Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin | First Time Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- Hi guys! This is my first time reaction to Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin
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One of my favorite 60s bands
I like how you appear to be genuinely excited when you hear good groups (This song, The Righteous Brothers, etc) Keep it up.
Inna, good Lord you make the color green sing!! You look amazing, as always!
want to be a citizen of the USA?
The Lead Singer Justin Hayward wrote Nights In White Satin when he was 19 years old. This man is a musical genius and wrote most of the Moody Blues classical hits.
This is the best rendition of this song that I've ever heard. It's absolutely beautiful. Justin's voice is incredible even years later. I'm 70 and remember this song when they first came out with it.
Moody Blues were an AWESOME group.....and this song is amazing!!!! We had SO MANY great bands back in that era.
Yes, you have just listened to a masterpiece.
A lot of members of Generation Z are going to discover the song. They are going to wonder how most of the music today is unlike the music of their parents and grandparents. The music of the Moody Blues is eternal long after most of today's bands are forgotten.
No Auto tune.
@@zorro456 Only Manual Tune, where when one of the band makes a mistake, the lead singer says, Okay, let's try this one more time.
The lead singer, Justin Hayward, wrote this when he was only 19. He is now 76 and still touring! I was blessed to have seen him live in 2022. That man can still sing! ❤❤
And he could pass for 50 easy..
Saw Justin live in the UK in March 2024. Absolutely brilliant.
I’m seeing him again in June! I can’t wait!
he's awesome & was good to look at too !
I saw the in Vegas in 87. It was just the band ,no backups, and they were great.
this is the closing track from the moody blues concept album Days of Future Passed which about a day in one man's life the lyrics for the song was inspired by Justin Hayward the singer receiving a set of white satin bed sheets from a girlfriend. the song closes with a spoken poem.
Breathe deep the gathering gloom
Watch lights fade from every room
Bed sitter people look back and lament
Another days useless energy spent
Impassioned lovers wrestle as one
Lonely man cries for love and has none
New mother picks up and suckles her son
Senior citizens wish they were young
Cold hearted orb that rules the night
Removes the colors from our sight
Red is gray and yellow white
But we decide which is right
And which is an illusion
That’s beautiful
This song will live on for many generations! This a CLASSIC!!!
Incredible to think this song is now 56 years old! Wonder how much of the current crap will be around that long? Actually you don't have to wonder because it's blindingly obvious that the answer is none.
Another legendary English band.
When I was younger I listened to a radio station that would play this every night at midnight, so I used to go to sleep to it every night.
Young lady I think you were smiling the entire song. I grew up with groups like this..... My generation had the best vehicles AN/D the best music!!!!! I am SO happy you enjoyed it. Take care...........
Always love the reaction of young people hearing a perfectly written song and having an orchestra for them to enjoy. This is when music was music.
I was a little worried when I saw you were doing a live version probably done 40 years after original, but that was really pretty damn good. The recorded version is just as beautiful.
The DVD and CD are available on Amazon. Amazing live recording.
Yeah, it's never the ideal way to introduce someone to a new song. Usually, live versions lack the intricate arrangements and balanced mix of the studio versions. Add to that, most vocalists singing power diminishes as they age. So, definitely not the best version. But, as aged live sets go, this wasn't bad.
The song is absolutely beautiful, but it is way more meaningful with the poem at the end. Such a treat when a radio station would play the whole track.
@@DrewHomeworld The poem at the end was recorded separately. It is called Late Lament and was written by their drummer, Graeme Edge. The poem was read by keyboard player Mike Pinder. I once lay in bed thinking of new verses to that poem but never wrote them down 😅
What blows me away is how *great* the singing by Hayward (and Lodge) was. Every bit as good as the original.
In Seattle, Washington, Eagles Auditorium 1967 or 68. Their first album was mind-blowing. We cheered and screamed our approval. Singer told us no one had ever cheered or wanted more from them before. So he said they would do the show over. Because they had no other music.
As a kid, through this day it has always been one of my all time favorite songs.
This music is why i am so proud to be British
Tuesday Afternoon is another one of their great tunes!
