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Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues sings "Forever Autumn" 01/24/23 "intro" by Justin. Song at
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- Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues sings Forever Autumn Ponte Vedra 01/24/23 From "War of the Worlds"
Justin is 76 and he still sounds like a young man. His voice is truly magical.
I agree to your opinion. It' always a kind of magic to hear his voice and what I love too are the wonderful stories the songs are telling.
Listening to Justins songs makes every day a bit better. 🧚🕺
I love him and his voice!
Agree..
He worked incredibly hard int he early 2000s to keep it that way through vocal training and other measures. Most of his peers didn;t bother.
@@GordonHudson I'm so glad to hear him tonight. Justin Hayward is like the gift that keeps on giving.
Karmen Gould is a classically trained flutist with music degrees from The University of Southern California (BM) and The University of Michigan (MM). She plays flute and sings background vocals for Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues on tours and recordings.
I'm happy it isn't Lizzo.
Virtoso. She holds the song together.
She is absolutely brilliant. Could listen to her playing all night long..
Justin couldn’t get a better flautist than Karmen especially for Forever Autumn played beautifully here🌟
Norda was beyond brilliant
Still one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded. A pop masterpiece.
Ein Song für die Ewigkeit! Wunderschön.
Yes, a classic, but more a ballad than a "pop" song...
The flautist is such an important part of this piece of music. Just beautiful.
Karmen Gould…. Beautiful.
It's amazing how Justin Hayward's voice has never changed throughout his life of singing. He still sounds like he's 30 something years old. What a career he's had and still going strong.
I always thought him and Gary Brooker were separated at birth.They both had young voices and sang similar, very English material.
“Forever Autumn” is not just a beautiful song, it is an incredible poetic expression as well. For me, the song has always tugged at my heart strings. I think great art not only appeals to your mind, but it also touches your heart and your soul too. “Forever Autumn”, the song, does that for me. It makes me think; it makes me feel and empathize with his plaintive grief and loss; it makes me visualize the setting he so profoundly paints with his images, metaphors, similes, and alliterative sounds; and the song makes me reflect about my own forever autumns. Very few (I can count them on one hand) songs are capable of eliciting this response from me. “Forever Autumn” is one of a select few.
Justin Hayward has written a lot of incredible songs, but few, if any, are better, deeper, and more mature than “Forever Autumn”.
Thank you to Justin and to all. I wish you well!
Forever Autumn" is a song written by Jeff Wayne, Gary Osborne and Paul Vigrass. The original melody was written by Wayne in 1969 as a jingle for a Lego commercial. Vigrass and Osborne, the performers of the original jingle, added lyrics to the song and recorded it for inclusion on their 1972 album Queues.
@Teeder +1, I'm listening to this song for the first time since becoming a widower, and I'm in tears, it's so much more true than I ever expected it to be.
@@ratter531 Hi, I read this information after the fact. The song is so much in the tradition of the Moody Blues, and for me, it will always be a Justin Hayward song. Well done in discovering the song’s origins.
@@Teeder You are very welcome Ted.. The words to this song are the real life truth for myself, my wife to be killed herself while I was in Viet Nam, she thought I had been killed there.
@@madpogue Hi, I’m so sorry to hear this sad news. Some songs have the ability to reach right into your heart and say exactly what you’re feeling at the time. You wonder, “How could someone else know what I’m feeling?” For me, there are only a few songs that have ever touched that spot deep inside of me.
I know there are no words that I can say to help you with your grief, but please know that I’ll say a prayer for you, as will others who read this.
If listening to “Forever Autumn” helps you with your grief, then that’s what you do.
I remember reading in Sports Illustrated in the 1990s about the wife of a Major League Baseball pitcher whose husband died in a horrific boating accident. She started each day by listening to Garth Brooks’s “The Dance”. That’s one of the ways she grieved and learned to cope.
Please feel free to write back and let me know how you’re doing.
Take care
Ted
Still one of the best love songs ever written
Incredible live performance a real talent not like todays plastic singers lip syncing and singing other peoples songs.
so true!
Truly great performance, Hayward is a legend but in all fairness, this is also someone else's song. 🙃
Next it will all be AI music made by ChatGPT and others...
Quality ❤
It's unnecessary to raise someone up by lowering others.
