Conference mr1pst::music

    re:-1
    
    	Jim, 
    		the name of the song is  "Forever Autumn" by Justin Heyward.
    
    M.J.

    The song "Forever Autumn" is on the album "Jeff Wayne's War of the
    Worlds", BTW.
    
    						Brian

    
    I believe this was also released as a single, a '45, in some form. 
    I've heard the song on radio stations without the bits of Richard
    Burton voiceover present on Wayne's album.  I don't know if it's
    available to the public in that form, though...
    
    DFW

    Thanks for all the quick replies....the local record stores around here
    are not being much help.....they seem to know nothing of the "Jeff
    Wayne" album....any help with a label or order number?  I remember the
    '45 of the song.....wish I would have taped it before I abandoned
    records.....I have tried searching several used record shops to no
    avail.....would still like the song, if anyone out there in notesland
    stumbles into it.....
    
    Thanks again for any and all help/suggestions
    
    Jim
    

    
    
     Jim, I got the CD for X-Mas. I'll write down the number for it and
    post it for you.
    
                        mike
    

    re .4
    
    The album is "War of the worlds".  It is by Jeff Wayne.  It is a double
    album/CD.  It has been a consistent seller for years, and if your local
    record shop can't find it they are incompetent.

Noteworthy carries the CD: CBS 35290 $15.05

daryll

    What album is "Dear Diary" from? 
    
    BTW, I saw The Moody Blues two years back live and they were very
    good. They were touring the "Keys of the Kingdom" LP.
     

Dear Diary is from On The Threshold Of A Dream

Larry

I saw the Moody Blues about ten years back, and they were great.  I
saw them about three years ago, and Moraz had this really goofy,
carnival-like organ sound going ... what they did to "Legend of a
Mind" was blasphemous.

I'd give 'em another chance, though.  :^)

- DC MB fan

    
    Given the musical talent in this band, and the arrangements of much
    of their work, I always figured they'd be the *ultimate* "unplugged"
    band.  I'd love to see them do an accoustic show.
    
    - Sean

 I had seen the Moody Blues in Denver Co. back in 1970 and they were
 awesome.  You could have heard a pin drop the audience was so rapt.

 I saw them again right after they acquired their new (at the time) 
 keyboard player when they played at Boston Garden and it was a major 
 disappointment.  He seemed focused on demonstrating what a technical
 wizard he was on the keys and his solos and embellishments simply  
 didn't fit the Moody Blues style.  No subtlety whatsoever.  Even 
 though the mellotron was basically getting obsolete, its use definitely 
 lent the texture that characterized the Moody Blues imo.  They haven't 
 been the same since.  In Search Of The Lost Chord, Threshold Of A  
 Dream, and Days Of Future Past remain my favorite Moody Blues albums.
 
 Lv
 

    From live tapes I've heard over the years, the one area where the live
    Moodies fall down is vocals.  Trying to meet the standards of the LPs
    is tough, and they don't make it.  Not many do, Yes was also a
    disappointment in this area when I saw them.
    
    							Brian

    I hear Patric Moraz is out. Anyone have details?
    
    John

    
    Me and my wife see the Moody Blues every time they come to the area,
    and last year at the Providence Performing Arts Center Patrick was not
    with them.
    
    - Sean

    This past week, the PBS station in Denver showed the video of the Moody
    Blues concert taped last September at Red Rocks with Colorado Symphony.
    The only frustating part of the evening was that it broadcast during a
    'pledge' night so there were the obligatory 15 minute breaks asking for
    donations (but I edited all that out).

    All in all, it was a very good concert!

    Regards,
    Dale

    
    
     They played the "Red Rocks" concert on the local PBS station this 
    past weekend. Excellent show. Naturally it was during a pledge drive
    but (like another noter) I recorded it and edited out the "Please 
    give us a call and pledge" spots.
    
     Anyway, I noticed that 4 of the original Moody's were there...Justin
    Hayward, John Lodge, Graham Edge (sp?), the flutist whose name I can't
    remember, and another keyboard player replacing the original. Can
    anyone give me the names of the flutist and the original keyboard
    player....it's driving me nuts trying to remember.
    