Anything off the Days of future past is amazing
This was first done 57 years ago, maybe your grandparents listen to it . some versions have a poem inserted in the performance that is read by the keyboardist, the drummer wrote the poem
Late Lament
Breathe deep the gathering gloom,
Watch lights fade from every room.
Bedsitter people look back and lament,
Another day's useless energy spent.
Impassioned lovers wrestle as one.
Lonely man cries for love and has none.
New mother picks up and suckles her son.
Senior citizens wish they were young.
Cold-hearted orb that rules the night
Removes the colours from our sight.
Red is grey and yellow white,
But we decide which is right
And which is an illusion.
Graeme Edge
The Moody Blues
Now listen to Jeff Wayne's "Forever Autumn" with the same singer (Justin Hayward) and Richard Burton narrating. taken from the album "The War Of The Worlds"
I could watch her all day, every day 😊❤
It's a beautiful arrangement and the emotional impact of Justin Haywards voice just makes this a timeless piece, subscribed
Thank you so much 😊
Saw all this in 1971., when they and I were much younger. They’re still marvelous. Glad to see young people today enjoying our era’s music.
I've been playing it over & over today 54 years later still love it he still sounds great !
sorry 57 yrs old not 54 still fantastic !
Boy, this is an oldie.
First heard it on the radio 56 years ago.
Still stands the test of time.
The Moody Blues music has stood the test of time. They have many great songs. Loved your reaction Inna
I'm so sorry for those gen z that cannot find this band to tell you frankly boys and girls the Moody blues are my parents favorite song I forged in 80.s and 90s
Gen.z: can we know how you get immortality in your age of 35 ?
Me: I'm might afraid it not gonna be happened to you all
Gen: z it's very unfair to us
me: im sorry children
So so nice to see younger girls and women enjoying the music we where at the concert when we’re young❤
The lead singer wrote this song at 19. Just after his girlfriend broke up with him. As a parting gift she gave him a set of white satin sheets. His voice was great then. But by the time of this live concert His voice has become even richer.
I got $100 says that's an old lady with serious life regrets. Probably listened to her dad....." Ain't no future in rock and roll singing. "
This was one of their biggest songs here in the states. I think Justin wrote this in his late teens (19), It is a beautiful and heart felt love song! Yes my dear it is pretty!!!!!! Prepare yourself for the ending! With the full orchestra it is spectacular!!!! This music can make you cry!!! Did you love it????? A masterpiece from a Rock & Roll of Fame group. Take care!!!!
The studio version completes with a beautiful poem; worth your time Inna. I have seen the Moody Blues in concert 3 or 4 times over the years, and they always have a local orchestra accompany them in song. They are a deep rabbit hole with many great songs!
I'd go a step further... The studio version , with Justin Hayward's voice at full range and power and the haunting poem at the end... Well you have to listen to that.
HI FROM SHEFFIELD YORKSHIRE ENGLAND YES THIS IS AN ENGLISH ROCK BAND FROM THE 60S
It’s hard to believe it can out in 1967.
Still beautiful
Great reaction to a timeless classic!
moody blues Justin Hayward lead singer ! 1967 till 2018 then him alone .
Your reaction was spot on!
I was sooo touched by this sing growing up. It still brings tears to my eyes and these shivers thru my body.
Im so happy you enjoyed it
Important to understand that the orchestral component was not a modern-day addition to this classic song; the Moody Blues incorporated full orchestras in their original works, quite revolutionary in the ‘60’s and early ‘70’s, including this song, where the orchestra added depth, tone, and impact to their music and also helped connect one song to the next in their albums…
Indeed, I would posit they were the first rock group to fully incorporate orchestra music into their sound. I have always said that rock and orchestra, chorale as well, are genres of music that are a match made in heaven. Two great examples: 2006 Danish orchestra and choir backing up Whiter Shade of Pale and Heart's tribute to Led Zepp with full orchestra and choir. OF another world. Rock and symphonic music forever❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It was actually an eight piece with a made up name "The London Festival Orchestra".
