The Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin Live REACTION
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RIP to Ray Thomas, the flautist who passed away aged 76 in 2018. The Moody Blues have been around since 1964 too. Nights in White Satin is one of the greatest love songs ever written.
Another of their beautiful songs is New Horizons from the Seventh Sojourn album.
@@keithjones6023 And For My Lady another beautiful Ray Thomas song.....Seventh Sojourn is my favorite MB album.
They really didn't get to be good until Justin Hayward joined, though.
As another sad note that we are all getting older, I'm 67.Graeme Edge , the drummer, died on 11 November 2021 at his home in Bradenton, Florida of metastatic cancer. He had previously suffered a stroke in 2016. Justin Hayward announced that after Edge's retirement, The Moody Blues no longer existed. We all pass into our Yesterdays.
@@MatthewPettyST1300 😥😥😥
It's impossible to hear this without having goosebumps. His voice and presence are so powerful that they're just otherworldly!
A song that has always given me goosebumps is New Horizons from the Seventh Sojourn album, it's my favourite Moodies song.
I listen to this at least three or four times a week...
One of the most hauntingly beautiful songs ever made..
Justin Hayward's mother must have been kissed by God when he was born. He has kept that exceptional voice that he has had since his teens into his 70s, both in the studio and live, can still put on a great stage performance and looks mighty fine in a way that no man of his age who has never played the part of Han Solo has a right to!!!!
Well said! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
You pretty much summed him up perfectly, ha ha, he was a hottie back in the day!
This song still brings chills down my spine. Been hearing this song for almost 50 years.
I listened to this song while my husband was stationed alone overseas for a year. It still makes me cry. I truly think the older Justin brings more depth and feeling to the song.
I used to put this album on, turn up the volume, lie spread eagle on the living room floor with all the lights out and let it just transport my soul out of my body. Best therapy ever.
Amazing to me that those guys still sound as good as they ever did. They must all be in their 70's by now. Timeless...
Yeah, I did similar for decades, except I’d sometimes get up and dance. Still one of my all time favorite albums.
There is nothing like a live performance by people that are passionate about their music
Absolute tune, how he kept his voice as he aged, amazing
You’ve got that right! I saw him live this year and that voice is as rich and mesmerizing as ever!
I listened to this hundreds of times when it was a top hit on the AM radio. One of my favorite songs. Thanks JV!
I've heard this song countless times but had no idea how good they are live. Phenomenal.
I saw the entire album 50th Anniversary show. Impeccable. I’ve seen them many times but after that show I was done. Absolutely unbeatable & perfection.
The whole album Days of Future Passed is worth listening to.
That whole album is really worth listening to. All of their albums tell a story.
HELL YES! For decades I listened to The Moodys all day on every Sunday!
The closest thing to time travel is music. That sent me straight back to hanging out in my room. 😄🤙🏼
How quiet the audience is, that is respect!
These older guys still got what it takes...simply Amazing!💖
I was privileged to see them with a symphony orchestra in the 1990’s . Such a great show and it brings so many great memories and sounds better than ever.
THIS SONG BRINGS BACK MEMORIES FOR ME WHEN I WAS 16 AND MY GIRLFRIEND AT THE TIME. 50 YEARS AGO HAS GONE BY SO FAST. ENJOY ALL MUSIC!
67 same year as whiter shade of pale, a very good year
A good vintage as they would say with wine.
Funny how everyone talks about Justin's voice, but Ray Thomas (the guy playin' the flute) has always been there in the background in all of the MB's tunes with his super high vocal range...that's him in the background. Love that man.
That beautiful baritone is fabulous and the great voice and falsetto range of John Lodge adds more dimension to their songs.
This song was released in 1967 and it was way before the times, both in instrumentals and performance..... Amazing talent.
He wrote this when he was 19, recorded it at 20. He’s still belting this out at 74. His voice is amazing. It’s often considered a love song but I’ve always thought it was sad. Justin says it’s both. I heard this when I was 7 when it came out & wondered why is this man crying. This is from a show at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Run out now & by the DVD. You’ll be blown away.
I saw them in concert a couple of years ago and they are amazing! Btw, the drummer is 80 and the other two members are in their 70's. This song is a masterpiece. ♥
Drummer is 80? Would not know it
@@jasonwilliams6005 - after the concert I looked up how they were and couldn’t believe he was that old either!