     RG

re                    <<< Note 357.17 by DNEAST::GOULD_RYAN >>>
                        -< Help remembering...please ! >-

>    anyone give me the names of the flutist 

Ray Thomas

>and the original keyboard
>    player....it's driving me nuts trying to remember.
    
Patrick Moraz (who was never an adequate replacement for Mike Pinder
IMO ;^)

- Dave

    
    
     Thanks for the info.....and I agree, he didn't fill Mike Pinder's 
    shoes. What ever happened to Pinder ? Anyone know why he left the 
    Moody's ?
    
     Also, are the Moody Blues albums (all the way back to Days of 
    Future Passed) available on CD ?
    
     Thanks
     RG

re                    <<< Note 357.19 by DNEAST::GOULD_RYAN >>>

>     Thanks for the info.....and I agree, he didn't fill Mike Pinder's 
>    shoes. What ever happened to Pinder ? Anyone know why he left the 
>    Moody's ?

Supposedly he had a nervous breakdown after Seventh Sojourn, and could
no longer tour with them, though he did record Octave, I think.  Since
then, I don't know, though I've heard rumors that he's a born-again
Christian and is no longer involved in humanistic rock & roll ;^}
    
Patrick Moraz is no longer with the group; he was in court suing
the Moody Blues a short time ago (he won, with a small settlement).
I'm hazy as to the details.

>     Also, are the Moody Blues albums (all the way back to Days of 
>    Future Passed) available on CD ?
    
As far as I know, yep.

By the way, there's a Moody Blues mailing list ... to get on it, send mail
to DECWRL::"[email protected]" and request to be added to
the list.

- Dave

    
    
     Could someone please enter a reply here listing all of their CD's,
    preferably in the order that they were originally released.
    
     Thanks
     RG

    
    
    	Days of Future Passed			1968
    	On the Threshold of a Dream		1969
    	To Our Children's Children's Children	1970
    	A Question of Balance			1970 (beautiful)
    	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour		1971
    	Seventh Sojourn				1972
    	Caught Live +5				1977
    	Octave					1978
    
    A number of compilations/greatest hits are available on CD. I don't
    know if all of the above is available on CD.
    
    	Lale

     
    
     Where does "In Search of the Lost Chord" fit in there ?
    
     BTW, thanks for the info in .23
    
     RG

    
    
     A few more,
    
     In Search of the Lost Chord
     Long Distance Voyager(?)
     Keys of the Kingdom
     The Other Side of Life(?)
    
     Not sure of the dates,
    
                               mike
    

    
 �   In Search of the Lost Chord
 �   Long Distance Voyager(?)
 �   Keys of the Kingdom
 �   The Other Side of Life(?)
 �   
 �   Not sure of the dates,
 
     In Search of the Lost Chord - 1968
     Long Distance Voyager - 1981
     Keys of the Kingdom - 1991
     The Other Side of Life - 1986
    
     And still 2 others (besides compilations and pre-Lodge/Hayward LP's):
    
     The Present - 1983
     Sur La Mer - 1988
    
 - Sean 

    
     Another question ....... I believe on the "Concert at Red Rocks" video
    the Justin Hayward mentioned that the song "I Know You're Out There
    Somewhere" is from the Sur La Mer album. Did I hear him correctly ?
    
     Thanks
     RG 

    During the Ch2 broadcast of Live at Red Rocks they mentioned the Moody
    Blues with a symphony orchestra would be at Great Woods, July 18th. 

    
     Ok, next question....where is Great Woods.
    
     RG

Mansfield MA ... exit 12 (? someone please confirm) off of rte 495.

I think you are right.  Get off on the 140 Mansfield exit and follow the
rest of the cars.  There are signs that point the way.

It is about 25-30 miles south of the Mass Pike.

Tim

    
    
     Thanks for the info !
    
     Please keep us updated with ticket info as it becomes available.
    
