four Moody Blues are outstanding in their field.
That's too bad. Patrick Moraz was member of YES for one of their best albums (Relayer) and tours. He also has many great solo albums. The Moody Blues were very luck to have had him. I've met Patrick a few times and he was very friendly and entertaining.
i dont think you wont to piss off Gramme Rip🥁
neville johnson come off like a ambulance chaser,,,,he tryin to pull off some gotcha questions & mr edge cuts him off at his knees,,,
It says on Wiki, Moraz was brought in as a member, he had his pics on the album covers and publicity photos.
Wiki can be written by anyone,
A friend of mine played in the Detroit Symphony when the Moody Blues started doing their live performances of "Days of Future Passed". A smaller orchestra was drawn from the symphony, one of whom was a bassoon player, to back the band in their performance. The bassonist asked the band for their autographs as a keepsake from the event. They politely, but firmly, told him to piss off. When he related this story to my friend, she laughed and said "Hon, welcome to the 'Big Leagues'." It was readily apparent that the Moody Blues strictly controlled access to every aspect of the business they were in and made money from. Formidable men, to say the least.
Most “ Big” names stopped giving autographs because it leaves them open to counterfeit type fraud.
The lawyer was insulting and like the justice system...a joke
hell yeah.....
THIS WAS A CIRCUS 😂😂😂
He's got the Edge here.
it was very difficult to go to a moody blues concert for me while Patrick Moraz was in the band.
Each and every move he screamed arseshole.
What a horrible example of the legal profession, this so-called lawyer cross-examining Graeme Edge. Sleazy. Crude. Not even paying attention in that Graeme wasn't laughing or smiling. The crowd was. What a dolt. Moraz ended up with 60K after the ambulance chaser got done with his cut. Good.
Moraz' lawyer was downright hostile to Mr. Edge.
Moraz was only ever going to be a session musician; end of argument.
This poor lawyer is struggling to persuade the jury that despite no evidence what so ever Moraz was a full member of the band
Graeme didn't like lawyers! Cool guy, but I wouldn't want to get him mad!
Graeme was the ONLY person who came out well in this.
The drummer running rings around this brusque and unlikable lawyer
Shame sound is so crummy
Utterly ridiculous questions from this lawyer that have no relevance to Moraz’s claim. I’m not surprised he only got 70k instead of 3 million. Edge later called Moraz a “sideman” which I thought was kinda insulting considering he was the guy that brought him in as a full member. And he treated this court case as a joke by the sound of it, also insulting to Moraz.
The band are what’s important here. If you’re not fully legally a member then you’re just a session musician.
Graeme Edge looked absolutely nothing like he did pre 1970. Not even a slightly noticeable resemblance.
I am sure you don't look the same either after 20 or more years. I guess you haven't seen him in awhile.
@@patriciaelg1464NOBODY DOES AFTER YEAR'S OF HEAVY ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION....
Graeme Edge reminds me of a salty old sailor... taunting the prosecutor...not a very approachable guy. 😩😩💩💩
Graeme was GREAT !
I thought he was confident and honest. A couple of times, he made the judge laugh. He made this whole thing more interesting.
Doesn't suffer fools or insulting snide lawyers