I saw the moody blues in concert in the 80s on tour with The Beach Boys. It was AWESOME.
According to one interview, Justin said that the original studio vocal recording was the first and only take. That's magic right there.
Probably true. Most of these songs were being performed in their club appearances prior to the album, so they had the practice.
One of my favourite songs of all times. His voice hasn't changed. Great live performance.
The Moody Blues are Ageless!! They never get old to me. Lots of great memories :)
Forever Autumn is a must , as others have mentioned a great song, showing his full range . Love the channel btw . Peace ✌
YES! Came to the comments to reccomend this one too!! Another MB favourite!
YES YES DOUBLE AND TRIPLE YES. FOREVER AUTUMN. WONDERFUL SONG. GIVES ME GOOSEBUMPS.
Yes!!! The saddest song ever written. Made me cry when I first heard it when I was around 10 years old
Pure beauty in music form.. One of the most beautiful songs ever made.. It touches all your senses and I will never ever get tired of listening to it.. This is magic every time they play it
Yes. This WAS a special performance!
One of my favorite songs.. This song is just so beautiful and the lyrics and the melody.. It's just perfection.. And three live versions are always my favorite.. The strings in the background.. I never get tired of hearing it! Great reaction! Love your channel 👍💕
Saw them in concert several times back in the late 60’s - amazing and they lived in my home town.
The Moody Blues are incredible musicians and songwriters. Nights in White Satin is a classic example of the haunting music they’ve created.
The album from which this was taken (Days of Future Passed) is one of the best ever made. I bought it when it was first released, and I remember playing this in the dark, at night, in my dorm room, when my girlfriend had just broken up with me. It brought me to tears then, and still does well over 50 years later. What songs of today will still be relevant 50 years from now? (Obviously not for me!) Just a masterpiece. Appreciate your respectful review.
Thanks for the reaction. You know he'd probably done this thiusands of times by this point, but he always brings it to life. Orchestra's love performing with them too, it's a perfect fit. But really what amazes me most is he wrote and performed this first when he was like 20 or 21. It just blows my mind.
Justin's voice is Heavenly !! I have LOVED The Moody Blues since I first heard them ,a LONG time ago ! 💜☮️🎶
This song came out in 1967. I believe to be the most beautiful song ever !!!!!
The London Symphony Orchestra was
Amazing and definitely added to the vibe !!!
My mom loved this song !!!! RIP Mom 😢
UNFORGETTABLE Moody Blues!!
Ethetial rock at its Best. Real Musicians,
Real music, Amazing songwriters! !!
This is the most mesmerizing songs ever written.......AWESOME!!!!
This is EPIC! such a beautiful song. The voice of Justin Hayward is still strong.
One of my top favourite songs and I love Justin Haywards voice. Can I request you react to Justin Hayward singing his solo Forever Autumn, it's another great song and Justin's voice is so full of emotion and it just wonderful and I have always loved it and it will touch you I believe. I agree with everything you said sweetheart, it stands out like Knights in White Satin, two of the greatest songs in my opinion. Take care and stay safe please my friends God bless you all love hugs and peace to everyone Mary-Ellen UK
Another beautiful song of his is New Horizons from the Seventh Sojourn album, it's my favourite Moodies song.
YES DO IT!
@@keithjones6023 YES! AND DOUBLE YES!
Timeless !! I still have this album I bought new " Days of Future Passed " from 1967 . Their hair is almost as grey as mine and it's suppose to be black.
I've goosebumps all over.
Moody Blues are just great musicians and songwriters. I've been through a few LPs.
Justin Hayward is amazing!!
RIP to Ray Thomas. Phenomenal, thanks!! 👏🏽❤
WOW, his vocals still!!!!! 👏 Beautifully composed, what a beautiful ride to be taken on!!
Still stunning after hearing this 100x over....Lovely to see you feel it too ;) Warms the soul right up. Much love and respect from the UK.
Best reaction to this song that I've seen so far, I can tell he really enjoyed it❤👍🎸
ALWAYS LOVED THAT SONG!!! Never watched it live, though. Excellent performance, live! DEFINITELY A ONE OF A KIND SONG!!! 👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
A beautiful classic written by Justin Hayward, he wrote some of their best material. This early song was the start of some amazing music from this great band.
He was 17 when he wrote most of this song (and 19 when he put the finishing touches to it ......... in the bath!!!! :) ).