     RG

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All dates are June:

4th Dallas, Starplex
5th Houston, Woodlands
7th Fort Lauderdale, Sunrise Theatre
8th Fort Lauderdale, Sunrise Theatre
13th Charlotte (NC), ???
16th New York, Radio City
17th New York, Radio City
18th Raleigh (NC), Walnut Creek
20th Atlanta, ???
21st Atlanta, ???
24th Detroit, Pine Knob

??? indicates that I can't understand the venue name that Ivy is saying in
the message. Hopefully I'll receive the whole itinerary from her via the
post over the weekend.

Toodle pip ... Michele

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re -.1

Also June 25th, Chicago, IL, Poplar Creek Music Theater.

    MOODY BLUES with the Great Woods Festival Orchestra
    Sunday July 18th,1993(at the Great Woods Performing Arts Ctr)

    
    
     Who can I contact for ticket info regarding the Great Woods
    performance ?
    
     Thanks
     RG

    
    
    Contact John Stewart. He is into scalping business at Great Woods.
    
    ;-)
    
    Lale
    
    

    I got my ticket at TICKETMASTER-in Mass.call(617)931-2000.They will
    charge an additional $5.50($2 for G.Woods parking/$3.50 service
    charge).I don't believe the show is sold out yet.
                                    Good Luck RG,
                                           Dean

    2nd Moody Blues show added-MON. July 19th/Great Woods(Mansfield,Mass)
    Tickets on sale now(TICKETMASTER).

    
    
     The Moody Blues are appearing Saturday, July 3, at the Cumberland
    County Civic Center in Portland, Me. They are being accompanied by
    the New England Symphony Orchestra.
    
      

    
    
     Went to the concert on Saturday night. A great show. They played for 2 
    hours and these were some of the songs....
    
      Moody's Overture (by the New England Festival Orchestra)
      Late Lament
      Tuesday Afternoon
      New Horizons
      For My Lady
      Voices in the sky
      Emily's Song
      Lean on me tonight
      Legend of a mind
      Lovely to see you
      The Story in Your Eyes
      Say It With Love
      I Know You're Out There
      Your Wildest Dreams
      Isn't Life Strange
      I'm Just a Singer (in a rock 'n roll band)
      Nights in White Satin
      Question
      Ride My See-Saw
      
      If the show at Great Woods is as good as this one was then you won't 
    be disappointed !
    
     RG

I've heard rumors of a Moody Blues boxed set coming out later this year ...
can anyone confirm?

- thanks
  Dave

    RE:NOTE 41-Thanks for the review.I'm going in this Sunday to Great
    Woods for the show.I'm hoping it's like the RED ROCKS and the concert
    you attended up in PORTLAND.
    
    I think these guys are the class of rock n' roll.
    
                                          Dean

    
    
     So, how was the performance at Great Woods (whichever one you went
    to).
    
     RG

    The Great Woods performance was outstanding Sunday night-although
    Mansfield isn't RED ROCKS,Colorado,the weather was perfect and the
    show was similar to the Colo. show.
    
    The symphony backing makes a major difference in the MOODIES sound as
    one could tell the difference between last summer's show they did with
    CHICAGO at G.WOODS.
    
    I'm looking forward to the "rumored"Box Set that may be forthcoming
    and their annual Summer tour next year.
    
    The 2 female backup singers/dancers,2 Keyboardists and additional
    drummer(besides regular Grame Edge)-certainly add to the show also.
    
    Ray Thomas,Justin Hayward and John Lodge all have great vocal range
    and Thomas's flute work and Lodge's lead guitar work were the highlight
    of the evening for me.
    
                                                   Dean

    
    � Ray Thomas,Justin Hayward and John Lodge all have great vocal range
    � and Thomas's flute work and Lodge's lead guitar work were the highlight
    � of the evening for me.
    
    Actually, that's Justin on lead, John on bass (usually - they all
    can play a lot of instruments).
    
    But I agree 100% - the symphony made this show.  You haven't heard them
    do things like "Isn't Life Strange," "For My Lady," "New Horizons," 
    and of course "Nights In White Satin" until you've heard it like this.
    
    I wish they'd Let Ray Thomas sing more, though.

    
    
     Just a bit of trivia...heard on the radio that today is John Lodge's
    birthday (48th).
     Happy birthday John.....may you have many more.
    
