Almost painful to watch this. We were all so young in those days with our lives before us and now we are nearing the end of th line but the music still endures as it always has over 50 years. The Moodies have left a magnificent legacy.
Here I am, 73 years old, and still listening to this great band just like I did in college...in 1973! No other band or group of musicians comes close. As a grandfather, "To our children's children's children" rings more true than ever.
One night when I was around 16 I guess, (too many years ago to remember) we off-roaded out to a place called Palm Canyon, which is a line of palm trees ascending up a mountainside in the middle of the Arizona desert. (Palms aren't natural to the area, migrating birds dropped the seeds long time ago) We had some herb, some beer and sleeping bags, and we left the truck doors open and popped in a Moody Blues 8 track (remember those?) and then climbed up the ravine to a point where we could see the lights of Yuma about 70 miles away. It was a magical desert night. So clear you could reach up and grab a star from the sky. Nothing like the Moodies on a cool, starry night with your friends and a sweet buzz on. Some of you know what I mean. Fond memories. :-)
In 1969 my brother sat me down in my living room with some herb, made me put on my headphones, turned out the lights, then played "In Search of the Lost Chord". What a rush. I guess I went to half a dozen Moodies concerts. And just a few years ago saw Justin spectacularly live at a very small venue. (I took my brother)
I love your comment. Justin has not only a very strong voice, but a very distinctive voice. When you hear him, you know it cannot be anyone else singing. Just love these guys.
It WAS real music late 60s and 70s. I still.listen 95% to.it to this day. Thank goodness for tube. The cds and 8 tracks and record collection all gone. But. My smile of those memories is eternal...music today is crap
There is a. Guy in his early 20s who has a channel and he is open to react to just about anything. He is learning we had the gem of music talent back then. Beautiful written songs by the band that had a story. The band could really.play amazing music and some could do both...
Fuddy Duddies of the world...UNITE! I agree with you. I have ALWAYS played the Moodies and shall ALWAYS play the Moodies. It was...and is...REAL music.
They wrote entire albums in weeks and layed down an album in 6 weeks to 3months. Some bands took 2 years . These guys did 7 ckassic albums from 1967-1972. All great albums. Several songs charting more than once. I seen them 4 times since red rocks. Form a university auditorium (Northrup) to outside next to Mall of America ,about 30k. Everything In perfect harmony except the first 2 songs, don't see them in Target center. Had to re EQ for 20,000 bodies. What a band.
I just learned tonight John wrote this song! I didn't realize that. I always loved this song, and thought Justin wrote it because he sang it on the album. Wow, sorry I didn't know John wrote this back in the day!
"So love everybody, and make them your friends." How much simpler can it be said? To run your life, your family, your country or your world. What a compelling piano solo. If I ran the World, this would be my theme song. What a magniicent group.
It's no wonder they had to write "just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band" after this (and many other) songs. They transcend spiritualism and their fans longed for their wisdon & knowledge. Me included. Nobody else has ever done it as well. Maybe they do know things we don't. Seekers, all of us. Love everybody, and make them your friend
So well said. Yes, they (we) had it right back then. Im blessed to have lived through this era. So much creativity in music. To have the ability to positively affect so many millions of minds over so many years, the great ones deserve the highest accolades. Im talkin sainthood! Lennon/Maccartney, Hayward/Lodge,
Why is everybody so hung up if this is live or not? Your listening to one of the greatest bands ever. The music,the poems,the talent that you are seeing is incredible. These five man were like the five fingers on God's right hand "and he saw magnificent perfection" so He created the Moody Blues. Just be thankfull that you can enjoy music like this and enjoy true genius of what they did. "So love everybody and make them your friend" if only the world would have listened. I'm a Melancoly man at 58
Well if this is a studio soundtrack then I prefer to see them in the studio recording it. I want to see and understand the origin of all the rich sounds real-time while it’s originally being recorded. Maybe that’s not possible because there are multiple soundtracks that are combined to produce the finished product. If something like that is the case then a ‘live performance’ isn’t really life and the audience deserves to be aware of that …and maybe they are, I don’t know what is conveyed to them at a concert (even though I’ve seen them a few times in concert halls).