"So dreamy" ? It's one of the sadest most gut wrenching songs ever written, damn it all to hell. Every time I hear it I cry and think where is she what is she doing. Listen to the lyrics. "Nights in White Satin never reaching the end" reference to the sheets she bought him as a gift just before she dumped him. "Letters I have written never meaning to send " With 20 versions in the trash he never mails the letter to try and win her back. Why? "Just what the truth is I can't say anymore" "Gazing at others some hand in hand" Seeing others in love just brings back the pain. "Just what I'm going through you can't understand ".
She’s been married to him for 54 years so it’s not that sad.
he had just broken up he said when he wrote it & started new relationship , so he did get the better one . he married the year we married !
I don't know that I can add anything meaningful to this conversation, but I just had to chime in to say that this has been one of my absolute favorite songs since the day it came out. Also, I have a bit of a musical background, so I appreciate the talent and concentration necessary to recreate a studio masterpiece in a live performance -- especially so many years later, when age can take a toll on one's voice. In listening to this, I couldn't help but relive the emotions I felt when hearing this song so many years ago. What a great performance!
In the 1970s this was one of the favorite songs at school dances for slow smootchy dances...
❤ Glad you have discovered these guys. This song came out in 1967-68. At that time, popular music was limited to under 2 min 30 sec on AM radio. If it was longer than that it was edited to fit the airtime. FM radio was a new medium. FM stations in an attempt to get listeners would play the album cuts with the intro and post song attachments. Bands loved that people wanted to hear these album tracks in their entirety. would cover the entire length.
Oops, I got excited and hit send, sorry. People started doing the FM thing. Bands and fans got more of what they wanted. Album sales went up, and all the people who make money got a bigger piece of the pie. The Moody Blues were just one of the new more chilled mellow sounding rock bands out there. But everyone got into the longer length songs and even AM radio started playing longer cuts. Okay, maybe now I'm done.
Back then in the Seattle area, we listened to FM radio at night they played Hard Rock & Roll music
This was the soundtrack of a beautiful romantic love. The girl he wrote the song about married him and they have been married ever since.
I'd forgotten how sweet you are.
It was used in the movie Dark Shadows with Johnny Depp.
I've been to 100 concerts. I've never heard a band that sounds more like their album, live, than these guys. The lighters were out the entire concert early 70's in Atlanta. People were absolutely blown away!
I've been in love with this band since the very early 70's while in the ARMY. I've seen them 4 times with 2 of them with the full Orchestra. I to have seen nearly a 100 concerts also but consider the Moody Blues concert in 2001 with just the band at a small venue winery in Los Gatos Ca. to be my favorite of them all. Maybe 2000 people singing every word to every song. An 80 year old man to my left and the young teenager on my wife's right. We ALL sang ! Their music crosses generations. Even the Ushers were dancing in the isles. Pure Magic that night. I still have the jersey (not a tee shirt) from that night. Of course it doesn't fit any more. It must have shrunk in the wash............yah right !
Justin wrote all their songs that were hits !
Look at the venue, the crowd, the orchestra! These were huge! Love this so much. So glad it is preserved!
The Moody Blues music blends hand in glove with orchestra arrangements. Young lady I have been listening to this band longer than you have lived. This my dear this is the Moody Blues. An U.K. band formed in 1964. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018. My favorite album was/is Seventh Sojourn. All good songs and a few great ones on this album/CD. Just wait until the final section it will melt your heart & brain!! From the sparkle in your eyes and the smile on your face I think you loved it!!!!................ Bye to you pretty lady.......................
Beautiful girl... This was a song I grew up on 1967.......I was lucky to see them in concert.
Hi there Inna. You should expect great, well crafted, and thoughtful music!!!! The Moody Blues music goes perfect with a full orchestra. Back in the day, it was usually up to Mike Pinder and his Melltron to produce many of these sounds. BUT with an orchestra the musical spectrum is covered...... Jason wrote this beautiful LOVE song in his late teens (19). Can you imagine????? Inna I saw this band back in the 1980's, it was like listening to a studio recording... It was perfect!!!! These men still have it!! Honey they have been around over one/half of a century!!! Please explore their catalog more!!!! Thanks.....