A true masterpiece performed by exceptionally talented musicians with a frontman that can sing the birds out of the trees
Best concert ever. They write everything themselves and no band is like them. In concert they are effortlessly performing without breaking a sweat…… they will always be my #1 all time favorite band …. ENJOY my friend.
💜💜💜💜💜
A massive bit of a hit, love it. Recorded it the year I started school. The original song, used a mellotron keyboard for the strings which sounded incredible. It’s pure beauty.
There is nothing so nice as a live orchestra accentuating a songs beauty!
I was blessed to see them live twice with a full orchestra
I love this version of this song it's a song you can really chill out to
Justin Hayward has one of the best male voices I have ever heard. The Moody Blues were one of my favorite bands in the early 70's. Please check out "Story In Your Eyes".
One of their best songs for me is New Horizons from the Seventh Sojourn album, just beautiful!
@@keithjones6023 That is a totally AMAZING album. All of theirs are, but I've always had a soft spot for Seventh Sojourn and "New Horizons" in particular and "Isn't life Strange".
Great reaction man. Moody Blues are legend. Their music is so well orchestrated. I just checked your page and see you haven't listened to I'm Just A Singer In A Rock And Roll Band yet, but you really should soon. It's killer! 👍
That's from the Seventh Sojourn album, my favourite though is New Horizons from the same album, it's just beautiful and my favourite Moody Blues song.
I saw them live in the 1990’s with a full orchestra . Wow, just Wow. Just like this. So memorable.
One of their best
Saw them live in an outdoor concert with our local symphony and it was probably the best concert for me ever. Perfect weather, they sounded just as good as the recordings...great memories!!
I can tell that you are a real good guy...you react how you should do, almost shedding a tear with the emotion that this performance gives.
I remember going to see an orchestra live many years ago.....I didn't fancy going but I did so to please my other half.......I just couldn't believe how I felt listening to the music in front of me..yep, I had tears in my eyes and still to this day I can't describe what made that happen. Your reactions are just you being you...and we like that.
Wonderful reaction jayvee, it is indeed a timeless classic, and yes, on another level👍🎶🎶😊
It's a lovely song, one of my favourites of theirs is New Horizons from the Seventh Sojourn album, it's just beautiful!
I see everybody loving Justin Hayward and for a reason of course! But I would like to recommend to you my favourite song of Moody Blues and in general written by Mike Pinder - Melancholy man. Glad you're enjoying Moody Blues!
There are many wonderful songs written by all the band members, but New Horizons from the Seventh Sojourn album is my absolute favourite.
All round just brilliant! 👏 (I’ve only heard this on my parents old LP’s) 🌟
The orchestra takes this song to another level!
Awesome live performance! Gave me chills!
One of my faves!!!! Classic! Glad you’re trying the live version!
“Justin!!!”
Btw, I have the same shirt I got at one of their concerts. It’s almost charcoal grey now 😆🥺
Every time I see/hear this song live I get teary eyed....Beautiful and soothing....
Phenomenal song. You need to also check out 'Forever Autumn.
My husband said the album this came from is about 1 day. “Tuesday Afternoon” is on it as well. My Dad was born in 1931. He loved: The Moody Blues, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Who, and Led Zepplin. Sadly, he passed away 24 years ago in 1997. Lord only knows what he would’ve liked had he lived longer. Next month would have been his 90th birthday. And I can bet my bottom dollar there would be more bands to add to that list. I had a waaay cool Dad.
I can see that your Dad had a wonderful taste in music! 🎶
Don't give it a thought.......by your list...he heard the BEST...RIP.
One of the best songs EVER! Thank you for reacting to this one. Slow dancing in the HS cafeteria for the Friday Night school dance in the 70's is always the first memory for me!
Any of their albums you can't go wrong on. They were one of my go-to groups back in the day along with ELO, always such deep lyrics and very spiritual meaning to all of them. Good rabbit hole to get into. Also what is great with them is they have four members who are original to the group, one of them passed away before they got inducted into the HofF (Ray the flute player). There is also a concert online with them at Red Rocks and the symphony in Colorado backing them up, great show. Also having to write this for an orchestra is something else yet again.
Wanted to close my eyes too & let it wash over me…….my daughter played the flute from age 5, 17 yrs later I appreciate the skill involved to make it sound so simple & haunting…….
Thank you for reacting to this!!!! Thank you, thank you!! Yes, such a beautiful song, indeed!