As on so any Moodies songs. After almost 50 years of concert going one of my biggest regrets is that I didn't see teh Moodies when Mike P was with them
John and Justin on the right; 2 Gods... when I lived in London 3 yrs; I walked around all of London/trains/buses and tubes with my ear plugs in listening to their music every day...magnificent
Listen you guys, this is only one of the moodies' tracks that changed the way that people think about people arond them. From a musical viewpoint, these lads have done more for world peace than most who have received the Nobel Peace Prize, so please, keep spreding the word - I'm sure that they would appreciate it even more than I do!
What a band! The early are albums are each a masterpiece. I won't ask how they did it all but just give thanks that they did! When I was 20 my girlfriend and I would drift out the window listening to To our Children's Children's Children.
@Poopaloo55 haha thanks, yeah, they definitely do, i saw them two years back in Hershey PA. Now I'm only 21, but have been a Moodies fan for several years as my parents are huge fans. It amazes me how incredible they still sound, 40+ years later.
One of the most beautiful songs ever. You can tell, these guys really love music, that it wasn't just a way to earn a living and I know that's not always the case.
I saved it to my favorites and just listening again and looking at that adorable John. Even at his age now, HES GORGEOUS AND SO IS JUSTIN. my god, thanx
I had my own Moodies albums, but I snuck in and played them on my older brother's excellent Pioneer stereo, and got in trouble for it every time. Didn't stop me. But to this day I expect to hear "Get out!" at the end of certain songs...
What a pleasure it has been to have my Candle of Life burning along with the one The Moody Blues lit in my life so long ago. God Bless them Now & Forever!!
This is dubbed, but who cares? To see the Moodies perform this live is awesome. God I love this song. To write and record music like this in their 20's is TRUE TALENT! This music will live on...... generations after current pop music is long gone...... Moody Blues forever......!!!!
@@greghilbers4697 I don't understand why they would do that, they sound great live. Example ws the Isle of Wight concert in that same year of 1970 in front of 600,000 people. They were a freakin' tight band.
Yep, right on. They're like intellectual/peaceful type rockers. When I was a teenager my parents didn't have any headphones back then, so I'd lay & on the floor with the speakers against my ears listening to Nights in White Satin, & drift away to my favorite album of theirs - To Our Children's Children Children & crank up the volume on "Gypsy". Kind of a mesmerizing escape at the time. Good memories & feelings.
Here, Here! I have always loved this song...and it is big time underrated. Has a fantastic melody that does give you goosebumps! No question about it!!! Long live The Moody Blues...my number 1 most favorite band on the face of this earth.
l recall seeing them at the old Fillmore East (NYC) back around 1970 (egads!!) Tickets were around $4 or $5 back then, even for the good seats. (And it was a small venue; none of the seats were all THAT bad!) Fantastic music then, and fantastic still. A one-of-a-kind band, for sure. And yes, sure, this track is dubbed....no matter - it's still dang goooood! Thanks for posting.
This song has such deep beauty and truth to it. It's one of my all time favorite Moody songs. It never fails to move me.... Thank You so much for the share :) Annie
My boyfriend took me to Wales to see the Moody Blues in concert two months ago because he knew that I adored them...what can I say to describe the magic we experienced? It was mutual love there between the band and fans! If you ever get a chance to see them in concert...DO IT! You will thank yourself the rest of your life...they are the spiritual bards of our time~~ Thank you for posting this timeless song!
This song seems SPIRITUAL to me. I suggest that if THIS song doesn't move you to tears - you might be dead. Have a friend call the undertaker for you. SO HAUNTINGLY BEAUTIFUL !!
two precendent musical chords to emphazie the lyrics "So love, everybody, and make them your friend.." by thhemselves great.... combined heaven. Great composers, that are still underated
I LOVE the Moody Blues...they came from my generation and I truly feel that we were blessed to have had their music...I still love their music today and listen to them all the time...their music is timeless and cosmic and universal and every song has a deeper meaning...they sing of oneness and love and friendship...I agree...they get my vote for the Universal Band of the Millennium...I hope the younger generation gets to know them as I have..
@moneyusper I try my hardest to spread the word of the Moodies. I started listening to them when I was in 10th grade, so all of my friends know about them now. I'm 17 and I still love them as much as I did a few years ago :] One of my teachers upset me in class so he actually played a video of Nights in White Satin live for me infront of the whole class :P
So true. Look at him at 1:22. It's very brief, but oh so gorgeous! He always seems to know when the camera is coming in for a close-up and he turns his head away every time....darn!
they nailed it, they get us in touch with our mortality -- that is the first step into the light of loving beyond just our selves -- ah, to see these youngster rocking so softly in the light of their young heart -- brings tear of truth so gently falling
Born in 64. When I was a kid i used to think the Moody Blues where a spaceship just passing by. Their music seemed way beyond anything of this world. To Childrens Childrens Children especialy. I still easy think they're not of this world. My favorite group by far.