I first heard the Moodies in 1968. I was blown away, as I was by the group Chicago and Blood, Sweat and Tears. The orchestral sound, the horns. WOW! I did a hitch in the USMC, and had myself together in 1973, upon my discharge. Saw the Moodies in 1974. Saw them again in 1977 and 1980. All the concerts were, as you noticed, heralded by the audience being silent as they performed. It was magical. Still is. Music such as they made will never grow tired or get old. Neither will it ever be composed to their level again. I am so pleased to have grown in an era which had such marvelous musicians. Thank you for your review.
In 1965 The Moody Blues were one of the favourite bands of The Beatles and they used to hang out in London (at The Scotch of St James club). When Paul McCartney was putting Wings together after The Beatles split up, he asked Denny Laine (who passed recently) who had been in The Moodies originally to help him get his new band going. They went on to write several songs together... Love your wonderful reactions Inna!
That was one of our slow dance when I was young and I must say, this is the first time that I prefer the version of 50 years later than the one of 70' maybe because ther is no more that psychedelic side of the group 😊
Graduated High School in '67. After my time in the service, I started college. I used to listen to this while having Pizza and Beer, with my best friend in the early '70s
I saw these guys live in 68 and 72
Great song for over half a century.
Would you believe this song is 57 years old?
In 1967 I took my first big date to see The Moody Blues at The Fillmore East, Greenwich Village, Manhattan, NYC. Just the five guys in the band and their revolutionary Mellotron keyboard which used audio tape for every keystroke emulating an orchestra. It was a beautiful night. I was 16, she was 17 and walking across Saint Marks Place, the scene was electric. The journey on the B line subway back to Brooklyn was dreamlike, and wonderful.
life in the late 60's was dreamlike...compared with the nightmare of today's world...where's the LOVE?
Thank you for your reaction to this amazing song. The Moodies are the masters of melody and have produced many spectacular albums.
You!... are cute, sweet, and beautiful......lovely reaction.
One of the all time classics and one that will never get old or boring. I have it on my list to suggest to you for a reaction (or did I suggest it already?). My father bought the vinyl version way back and we played it until it was worn down. I would love to sing this at karaoke night.
It was also used in the movie "Casino" from 1995 with Robert de Niro (Blockbuster) and other movies and series.
70m record sales. One of the biggest selling bands of the rock era.
I think I still have my abumn with this song on, if I remember right I buought it just after it came out in either 1967 or 1968.
The Moody Blues, are such a great talent. I say this every day, that every vinyl collector should have a copy of each of their albums. I have them all. I’m so glad vinyl has made a comeback.
Your face says it all in my top 5 of the greatest ever records made,a true masterpiece.
Inna,
I have something for you to ponder. Justin, the man singing wrote this when he was 19 years old. It is such a heart-felt song! When I saw them in concert there was no orchestra. But it was one of the best shows I ever went to. The Moody Blues are a band that began in 1964 in Birmingham, England.
Moody's - Progressive Rock before there was Progressive Rock.
So many great albums, each one being an experience.
They've earned a permanent browser tab with a discography of their songs.
The lead singers name is Justin Hayward.
If you like this kind of music I would recommend "forever Autumn" it's another romantic song.
Thank you for choosing this. My favourite song from my all-time favourite band. Although I prefer the original album version with the beautiful Late Lament finale, I think Justin puts more emotion into the song here. Your gorgeous ear-to-ear smile as you appreciated this beautiful song was a joy to behold.
He wrote this when he was just 19, and was 65 when this was concert was recorded.
16 studio albums, hits in the 60's, 70's ad 80's. the Mighty Moody Blues, every song is a musical journey
My favorite Love Song of all time from one of my favorite bands of all time.
You should listen to their seven original albums released from 1967 to the mid 1970s.
They created many of the most beautiful rock songs ever written.
Many of their songs are orchestrated and used a fascinating instrument called the mellotron.
One of the great songs in recent musical history. You should listen to more of them. Also, react to Home Free doing "When a man loves a woman", Dimash's "Stranger" and two of the guys from Home Free doing "Two country singers try to sing opera".
A beautiful song by a great band.
Great pick Inna. My favorite Moody Blues song.