    

    
     Picked up the Justin Hayward/John Lodge CD entitled "Blue Jays"
    yesterday. Some real gems in there and IMHO a must for any serious
    Moody's fan's collection.
    
     RG

    
    
     Blue Jays is definately a great album, I like it too. If you like
    it also check out Ray Thomas's solo effort called "From Mighty Oaks"
    also very good. Another must for a MB collection. 
    
                                                        mike
    

>    it also check out Ray Thomas's solo effort called "From Mighty Oaks"

Is it still available?

    
    
    Re. "From Mighty Oaks"
    
      Yes, I see it now and then when I go CD shopping. I have the vinyl
    but haven't bought it yet on CD otherwise I could give you the number.
    I usually see it in the Moody Blues sections instead of under Ray
    Thomas.
    
              mike
    

    
     Does anyone know if the Moody's have another studio recording in the
    works ? I know they're busy with their tour but I was wondering if
    there has been any talk of new projects.
    
     RG
    
     

This from the spring '93 issue of "Higher and Higher:"

"According to a June 19th interview carried by the Knight-Ridder News
Service, Justin Hayward said that plans were underway for a new Moody
Blues album.  'We've already started talking about it,' he said.  'I hope
to be back in the studio, if not before the end of this year, by the 
beginning of next year.'  When asked what fans can expect from the new
album, Hayward replied, 'I don't know.  But I personally would like to see
a return to the type of records we made in the '60s, just once, to see how
it would feel.  To blow any kind of convention.  And to do our own thing.'

    Can anyone confirm for me that Patrick Moraz, who had been playing
    keyboards with them for a few years, isn't with them anymore - or
    at least, isn't on this tour?
    
    	db

    Yep, Moraz is no longer with the Moodies.  Current publicity shots show
    only four: Hayward, Lodge, Edge and Thomas.  
    
    Then there are the hired hands...not sure how many/who this tour. 
    Their last pass through Boston, in a radio interview Hayward mentioned
    a keyboardist and drummer (I think).
    
    							Brian

    
    Moraz and the Moodies split none too happily, either.  Somewhere they
    ended up in court.  In the end, the feeling was that the Moodies mostly 
    had him hired on contract (yes, even for as many albums that he did), 
    rather than considering him an integral part of the band.
    
    Personally, I don't think his keybaord stall was particularly good for
    the MBs, but the whole thing is rather sad.
    
    - Sean

    
     I'm not sure of the name of the keyboard player that is touring with
    them but it's definitely not Moraz.
     In the videos that I've seen of the Moody's performing such songs as 
    "The Voice" his (Moraz') non-too-subtle presence is not complementary to 
    their style.
     Personally I'd love to see them persuade Mike Pinder to rejoin.
    
     And, BTW, that's great news about the studio album. I'd love to see
    them do a recording along their '60's style. It would sound great with
    todays recording technology.
    
     RG

    I think overall this is good news.
    
    Moraz's talents are wasted in the MB's and he doesn't do them any
    good either.  He's a virtuosic keyboard player in a band with no
    need nor room for virtuoso.
    
    Both Moraz and the MB's produce good music, but from the start I 
    thought it was a horrible fit.
    
    If you want to hear what Moraz is really about, I'd recommend the album
    called "i".   
    
    I also thought he was GREAT for Yes.  Relayer was a sudden and sharp
    turn for them, but it was a good move and it totally rejuevenated my
    interest in the band.   I think it was unfortunate that it only lasted
    one album.

    On a tangent:
    
    Dave B:
    
    > If you want to hear what Moraz is really about, I'd recommend the 
    > album called "i".
    
    One of my pet favs.  Any idea if it's out on CD?
    
    			- Paul

    
>    > If you want to hear what Moraz is really about, I'd recommend the 
>    > album called "i".
>    One of my pet favs.  Any idea if it's out on CD?

I've seen it in some of the import catalogs. I used to enjoy
hearing Moraz play excerpts from "i" during his solos with Yes.

Some other definitive Moraz work:

"Refugee". Moraz recorded this album with two former members of 
The Nice (Davison and Jackson) before he joined Yes. Too bad they
didn't stay together. This is also an import-only CD.