@Msdistarr A beautiful song... I've always loved the words and the music. This song is particularly beautiful. The rhyme and reason are remarkable. Of course, a group like the MB's would never fly today. Too sensible, too reasonable in lyric and content. Not nasty or loud enough to catch the attention of today's youth. Too bad. We loved them then and we love them now. Thank you MB's for your great music and lyrics. Lamar
@moneyusper i've loved them since my old man showed me what i was missing years and years ago.. real musicians and real music lovers appreciate good music no matter when or who created it. timeless.
I wish I could have been alive at this time and seen them. I saw them last Friday and it was amazing. I wish I could have seen them when Thomas and Pinder were still in/touring. Out of any band, dead or alive, to see live, I would choose them. I would give almost anything to have been at this show.
Almost painful to watch this. We were all so young in those days with our lives before us and now we are nearing the end of th line but the music still endures as it always has over 50 years. The Moodies have left a magnificent legacy.
Here I am, 73 years old, and still listening to this great band just like I did in college...in 1973!
No other band or group of musicians comes close.
As a grandfather, "To our children's children's children" rings more true than ever.
Brings back memories of college in the 70s. Time machine anyone?
They weren't a 'rock and roll band'. They were magical.
I love this song..
Probably because it's very peaceful
One night when I was around 16 I guess, (too many years ago to remember) we off-roaded out to a place called Palm Canyon, which is a line of palm trees ascending up a mountainside in the middle of the Arizona desert. (Palms aren't natural to the area, migrating birds dropped the seeds long time ago) We had some herb, some beer and sleeping bags, and we left the truck doors open and popped in a Moody Blues 8 track (remember those?) and then climbed up the ravine to a point where we could see the lights of Yuma about 70 miles away. It was a magical desert night. So clear you could reach up and grab a star from the sky. Nothing like the Moodies on a cool, starry night with your friends and a sweet buzz on. Some of you know what I mean. Fond memories. :-)
Yep...I remember those days. So magical and enchanting to sit outside with the car stereo playing this wonderful music.
did ya see any UFO'S. I may have while at a Moodys' outdoor concert !
I remember when I was at college the same vibes we got listening to the Moodies!
What a rich memory!
In 1969 my brother sat me down in my living room with some herb, made me put on my headphones, turned out the lights, then played "In Search of the Lost Chord". What a rush. I guess I went to half a dozen Moodies concerts. And just a few years ago saw Justin spectacularly live at a very small venue. (I took my brother)
This generation will never know how great music was!... :(
We know because this was recorded
I love your comment. Justin has not only a very strong voice, but a very distinctive voice. When you hear him, you know it cannot be anyone else singing. Just love these guys.
I agree, such a beautiful sound. So uplifting❤❤❤
Justin is the most beautiful man on the planet.
And my husband!
John Lodge is sexier ☺️
im the second..you are right..
John Lodge wrote this… he is also a very beautiful man‼️
I feel like a fuddy duddy saying that THIS was real music,but ....this was real muisc. Love those low notes.
It WAS real music late 60s and 70s. I still.listen 95% to.it to this day. Thank goodness for tube. The cds and 8 tracks and record collection all gone. But. My smile of those memories is eternal...music today is crap
There is a. Guy in his early 20s who has a channel and he is open to react to just about anything. He is learning we had the gem of music talent back then. Beautiful written songs by the band that had a story. The band could really.play amazing music and some could do both...
Fuddy Duddies of the world...UNITE!
I agree with you. I have ALWAYS played the Moodies and shall ALWAYS play the Moodies.
It was...and is...REAL music.
They wrote entire albums in weeks and layed down an album in 6 weeks to 3months. Some bands took 2 years . These guys did 7 ckassic albums from 1967-1972. All great albums. Several songs charting more than once. I seen them 4 times since red rocks. Form a university auditorium (Northrup) to outside next to Mall of America ,about 30k. Everything In perfect harmony except the first 2 songs, don't see them in Target center. Had to re EQ for 20,000 bodies. What a band.