It was in a movie soundtrack, the movie is called split second
This was the theme song for my HS senior prom in 1975
A few Moody Blues songs to check out are, "Tuesday Afternoon", "Your Wildest Dreams", "Question", "The Voice", "I Know You're Out There Somewhere" and my favorite, "The Story In Your Eyes".
The Moody blues are a progrock band from the late 60s, England. Another song from this album Tuesday afternoon its deep.
I really enjoyed your reaction.
Knights in White Satin, one of my favourite songs from my youth, thank you for not pausing it every 10 seconds. While listening to your reaction with my eyes closed, I was transported back almost 60 years, 👍😊🤗 live long and prosper from 🪃🦘🐨🇦🇺
SUCH a beautiful reaction. Thank you SO much for sharing. This band opened my eyes to SO many vital aspects.
I played back your opening remarks a few times and I'm hearing you say the word Satan not Satin as in satin sheets. The song is entitled Nights in White Satin.
Oh Inna, you have discovered one of the most beautiful songs ever written. I hope someone sings it to you one day. 😊
EXCELLANT REACTION
Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin- The problem with the live versions is that they are missing the Poem at the end called ... "Late Lament" That is how we heard it on the radio for years after it came out. They stared the concert with the poem but didn't do the song until the end.or close to it. So... on your own look for ...Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin/Late Lament ...and hear it all put together. And while we are at it there is another song that you should hear with another by them ....Procession & The Story in Your Eyes - The Moody Blues
It's so nice watching someone your age enjoying my music. Your reaction is very enjoyable. So I subscribed to your channel. May I make a suggestion, get yourself a good headset to listen to the music. It will make a world of difference. Stay happy.
THIS IS 1 OF the most haunting soul torching beutiful songs ever made ❤❤❤
Is anyone going to tell her it's not a love song - It's an UNREQUITED love song !!
Check out all the Moody Blues albums. All different, amazing and timeless.
Top ❤ stuff
True innovators of rock / popular music back in the late '60s / early 70s. There were at least three distinct waves for the popularity of this song on the radio, separated by years. It's an enduring classic. Flute and strings were relatively common in use with rock music back then, with the Moody Blues being one of the bands that helped popularize the more orchestral style.
Another band with innovative use of orchestral instruments is the Electric Light Orchestra, better known simply as ELO. They had a lot of hits in the late 70s / early 80s.
Brava Inna, come sempre! Vedo che migliora anche il dito😂😂
subscribed just because you have this song reaction🖖🖖
Amazing you can keep your mascara for some of these. I'm a mess every time!
Since you clearly loved this song please react to Procol Harum - A Whiter Shade Of Pale live in Denmark 2006. More prog rock with orchestra and choir. Thank you and rock on.
I got a kick when I was watching a Simpsons episode where Ned and Homer arrive in Vegas and are gawking at the bright lights. One of the billboards shows "THE SATIN KNIGHTS SING THE MOODY BLUES ... Opening Act: The Moody Blues" They did do a bunch of seasons in Vegas.
THIS BAND AND HIS VOICE HAVNT MISSED A BEAT THEY SOUND AS GOOD NOW IF NOT BETTER THAN THEN❤❤❤
Look good in Green.
Thank you Inna for sharing your beautiful reaction with us. Please consider "FOREVER AUTUMN" featuring Justin Hayward (guitarist & lead vocals) of the Moody Blues. The songwriter for "FOREVER AUTUMN" chose Justin Hayward because he wanted that voice from NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN.
In 1977 composer and music producer Jeff Wayne used Forever Autumn as one of the songs in his musical adaptation of H.G. Wells 'War of the Worlds'. I had this musical as a child on a 33 vinyl (great music by the way if you look it up) years later in in the mid 2000's I had the absolute pleasure to see this childhood memory brought to life with none other than Justin singing that very same song. A memory I will never forget.
@@AndrewinAus- I still have the "War Of The Worlds" LP. Very cool that you saw him sing it live. Gary Barlow of Take That and The X Factor, did a rendition of Forever Autumn that is decent, but nowhere close to Justin Hayward.
@@AndrewinAusI am also an Amanda am so very jealous!!
Love Justin Hayworth. Seen moody blues as many as Pink Floyd (5)