This is the concert they did in 2000 in London, England at Royal Albert Hall. Amazon has the DVD if you are interested. The concert is incredible! There's another concert they did in Colorado at Red Rocks out in the open. Another incredible concert. Check them out. This song I heard in the 60s and forgot about it. Then I heard it in 1974 while in my car and I had to pull over and listen to the song in its entirety. I couldn't continue driving. The song instrumentally is a symphonic symphony. The lyrics are heartfelt. Justin wrote the song about a lost love. He poured his heart and soul into the song. All The Moody Blues songs are well composed compositions that are masterpieces for future generations to learn. I took a music course in college, and we analyzed their music extensively. You mentioned their concerts are incredible. They are true showman at the highest level. Thanks for featuring this beautiful piece of music.
Your reaction is magic it gives me grat joy that young people like can appreciate one of the most beautiful songs of my generation.
Wow! Amazing performance 💜 yup JV. All the claps in the world!
Break some Reaction ground Jayvee. Listen to Justin Hayward sing "Forever Autumn" from The War of the Worlds Soundtrack. Absolutely epic and the same kind of mystical vibe. This is the best "sound" version of the original recording I have come across on the Tube; th-cam.com/video/WVe7EoRKoXY/w-d-xo.html We all know he's gorgeous, but the production counts most on this song.
That's a great suggestion! 👍 Such a beautiful song 😍
I think my favourite Justin Hayward song has always been New Horizons from the Seventh Sojourn album, it's such a beautiful song.
I saw him perform this live at the War of the Worlds musical Wembley Arena many years ago. As good live if not better. Awesome voice!
YES! YES!
Please Jayvee, listen to Don Maclean's "Vincent".
Beautiful, timeless song!
Can you believe Justin Hayward wrote this at the age of 19! What were we all doing at 19? Also his voice has got better over the 50 years since he wrote it. Magnificent. 😁
I used to dance on this song with my late wife. We where young and so in love. Goosebumbs and tears
Wowzer…..they still sound fantastic.
Timeless song ❤️🔥
My dad said that he feel asleep at a moody blues concert. They got that type of music that puts you into a trance
Magnificent performance. ❤
Top ten for me, goose bumps every time.
From the first note, it just oozes emotion 🥰
Their beautiful song New Horizons from the Seventh Sojourn album is one to give me goosebumps.
A classically beautiful and ethereal song- one of the best!- glad you enjoyed it as much as I do!
This was released the same year as "Whiter Shade of Pale".....we had the BEST OF THE BEST music in the 60's and 70's!!!🎶🎼🎵🎤🎸🥁💜💜💜
Every time I hear this song I go back to Grade School dances. Last song every time. WE ALL LOVED THIS SONG. ALL OF US.
I was born in 1965 and this was still a blasting song around the Bonfire, drinking a Pony with Good Intelligent friends and good, ya all know. I was fortunate to grow up in an era of Black and White music being equal and together.
They pretty much invented Symphonic Rock with the Days of Future Passed album in 1967. They hung out with the Who and other big acts when they were all coming up in the early Sixties.
When o watch you youngsters enjoying the music of my teenage years it makes me realise how lucky we were. This song was the song. Everyone knew it and sang it and felt it.
They were so ahead of their time. Beautiful compositions. Their first US hit "Go Now" is a favorite of mine.
Tuesday Afternoon is pretty great too.
My favourite song from the Moodies is New Horizons from the Seventh Sojourn album, it's such a beautiful song.
BEAUTIFUL!!!
A thing of beauty is a joy forever! I wonder if people a hundred years from now will have the same reaction.
A lot of their songs have an underlying sadness😢💔♥️💙💙💙
This is by far my favorite song! Your reaction was fantastic-you made my spirit smile!
I saw MBs at an outdoor amphitheater near Kansas City in the 1980s. A storm was brewing with lightning way behind and beyond the stage. The winds whipped up during the flute solo. Graeme Edge played without blowing into flute. He let the wind blow! Magical! Thanks for sharing your reaction! 💖💖💖
Never gets old. What a performance ❤
The Moody Blues are One of the GOAT’s.
Long Distance Voyager is one of my favourite songs and albums in my collection.
Just crying low with this song. So memories. It's suberb.
They were performing this as the sun went down behind the stage at the Isle of Wight festival England 1970. I was lucky to be there