You're no fuddy fuddy, it doesn't get any better than this
Bands today wish they were this good.
lovely, both the song and Justin Hayward.
Can I add it was written by John Lodge‼️❣️Beautiful in melody and lyrics- Justin does great job singing it, though
Another John Lodge song that’s a masterpiece ❤️‼️
I just learned tonight John wrote this song! I didn't realize that. I always loved this song, and thought Justin wrote it because he sang it on the album. Wow, sorry I didn't know John wrote this back in the day!
JUSTIN....his voice and looks make me melt....
Forty one years later and their music is still relevant. God bless the Moody Blues!
"So love everybody, and make them your friends." How much simpler can it be said? To run your life, your family, your country or your world. What a compelling piano solo. If I ran the World, this would be my theme song. What a magniicent group.
Right in kenzomal...
My favorite part about this video is how Justin's voice shines through and then the perfect harmony when John starts to sing with him.
justin's voice is out of this world. humble and great band
I love how deep Justin's beautiful voice gets in this song :]
Best album in my life. They were one in a million put together by God..there is now other possibility...there music is forever. ☮✝
well said, divine order got them together to participate in the Shift in consciousness. They were early to the game.
The Moody Blues mesmerized
me quite a bit when I first caught ahold of them in the’ ‘80’s in my 20’s!
It's no wonder they had to write "just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band" after this (and many other) songs. They transcend spiritualism and their fans longed for their wisdon & knowledge. Me included. Nobody else has ever done it as well. Maybe they do know things we don't. Seekers, all of us. Love everybody, and make them your friend
The Divine speaks through many mouths in any way it can to inspire us.
God bless the Moodies...
So well said. Yes, they (we) had it right back then. Im blessed to have lived through this era. So much creativity in music. To have the ability to positively affect so many millions of minds over so many years, the great ones deserve the highest accolades. Im talkin sainthood! Lennon/Maccartney, Hayward/Lodge,
Thats true and beautiful what you said,thank you the world needs more of this!
Why is everybody so hung up if this is live or not? Your listening to one of the greatest bands ever. The music,the poems,the talent that you are seeing is incredible. These five man were like the five fingers on God's right hand "and he saw magnificent perfection" so He created the Moody Blues. Just be thankfull that you can enjoy music like this and enjoy true genius of what they did. "So love everybody and make them your friend" if only the world would have listened. I'm a Melancoly man at 58
Well if this is a studio soundtrack then I prefer to see them in the studio recording it. I want to see and understand the origin of all the rich sounds real-time while it’s originally being recorded. Maybe that’s not possible because there are multiple soundtracks that are combined to produce the finished product. If something like that is the case then a ‘live performance’ isn’t really life and the audience deserves to be aware of that …and maybe they are, I don’t know what is conveyed to them at a concert (even though I’ve seen them a few times in concert halls).
Pinder's work on this song shines!
sure does
..as usual.. :)
His Mellotron sounds like an entire orchestra, simply amazing....
So beautiful and sophisticated song.
As on so any Moodies songs. After almost 50 years of concert going one of my biggest regrets is that I didn't see teh Moodies when Mike P was with them
Great music even my son loves the Moody Blues an am proud of it !!
Lovely.
Awesome to hear this again...saw them many times in MSG...Justine has one of the best voices in rock and roll.
Justin...❤
A hauntingly beautiful voice.............I love all his music.
This is so beautiful. The sound of Justin's voice and the mellotron make it so dreamy and a bit trippy. 😇
I've got a time machine. It's two vinyl discs and it's called "This Is the Moody Blues". Takes me way back, every time.
John and Justin on the right; 2 Gods... when I lived in London 3 yrs; I walked around all of London/trains/buses and tubes with my ear plugs in listening to their music every day...magnificent
He's such a cutie!
A mystical song, just beautiful. Justin's voice is pure magic, for the heart. Lovely word's❤️❤️..🥀🥀🥀🥀..2022.
These Lyrics flow like honey.
Their music was so soft but powerful.
Their music & lyrics kind of “forced” you to “stand still” to catch exactly every word.
Listen you guys, this is only one of the moodies' tracks that changed the way that people think about people arond them. From a musical viewpoint, these lads have done more for world peace than most who have received the Nobel Peace Prize, so please, keep spreding the word - I'm sure that they would appreciate it even more than I do!