Justin made Jeff Wayne’s song, Forever Autumn, legendary, he always sings it beautifully and gets great applauses and standing ovations. 💖🍂
Every time I listen to Justin or the Moody Blues, it takes me back to a time when life was so beautiful and easy. It makes me a little sad that time has passed sooo quickly but I still love their songs and I will take them all with me when I leave this place. THANK YOU Justin for everything.
I struggle to comprehend this fine musician has been a part of my life for over fifty years now. I recall the very first listen to the Moody Blues in 1967 when I was just turned 13 and have shared the journey ever since...so many memories of tentative slow dances with Nights in White Satin to bouncing off the wall with Question....and so many more wonderful songs over the years. What joy he and the rest of the band have given over the years. Thank you Justin
Ah Justin! 76 young still performing wonderfully
Probably the greatest rock and crossover vocalist of his time. My father called rock ‘n’ roll jungle music, until he heard the Moody Blues and now he loves a wide range of rock music.
Beautiful song sung beautifully by a wonderful artist. Thank you Mr. Hayward for fifty plus years of wonderful songs.
So happy and blessed to have seen Justin share this during his tour. The Moody Blues can not be the same without his voice.
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Fantastic! What an album ‘War of the Worlds’ is too and Richard Burton’s voice is second to none. 👏👏👏👏
This was the song dedicated to a good friend who passed away back in 2014 at his funeral.
I always shed a tear or two for him when I hear “cause you’re not here” for he was a huge fan of “War of the Worlds” and of course the Moody Blues.
Thanks for sharing this.
Dave I lost my beautiful daughter a few yrs ago she was 42 Yr half after I lost my son he was 32 I've laid them together the headstone says my life will be forever autumn cause your not here they are together for ever only thing keeping me alive is I hope I meet them again x
@@brendadrumm9451 Dear Brenda (if I may) That's a hard road, I'm sorry for your loss.
How the hell does he still hold those notes at 76! What a voice. Lovely to see, thanks.
He has adapted certain notes ,phrases to suit the changes over time,all the while keeping the melodies and lyrics in mind,delivering each song with the respect it deserves,and the respect he has for his audience, so refreshing.
It's one of those great timeless songs that seemed to appear out of nowhere. Its lost none of its freshness, and Justin's singing is just wonderful.
What a voice, the flute on this is beautiful.
For decades on road trips I will play Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version to War Of The Worlds narrated by Richard Burton. This song is Timeless!!!
Justin. Hands down my absolute favorite musican singer of all time.
Not far behind you in age, and being a musician myself, I thank you for all the years and memories.
If that’s not enough, I even named my one son Justin.
Best to you and yours always.
John from Utah.
My son, too, is named Justin. This man is why.
I had the honour of watching Justin and the Moody Blues, live in the late 1970. He was superb then and still is…
What an ageless wonder he is! I started listening to the Moodies in 1977 when I purchased their Caught Live +5 album…at age 17! 46 years later (and to my ear) his style hasn’t changed at all.
as you same time same age
He is maybe the most important songwriter,singer and guitarplayer on this planet of all time❤ I’m glad I found the Moody Blues, also for me in 77 🎼 🙏
Hayward is a jingle writer, and a good one. With the first seven albums, that talent mixed well with the others in the band to have a unique Prog Rock style. After the long break, and with Mike Pinder leaving, they reincarnated as a pop hit band, and his jingles were no longer held in check.
remember this as a youth.allways catches my ear. justin is amazing still.
Wow, he can still sing beautifully. Always loved his voice and music. The whole Moody Blues band are great.
Yes. His voice is untouched by age!
How much do I love this man?!❤
Justin wears well! Loved Moody Blues. He's the main reason I bought original War of the Worlds album. Love Sci- fi wasn't sure how it would translate to music. Turned out really well, some brilliant artists. Bought the 25th anniversary cd because record player was shot. Have seen new show on tv, good but still compare it with original.
Forever Autumn always makes me cry. Your flute player is amazing.
Justin took care of his voice well. Wonderful performance 👏👏
Goosebumps and no autotune!
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Takes me right back to being a nine year old who was blown away and scared in equal measures listening to JH’s phenomenal war or the worlds ❤
What lovely guy Justin is and a great talent 1 of my favourite songs .
Great Stuff Justin ,keep going Bud .
