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The Moody Blues Discography

The Moody Blues began as just another band of English boys hoping to duplicate the success of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones,…

Posted On 27 Sep30 Oct
Go Now! 45 rpm single

The Moody Blues: “Go Now!” (1964)

The Moodies nick Bessie Banks’ big break and cash in on the Merseybeat movement with a #1 UK hit.

Posted On 19 Oct4 Jan
The Magnificent Moodies album cover

[Review] The Moody Blues: The Magnificent Moodies (1965)

The Moodies began as a British Invasion band, and this is the first act, featuring Denny Laine.

Posted On 24 Nov4 Jan
Nights in White Satin 45 rpm sleeve

The Moody Blues: “Nights In White Satin” (1967)

The most majestic pop song written since, well, “A Whiter Shade of Pale” from a few months earlier, but still it’s pretty awesome.

Posted On 3 Feb29 Jan
Days of Future Passed album cover

[Review] The Moody Blues: Days of Future Passed (1967)

Originally conceived as a stereo demo record, the first “classical” rock album raised the bar even higher than The Beatles.

Posted On 12 Dec30 Oct
Tuesday Afternoon 45 rpm sleeve

The Moody Blues: “Tuesday Afternoon (Forever Afternoon)” (1968)

The second single from Days of Future Passed is another classic in the Moodies’ canon.

Posted On 17 Jan18 Feb
Voices In The Sky 45 rpm single

The Moody Blues: “Voices In The Sky” (1968)

The advance single from the Moodies’ followup to Days was this lighter-than-air sunbeam of a song.

Posted On 2 Apr10 Apr
In Search of the Lost Chord album cover

[Review] The Moody Blues: In Search of the Lost Chord (1968)

The Moodies ditch the orchestra and go in search of their own sound on this classic elpee.

Posted On 26 Jun26 Mar
Ride My See-Saw 45 rpm single

The Moody Blues: “Ride My See-Saw” (1968)

John Lodge takes a short ride up the charts with this spirited opener from the Moodies’ third.

Posted On 2 Mar19 Mar
On the Threshold of a Dream album cover

[Review] The Moody Blues: On the Threshold of a Dream (1969)

The Moodies cross the threshold of greatness with their first #1 album, and their first to feature synthesizers.

Posted On 18 Feb28 Jan
Watching and Waiting 45 rpm sleeve

The Moody Blues: “Watching and Waiting” (1969)

The largely ignored single from the Moodies’ forthcoming fifth is still one of the prettiest things they’ve ever done.

Posted On 15 May15 May
To Our Children's Children's Children album cover

[Review] The Moody Blues: To Our Children’s Children’s Children (1969)

Inspired by the lunar landing, the Moodies make an album about space travel that nearly reached the top of the charts.

Posted On 21 Mar30 Oct
Question 45 rpm single

The Moody Blues: “Question” (1970)

The Moodies question the meaning of life, fans respond by nearly making this their second #1 single.

Posted On 24 Jun23 Jul
A Question of Balance album cover

[Review] The Moody Blues: A Question of Balance (1970)

A less delicate album than their last, but with the usual assortment of delicacies from all five members.

Posted On 26 Jul
Every Good Boy Deserves Favour album cover

[Review] The Moody Blues: Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (1971)

The Moodies continue their winning ways with another album of beautifully arranged ballads and rockers.

Posted On 26 Aug29 Oct

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