Biografía:
The Moody Blues se formaron en 1964. Sus primeros éxitos llegaron cuando estaban patrocinados por la cervecería de Birmingham M&B y, consecuentemente, tomaron durante un tiempo el nombre de MB5, cambiándolo poco después a The Moody Blues.
Su formación original la componían Ray Thomas (Voz, flauta, percusión y armónica), Mike Pinder (Teclados y voz), Denny Laine (Voz y guitarra), Clint Warwick (Bajo y voz) y Graeme Edge (Batería) y su versión de "Go Now" alcanzó el número uno en enero de 1965.
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Otras canciones:
- Nights In White Satin
- A Simple Game
- And The Tide Rushes In
- Another Morning
- Are You Sitting Comfortably
- Best Way To Travel
- Bless The Wings
- Blue Guitar
- Blue World
- Candle Of Life
- Canle Of Life
- Cities
- Dawn Is A Feeling
- Dawning Is The Day
- Day We Meet Again
- Dear Diary
- December Snow
- Deep
- Dont Need A Reindeer
- Dont You Feel Small
- Dr Livingstone I Presume
- Driftwood
- Eyes Of A Child
- Floating
- Fly Me High
- For My Lady
- Forever Autumn
- Gemini Dream
- Go Now
- Gypsy Of A Strange And Distant Time
- Had To Fall In Love
- Happy Xmas War Is Over
- Haunted
- Have You Heard Part 1
- Have You Heard Part 2
- Have You Heard The Voyage
- Highway
- House Of Four Doors
- House Of Four Doors Part 1
- House Of Four Doors Part 2
- How Is It We Are Here
- I Havent Really Got The Time
- I Know Your Out There
- I Know Youre Out There Somewhere
- I Never Thought Id Live To Be A Hundred
- Im Just A Singer In A Rock And Roll Band
- Im Your Man
- In My World
- Island
- Isnt Life Strange
- It May Be A Fire
- Its Cold Outside Of Your Heart
- Its Up To You
- Land Of Make Believe
- Lazy Day
- Legend Of A Mind
- Lost In A Lost World
- Love And Beauty
- Lovely To See You
- Meanwhile
- Meet Me Halfway
- Melancholy Man
- Minstrels Song
- Nervous
- Never Blame The Rainbows For The Rain
- Never Comes The Day
- New Horizons
- No More Lies
- Noches De Blanco Saten
- Om
- One More Time To Live
- One Step Into The Light
- Out And In
- Question
- Ride My See
- Send Me No Wine
- Simple Game
- So Deep Within You
- Strange Times
- Sun Is Still Shining
- Sunset
- Survival
- Talking Out Of Turn
- The Actor
- The Afternoon Evening Time To Get Away
- The Day We Meet Again
- The Dreamer
- The Story In Your Eyes
- The Voice
- This Is The Moment
- To Share Our Love
- Top Rank Suite
- Tortoise And The Hare
- Tregardock
- Tuesday Afternoon
- Twilight Time
- Under Moonshine
- Voice
- Voices In The Sky
- Watching And Waiting
- What Am I Doing Here
- You And Me
- You Can Never Go Home
- Your Wildest Dreams
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
This is in my opinion the best written romantic song on this album, enjoy!
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[Verse 1]
D C G
The curtain rises on the scene,
D C G
With someone chanting to be free
D C G
The play unfolds before my eyes,
D C G
There stands the actor who is me
[Verse 2]
D C G
The sleeping hours take us far,
D C G
Through traffic, telephones and fear
D C G
Put out your problems with the cat,
D C G
Escape until a bell you hear
[Chorus]
Am
Our reasons are the same,
G
But there's no one we can blame
F
For there's nowhere we need go,
E Am
When the only truth we know comes so easily
C G Am
The sound I have heard in your hello,
G F Em
Oh darling, you're almost part of me,
F Em
Oh darling, you're all I'll ever see
F Fm C
Ah...
[Verse 3]
D C G
It's such a rainy afternoon,
D C G
No point in going anywhere
D C G
These sounds just drift across my room,
D C G
I wish this feeling I could share
[Verse 4]
D C G
It's such a rainy afternoon,
D C G
She sits and gazes from her window
D C G
Her mind tries to recall his face,
D C G
The feeling deep inside her grows
[Chorus]
Am
Our reasons are the same,
G
But there's no one we can blame
F
For there's nowhere we need go,
E Am
When the only truth we know comes so easily
C G Am
The sound I have heard in your hello,
G F Em
Oh darling, you're almost part of me,
F Em
Oh darling, you're all I'll ever see
F Fm C
Ah...
By Griffin Taylor
D xx0232
C x32010
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[Verse 1]
D C G
The curtain rises on the scene,
D C G
With someone chanting to be free
D C G
The play unfolds before my eyes,
D C G
There stands the actor who is me
[Verse 2]
D C G
The sleeping hours take us far,
D C G
Through traffic, telephones and fear
D C G
Put out your problems with the cat,
D C G
Escape until a bell you hear
[Chorus]
Am
Our reasons are the same,
G
But there's no one we can blame
F
For there's nowhere we need go,
E Am
When the only truth we know comes so easily
C G Am
The sound I have heard in your hello,
G F Em
Oh darling, you're almost part of me,
F Em
Oh darling, you're all I'll ever see
F Fm C
Ah...
[Verse 3]
D C G
It's such a rainy afternoon,
D C G
No point in going anywhere
D C G
These sounds just drift across my room,
D C G
I wish this feeling I could share
[Verse 4]
D C G
It's such a rainy afternoon,
D C G
She sits and gazes from her window
D C G
Her mind tries to recall his face,
D C G
The feeling deep inside her grows
[Chorus]
Am
Our reasons are the same,
G
But there's no one we can blame
F
For there's nowhere we need go,
E Am
When the only truth we know comes so easily
C G Am
The sound I have heard in your hello,
G F Em
Oh darling, you're almost part of me,
F Em
Oh darling, you're all I'll ever see
F Fm C
Ah...
By Griffin Taylor
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