What a band! The early are albums are each a masterpiece. I won't ask how they did it all but just give thanks that they did! When I was 20 my girlfriend and I would drift out the window listening to To our Children's Children's Children.
eyes of a child 2 takes off
How cool does Justin look here!!! He could of had any woman he wanted yet he stayed true to his wife he literally is a true gentleman!
I saw these cats 8 times from 1969-1972...no other band had the quality or melodies...Never Comes the Day of this troupe.EVER AGAIN..!!!
@neukertification
I'm with you! He sounds and looks like an angel!
The gift of creating music like this will never be again once he retires, unless his grandson is gifted this much.
Although Justin is singing lead, it's John's tune. Not many songs will ever come close to this....
Probably John Lodge';s greatest composition
That and Just A Singer In A Rock N Roll Band
@@marktrail8624 Very true i.m just a singer is a rock masterpiece
Damn, Justin was good-looking! I wish he'd look directly at the camera more often. Those eyes.....
The voice..amazing..
It doesn't get much better than this..
@Poopaloo55 haha thanks, yeah, they definitely do, i saw them two years back in Hershey PA. Now I'm only 21, but have been a Moodies fan for several years as my parents are huge fans. It amazes me how incredible they still sound, 40+ years later.
berrygirl1964, You are welcome. I love this band a lot and want everybody to know how great this band really is!. :-)
They were so thin back then, I remember being that way Myself, lol. That was so long ago but the music is Full and rich as it was
One of the most beautiful songs ever. You can tell, these guys really love music, that it wasn't just a way to earn a living and I know that's not always the case.
I love them now and then...and remember at this age singing they had no idea of their future fame big time and how millions loved them
I saved it to my favorites and just listening again and looking at that adorable John. Even at his age now, HES GORGEOUS AND SO IS JUSTIN. my god, thanx
What an amazing band and wonderful song.
I had my own Moodies albums, but I snuck in and played them on my older brother's excellent Pioneer stereo, and got in trouble for it every time. Didn't stop me. But to this day I expect to hear "Get out!" at the end of certain songs...
Love his voice !!!
that voice
these guys know how to write and sing without question one of the best bands in my lifetime the music still sounds good even today!!!
What a pleasure it has been to have my Candle of Life burning along with the one The Moody Blues lit in my life so long ago. God Bless them Now & Forever!!
This is dubbed, but who cares? To see the Moodies perform this live is awesome.
God I love this song. To write and record music like this in their 20's is TRUE TALENT!
This music will live on...... generations after current pop music is long gone......
Moody Blues forever......!!!!
Yeah, this sounds dubbed, But other songs from this concert sound Not Dubbed.
@@greghilbers4697 I don't understand why they would do that, they sound great live. Example ws the Isle of Wight concert in that same year of 1970 in front of 600,000 people. They were a freakin' tight band.
I saw them there and you are right it was brilliant. The biggest thing about them was the harmonise almost purrfection.
Yep, right on. They're like intellectual/peaceful type rockers. When I was a teenager my parents didn't have any headphones back then, so I'd lay & on the floor with the speakers against my ears listening to Nights in White Satin, & drift away to my favorite album of theirs - To Our Children's Children Children & crank up the volume on "Gypsy". Kind of a mesmerizing escape at the time. Good memories & feelings.
"So love, everybody, and make them your friend.."
Here, Here! I have always loved this song...and it is big time underrated. Has a fantastic melody that does give you goosebumps! No question about it!!! Long live The Moody Blues...my number 1 most favorite band on the face of this earth.
@moneyusper
absolutely.
I'm 62. Imagine 40 years not getting enough of them. Heartbrakers.
l recall seeing them at the old Fillmore East (NYC) back around 1970 (egads!!) Tickets were around $4 or $5 back then, even for the good seats. (And it was a small venue; none of the seats were all THAT bad!) Fantastic music then, and fantastic still. A one-of-a-kind band, for sure. And yes, sure, this track is dubbed....no matter - it's still dang goooood! Thanks for posting.
I just love this song, "love everybody and make them your friend"
This song has such deep beauty and truth to it. It's one of my all time favorite Moody songs. It never fails to move me....
Thank You so much for the share :)
Annie
It definitely pulls at the heartstrings!
So true & you can’t help it.