At least one album recorded with Bill Bruford (can't remember title). 
They played some live sets together billed as "An Evening of Drums 
and Piano". Great improvisation.

Barry

    "i" isn't out on CD in America (it is, as Barry mentioned, available
    overseas==as-an-import).
    
    One of the tunes from "i" does appear on the "Flags" CD that he
    did with Bill Bruford - but I'm not sure I'd recommend that CD.
    
    FWIW, it took me a LONG time to really appreciate "i", but I now
    cite it as one of the most original and creative albums of that
    time.
    
    It's not always "melodic" (you can't whistle a lot of it) but
    even the non-melodic sections seem to have a very musical expression
    and emotion to it.  I am NOT a fan of "synth-wash" bands like
    Tangerine Dream and most of what Vangelis does; and thus, it pains
    me to compare it to that but it did SOUND like that stuff on first
    listen.
    
    It's definitely the kind of album you turn the lights out for - it's
    a special trip to listen to it on headphones too.
    
    	db

    Thanks, guys.  I'll have to search it out as an import.  To bring this
    back to the Moody Blues, I thought that the boots he wore for the MB's
    shows were pretty cool -- they had the "i" symbol on them.
    
    I also really enjoyed the Moraz/Bruford albums & shows.  Wish Moraz
    would get something else together.
    
    				- Paul

I recently saw the tape of the "Red Rocks" concert, and was, to be kind, not
overly impressed. While Justin seemed to have the old intensity, the rest of the
bunch really seemed to be mostly mugging for the camera. I didn't care at all for
any of their new stuff, not even Justin's.

I was really expecting to be blown away by this concert, especially given the
full orchestral backup. The production aspect of the MB's stuff has always
impressed me, and lends itself very well to orchestral arrangements. While a few
of  the oldies- "Somewhere," for instance- were great, overall I was depressed to
see/hear a great group slowly sliding (IMHO) downhill.

As always, your mileage may vary...

Bob

    RE ..63
    
    Well, cheer up a bit. Back in 74 or 75 I was listening to a
    documentary on the Moodies. Interviews, music etc... The
    jist of the show and from the interviews was that the ride
    was over and what a ride it was. It appeared the band was
    dead.
    
    They may be over the hill now but into the mid 80's they still
    had something to offer.
    
    Jim C.
    

    
    
     It may be a matter of opinion but I would hardly consider them over
    the hill.
    
     RG

    
    
     Quick question......
    
     Which album is the song "Voices in the Sky" on ?
    
     Thanks
     RG

    
    
     I believe its "In Search of the Lost Chord".
    
                                                    mike
    

    
    What's the story on the rumored Moody Blues boxed set of CDs?  Is it
    out?  I can't find it anywhere and nobody seems to know anything about
    it.
    
    len.
    

    
     Anyone know who publishes Moody Blues song books for guitar ?
    
     RG

    
    
     To the person who gave me the info on the songbooks via EMAIL, thanks.
    
     RG

    
    
     Any updates available on the new studio recording that they are
    supposedly working on ?
    
     RG

    Hi,
    
    
    Has anyone heard about any MB tours being planned? Either in the UK
    or the US?
    
    SJC
    
    

    
    
     Since I haven't got my Moody Blues song book for guitar yet I was 
    wondering if anyone could (or would) take the time to post the 
    chords for "Tuesday Afternoon".
    
     Thanks
     Ryan

    I was waiting on info about a summer tour myself.Having seen their 1992
    show(with CHICAGO) and 1993 show(with the Great Woods Symphony),I am
    very excited about their next New England appearance.
    
    If you hear anything-drop me a line.
                                            DEAN

    I saw a date for Tanglewood in western Mass this summer. Not sure when.

    
     It's probabaly too soon to ask but has it been said whether or not 
    they will be accompanied but orchestras on this tour ?
    
     Curious.......
    
     RG

    
     Re .76....I meant to say "by orchestras" not "but orchestras".....
    
     Must be Friday.......
    
     RG

    The Moodies will be at TANGLEWOOD in Lenox,Mass.on SUN June 26.Whether
    they will be backed by the Boston Symphony has not been mentioned yet.
    
    I know that Tanglewood is kind of home base for the BSO during summer
    months.