In my teenage years my group of friends and I used to listen
exclusively toMoody Blues albums.. They were called
“The Smallest Orchestra in the World” Someday in the future this concept will be rediscovered.. Myself and friends will have been long gone.. ✌️& 💞 to ALL
Every time I hear Justin Hayword's voice it reminds me of my late brother and how much he loved Moody Blues. My brother passed a few months ago and he had few things in life he enjoyed as much as the wonderful music Justin and his bandmates gave to the world. Thank you for that!
This is an inspiration for being 76!
One of the finest songs in my memories of those golden years of my youth. Stay safe
One of my favorite songs
That is my absolute favourite from War Of The Worlds, just brilliant. They couldn't have chosen anyone better to write and sing songs for that album.
Another absolutely sublime song from Justin is "Nights in White Satin" which was my first encounter with this iconic group. I've got to say, the name of the group matches the music they make.
Music...Note and sound perfect. Voice, perfect, in every way. Emotion...Superb!.
Justin and his music have been an amazing gift to the world, and still are.
Justin Hayward is a true treasure. Love this song, and the whole War of the Worlds album.
I've always loved this song, but this rendition brought tears to me eyes. his voice is incredible, it's by far the best song on Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds and to still be able to sing like that all these years later is just amazing.
Beautiful rendition
Justin still has it . He sounds incredible. The band are excellent too plus the flute player. Beautiful performance ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️👋👋👋👋👋
Any song that Justin and company perform is very good and inspiring.
Such a great artist. Have been enjoying his music for over 50 yrs. His quality has remained so strong .
He's still got it after all these years. I was lucky enough to see the Moody Blues in concert a few times, great times.
One of the best songs ever. Gives me chills every moment I hear it 🥶
Introduced to the Moody Blues thanks to my dorm neighbor at Clemson. The year was 1972 and the album was Seventh Sojourn. They spun the album daily. Fell in love with the "You and Me" cut.
So Lovely Voice, Guitar Playing, & Magic w/ The Flute!💕☝💯😎💗
Haunting!, one of the 1st records I bought as a 15 year old, brings back so many memories, good and bad. What a great musician he is.
Over 40 years ago I was in love with a young man. We sadly parted but every time I hear this song it brings back all of the magical times we shared the thought hits like a rock and a feather at the same time.
I’m 63 and can remember this as a young apprentice.
I've been a Moodies fan since 1964 when Go Now came out, I have seen them live so many times and have all their music, including the Blue Jay's. Could ever get enough of that sound. 👍
I have loved this song since the first time I ever heard it, over 40 years ago.
Guitar is haunting! This is beautiful. Always a fan.
That’s just taken me back well over 40 years….wonderful performance 👏🏻👏🏻
Such a lovely song … and the flute really does make the song. The thing that frustrates me with this song is the shortened single version I always felt it was lacking because I got to hear the WOTW version first with that the beautiful orchestral sections in so whenever I heard it on the radio I hoped that someone would dare to play the full album version
What a wonderful song, sung by a wonderfully talented gentlemen. His singing comes from the heart. 💖💖💖
An incredible voice, always one of my favorite songs. Fortunate to see the Moody Blues several times while they were all living. They were always one of our favorite bands in the 70's and 80's with Gemini Dream.
FANTASTIC VIDEO GREETINGS FROM IRELAND, 😍
Stunning arrangement, the flute is such an unlikely instrument for a pop song but it really adds a dimension.
The song itself is a wonderful construction, lovely melody and lyrical content that resonates with anyone who has suffered a loss. This transported me back.
Have you never listened to the Moody Blues"? Forever Autumn is not a Moody Blues song, but the flute of Ray Thomas was an integral part of the Moody Blues sound for many years.
Lady on the flute ❤️😍
in the late sixties i listened to the doors capn beefheart ,Zappa and the mothers country joe and the fish but the moody blues were a one off here in uk justin hayward awsome
Fantastic version, gave me goosebumps, and you can see and hear Justin still loves doing what he does, just as much as when he first started out all those years ago.
Long may he continue to tour.
@JustinHayward-er3uzjust tell it like it is. My Father who passed away just over two years ago, was a huge fan and has loads of moody blues vinyl, and the war of the worlds vinyl. I think forever autumn is my favourite song, and must admit was a bit upset when Gary Barlow covered it, I think this song should be left alone and sung only by its original Justin, as nobody can sing it with the same emotion and feeling as the original artist.
I’ve been listening to Justin and the Moody Blues since I was 14, I remember how I felt hearing Nights in White Satin, that I had never heard a voice like that before. I became an instant fan and have bought every album that he appeared on, most many times over. When I pass on I want his music playing at my wake. Thank you Justin for all the great music.