NP@@robertvillarreal7055
RIP Ray Thomas.....................................
My boyfriend took me to Wales to see the Moody Blues in concert two months ago because he knew that I adored them...what can I say to describe the magic we experienced? It was mutual love there between the band and fans! If you ever get a chance to see them in concert...DO IT! You will thank yourself the rest of your life...they are the spiritual bards of our time~~ Thank you for posting this timeless song!
in high school when this was going down. wasn't i lucky . now 55, i still enjoy .
Still amazing since 1970 !!!
This song seems SPIRITUAL to me. I suggest that if THIS song doesn't move you to tears - you might be dead. Have a friend call the undertaker for you. SO HAUNTINGLY BEAUTIFUL !!
two precendent musical chords to emphazie the lyrics "So love, everybody, and make them your friend.." by thhemselves great.... combined heaven. Great composers, that are still underated
@apwerner
Yes, they are gorgeous!
I LOVE the Moody Blues...they came from my generation and I truly feel that we were blessed to have had their music...I still love their music today and listen to them all the time...their music is timeless and cosmic and universal and every song has a deeper meaning...they sing of oneness and love and friendship...I agree...they get my vote for the Universal Band of the Millennium...I hope the younger generation gets to know them as I have..
I am no kid and remember The Moody Blues from their beginning and still love them!
@uzi4u182
Have a lovely time...I'm jealous! I saw them in Toronto last summer and it was incredible. They still have the magic!!
this song is beyond words...
I must have blinked several times, I'm over 50 mate.
@moneyusper
I try my hardest to spread the word of the Moodies.
I started listening to them when I was in 10th grade, so all of my friends know about them now. I'm 17 and I still love them as much as I did a few years ago :]
One of my teachers upset me in class so he actually played a video of Nights in White Satin live for me infront of the whole class :P
So true. Look at him at 1:22. It's very brief, but oh so gorgeous! He always seems to know when the camera is coming in for a close-up and he turns his head away every time....darn!
they nailed it, they get us in touch with our mortality -- that is the first step into the light of loving beyond just our selves -- ah, to see these youngster rocking so softly in the light of their young heart -- brings tear of truth so gently falling
One of my favorite John Lodge songs!
this is gorgeous, lush and full of memories.
They are so original. They will never be emulated. They are The Moody Blues.
And this is one of their best.
What an absolutely, magnificent band. No one can even touch it.
All their songs are great.
I'm still amazed that this group
was that good live it shows some
music is timeless
This isn't live...exactly like the record...how could Mike play a piano solo on an organ
Love this song/performance moody blues are absolutely brilliant they should of been up there with the Beatles n stones deffo!!!
Born in 64. When I was a kid i used to think the Moody Blues where a spaceship just passing by. Their music seemed way beyond anything of this world. To Childrens Childrens Children especialy. I still easy think they're not of this world. My favorite group by far.
Just great to see them on video and hear them too, just wonderful music as it should be written.
@Msdistarr A beautiful song... I've always loved the words and the music. This song is particularly beautiful. The rhyme and reason are remarkable. Of course, a group like the MB's would never fly today. Too sensible, too reasonable in lyric and content. Not nasty or loud enough to catch the attention of today's youth. Too bad. We loved them then and we love them now. Thank you MB's for your great music and lyrics. Lamar
excellent song and vocals
Yes you are right. How simple can it be. what a beautifull song.
loves from a moody fan in Holland
i give anything to see all the original moodies do 1 album and a tour
Classic Moodies I almost forgot this one
4 of them have left us. This is hard to watch, makes me feel sad, love the Moodies. Burn slowly the candle of life.
@moneyusper i've loved them since my old man showed me what i was missing years and years ago.. real musicians and real music lovers appreciate good music no matter when or who created it. timeless.
what a great album childrens children was
I can picture this band playing amongst the angels in Heaven someday. Just wonderful.
Truly they were/are a beauty of life. Always keep them in your heart. Also, keep a "little Marc in your heart". Happy Holidays.
The beauty of the
Moody Blues.
The best of all time! No match any other. Moody Blues are other worldly.
I wish I could have been alive at this time and seen them. I saw them last Friday and it was amazing. I wish I could have seen them when Thomas and Pinder were still in/touring. Out of any band, dead or alive, to see live, I would choose them. I would give almost anything to have been at this show.
I really like this song :)