Just got a postcard from the magazine "Higher & Higher " ... they have a new
24-hour message line to get Moody Blues news, tour dates, and other info.
(407) 349-BLUE (-2583).

Oh yeah, to subscribe to the magazine, write to

	Higher & Higher
	Box 829
	Geneva FL  32732

The next issue is an "all Hayward edition," featuring over 30 articles on
JH, several full-color interior photos ... this issue is $13.50 until 5/14,
after 5/14, $16.50 (hmm, not sure if this really is the cost of just the issue
or a subscription).

    
     I understand that they're scheduled to play at Great Woods on June 25.
    
     RG

    
    Know when tix go on sale?

    
    Sorry, don't know when tickets go on sale, just the date of the show.
    
     RG

    RE:NOTE .82-The tix for their TANGLEWOOD show(JUNE 26)should be on sale
    now at TICKETMASTER(since it was announced over the Ticketmaster
    Concert Line recently).
    
    The Great Woods date for June 25 I just read about on the file as you
    did.I would call your nearest Ticketmaster or the G.Woods Box Office
    on that one.
    
                                                 Dean
    

    
     The Moody's will be playing (with the New England Festival Orchestra)
    on July 2 at the Seaside Performing Arts Center in Old Orchard Beach,
    Me.
    
     RG

    How can I get tickets to the Old Orchard Beach venue?
    
    Thanks

    
     I got mine through Ticketmaster.
    
     RG

    
     Word has it that recently there was some litigation involving the
    Moody's and Mike Pinder but that the issue has been settled out of 
    court and quite amicably. It's being rumored that this could have some
    further ramifications, possibly even resultying in Pinder rejoining the 
    band. Before anyone mentions it, I'm not confusing the other trouble
    concerning Patrick Moraz with this situation.
    
     Has anyone else heard about this ?
    
     Thanks
     RG

    
    I've only heard Justin say, in recent interviews, that:
    
      o He really wanted to try and do some of the "old" type stuff, i.e.
        the more cosmic, pre-Seventh Soujourn material.
    
      o He had a "surprise" brewing.
    
    I've secretly hoped it all pointed towards Pinder coming back, but I
    have no facts on anything like that (I buy tix every year just in
    case, though!)
    
    - Sean

    
    
     Is anyone planning on attending the Great Woods or Tanglewood shows
    this coming weekend ? If so, let us know how the show (whichever one
    you go to) was.
     I understand that they've changed their song repertoire for this tour.
    Graeme Edge is reciting the "The Dream" instead of "Late Lament" and 
    they're performing "The Actor" along with some other songs not included
    in last years tour.
     
     RG

    
     Well, I might as well drop a note in about the concert on Saturday.
    The weather was great and the Moodies were excellent. Graeme Edge did 
    recite "The Dream". I was expecting it but most of the people there
    weren't and it was humorous to see some of the looks on the faces of
    some people whereas everyone was expecting "Late Lamant".
     They are performing some different songs, such as Eternity Road,
    Gypsy, The Actor, and Steppin' in a Slide Zone.
    
     All in all a great evening. Incidently, the box set is due out soon.
    It's called "Time Traveler" and it contains 71 digitally remastered
    songs and includes a 5th disk of 7 songs from the Red Rocks concert
    not previously released on CD.
    
     RG
       

... they weren't around this past summer. 

    
    Don't think so...  I thought I read they were playing in Syracuse at some
    point not too long ago, and half-expected them to do another non-summer
    stop around here in NE (Providence PPAC or something)...
    
    - Sean

Flipping through stations earlier in the year I caught Hayward on Crook and
Chase. That was kind of strange seeing him on a country show. He sang a few
songs - and I think mentioned some new stuff coming out - haven't seen anything
yet.

    I got the Time Traveller 5 cd set this weekend...I've only got thru the
    first 2 discs so far, but a Nice set, good selection, great sound, cool
    history of the band, old photos etc...
    
    Wes

Anyone ever run across the words/music/chords for Forever Autumn? (from base
note). I found some of their songs on the net - but not this one. Did Justin
Hayward write it? It is on Classic Blue - I didn't think he wrote any of those
songs.