The Moody Blues have created over 50 years of exhilarating and significant music that has influenced countless musicians and rocked fans around the world. With the formation of the classic lineup in 1966, the band worked with producer Tony Clarke to record the landmark concept album Days Of Future Passed. The record mixed symphonic orchestrations with a psychedelic rock band singing soaring melodies, spawned the hit single “Nights In White Satin,” and is considered one of the very first progressive rock albums. More at rockhall.com...
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| Click on images for source information | 1994 tour (photographer Gary Nuell) |
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Question of Balance by 
On the Threshold of a Dream by 
The Moody Blues : Live at Montreux 1991 by 
The Moody Blues and the Colorado Symphony Orchestra at Red Rocks Arena by All archival materials related to the Moody Blues can be found here. Listed below are notable collections and items of interest.
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