New Classic Rock For May 2013 [VIDEOS]
Every time we talk classic rock we manage to always mention groups like The Rolling Stones, The Moody Blues, Styx, John Fogerty, Deep Purple, Rod Stewart, and Judas Priest before it's all said and done.
Every time we talk classic rock we manage to always mention groups like The Rolling Stones, The Moody Blues, Styx, John Fogerty, Deep Purple, Rod Stewart, and Judas Priest before it's all said and done.
Moody Blues fans can witness the band in their turn-of-the-70s proto-prog glory, and then explore the way many of those same songs have stood the test of time, across the span of two new concert releases -- one from the Isle of Wight in 1970, and the other from Montreux in 1991.
A sprawling new reissue set promises the most comprehensive look ever into the musical history of the Moody Blues, with outtakes, new mixes, full concerts and a 120-page booklet to go with all the seminal prog rock band's best-loved recordings.
Justin Hayward a crucial part to The Moody Blues success has also found success as a solo artist which for him started in 1975.
'A View From The Hill' album was probably as close to the sound of a Moody Blues album without actually being one ( exception: the absence of keyboards).
The album 'Moving Mountains' was like night and day compared to his previous album, 'Night Flight' Two thumbs up from the fans and the critics.
You could say that the album,'Night Flight' is more of a dance worthy love song dominated album. Unfortunately this album was not well received by the fans.
When one sits and tries to figure out song titles for an album, the title, 'Songwriter' couldn't be more fitting for an artist who's penned many classic rock standards.
The album 'Blue Jays' definitely has the essence of The Moody Blues sound and an album to produce with time as The Moody Blues were on hiatus between 1974 to 1976.
Valentine's Day is the time for us to call forth the feelings of happiness, sadness, tears, laughter, feelings and yes love.
The smooth voice that flows without a hitch yesterday, today and no doubt tomorrow. At the young age of 19 Justin Hayward penned this beautifully sad yet powerful love song, "Nights In White Satin".
The Moody Blues are another of the many bands that had a run of chart success over two decades, only to find their talents ignored by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. However, in a new interview, frontman Justin Hayward says that it doesn't affect him.