I posted something similar…i started listening to the Moodies at age 17. What great companions to some turbulent teenage years!!
Outstanding.
I saw Justin in The War of the Worlds last March. To hear him singing this song was a dream come true. I got really quite emotional.
Pure talent. It's easy these days to forget what talent is, but we are reminded of it when we see and hear it. True talent.
What a Talent. Singer, guitarist, songwriter. Just brilliant.
I love listening to this. I’m a beginner guitarist and this inspires me. Thank you.
Not much to add, brilliant, brilliant, beautiful, amazing song, amazing performance, if I could write a comment worthy of this , then I really should be trying to write songs 75% as good as this one. Thanks so much for uploading.
A song from my childhood.
I can still remember first hearing this on the radio, it's one of those songs that stays with you forever.
Still amazing, and Justin sounds brilliant!
You mean stay with you forever autumn?
What a performance. This song is so emotive, it stirs so many emotions. People we have lost and our own mortality. I can only listen to it occasionally. Yet I still live it, it's a masterpiece.
Thank you! ✨☀️🌟🌎🌟🕊️
Always love this song!! How come we don't get to see the rest of the musicians????? 😥
So glad to see Justin and Co. performing!! Unique acoustic guitar souhd..very ' Minstrel' old English sound I adore! I will NEVER, EVER FORGET KIWS...Wsy back when, as now, its still Magical, Mystical and gives me goosebumps of emotion inside and out..!! Sigh..🤗🤗🤗😍💯🎶💗
Thank You!!🙋
Saw him in the War of the Worlds in Sydney many years ago. Absolutely great show. He still has an amazing voice.
This magnificent song with Richard Burtons narration has stayed with me for over 40 years since i first heard it
Nice to see he can still sing like this. We saw him do this as part of a moody blues show in NYC in the 90s at Christmas time at the small theater within Madison Square Garden. He did a version of this w two guys on keyboard and him, not a dry eye in the house.
Thank You for the Memories, I Subscribed!!!
Brilliant combination and haunting melody. So much part of the rock opera WAR OF THE WORLDS
I love this song xx he still sounds great xx
Thanks for the love and support,it’s nice seeing you here.
Justin has been a musical gift to the world for almost 60 years. I can’t think of anyone who has written and produced more beautiful music than him. Still going strong and as great as ever at a youthful 76. Thanks for all the memories Justin.
Justin is still amazing 😊😊😊. I have every Moody Blues album and several greatest hits albums. I got to see Justin, John and Graeme in Ft Myers,Fl.
magical to witness a "real musician" at work !!!
Takes me back to Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds. .Awesome.
Yes.... i love War of the Worlds.....fantastic.....nice to meet you Judi
Saw Justin in Toronto last night, an amazing experience! The whole group was spot on. Mike Dawes intro was a great performance as well!
Fantastic as always. Amazing voice and amazing presentation and an incredible song. Loved the flutist supporting him. Timeless. Thank you.
Loved War of the worlds by Jeff Wayne & this track was & remains an amazing piece of music which sadly reminds me of a childhood & a family I once had.
Thank you for sharing this!
I’ve loved this song from the day it was released. And he still sounds as good today.
Props to the composer that wrote the lead flute line. Justin’s lyrics telling the story with the flute singing along is absolutely magic for me.
So simple...keyboard, flute, bass and Justin Hayward. Cant ask for anything more at all. Heavenly stuff this...Thank you Sir, from age 18 onwards (Days of Future Passed & Every Good Boy Deserves Favour and so many more) I am your fan and at 72, you still evoke that emotional response in me....Thank you.
Yes,, I remember buying those - and still have them,.. on cassette tape.
Wow. I've not heard so many Moody Blues songs. Not good. This one is a gem.
Just a hauntingly beautiful song. It's every bit as powerful in this paired back arrangement as on the War of the Worlds album. All the better for the professional flautist, instead of a keyboard. How does Justin perform this song with dry eyes? I am weeping every time I hear it.
Such a wonderful song. Thank you Justin, a song that will always transcend times.
Fantastic thanks for sharing
There's something that touches the soul & is indefinably magical in Haywards music. Wonderful accompaniment, too. Filled with emotion now !
That was beautiful, Justin.
It's such a great song and Justin sounds pretty much the same. Class musician.