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- From Wikipedia:
The first part, the one most familiar to listeners, called "Tuesday Afternoon", was originally
released on The Moody Blues 1967 album Days of Future Passed, a concept album chronicling a typical
day. On the album, it was part one of "The Afternoon" track titled "Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?)".
Justin Hayward wrote the song originally intending to name it "Tuesday Afternoon". At the
insistence of producer Tony Clarke, it was named "Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?)" for its release on
Days of Future Passed. However, when it was released as a single a year later, its name was changed
back to "Tuesday Afternoon", and it has been more commonly known by this name ever since. Some of
the Moody Blues compilation and live albums list the song as "Tuesday Afternoon (Forever
Afternoon)" to reflect both titles.
"Tuesday Afternoon" was released as a single in 1968, and was the second single from Days of Future
Passed (the first being "Nights in White Satin"). It was backed with another Days track, "Another
Morning". The single version of "Tuesday Afternoon" was oddly edited down to 2:16, ending before
the repeat of the opening riff and "Tuesday afternoon" verse.
According to an interview with Justin Hayward, he wrote "Tuesday Afternoon" while sitting in the
middle of a field near his home in England on a beautiful spring afternoon. He claims that he had
his acoustic guitar in hand and the song just came to him. The song features Justin Hayward on lead
vocals and acoustic guitar. The backing melody comes from the mellotron, which was played by Mike
Pinder. There is also a short flute solo at the end played by Ray Thomas.
On Days of Future Passed, the London Festival Orchestra performs the final orchestral rendition of
the chorus. This orchestral link between parts one and two of the song was recorded separately from
the Moodys' portions. The link was arranged by Peter Knight, who arranged orchestral sections for
the entire album. However, for the single release and subsequent releases on compilation albums,
this orchestral finale was not included, and the song simply faded out during Ray Thomas's flute
solo. The Moody Blues 1994 compilation album, Time Traveller, marked the first time the orchestral
link was included on a compilation. Its release on 1998's Anthology also included the first-portion
orchestral finale.
In concert, "Tuesday Afternoon" is usually ended with a short reprise of the opening acoustic
guitar riff after the flute solo. Although, when the Moody Blues perform backed by a live
orchestra, the original orchestral link ends the song.
Lyrics:
Tuesday afternoon,
I'm just beginning to see, now I'm on my way
It doesn't matter to me, chasing the clouds away.
Something, calls to me,
The trees are drawing me near, I've got to find out why?
Those gentle voices I hear, explain it all with a sigh.
I'm looking at myself reflections of my mind,
It's just the kind of day to leave myself behind.
So gently swaying through the fairyland of love,
If you'll just come with me you'll see the beauty of
Tuesday afternoon, Tuesday afternoon.
Tuesday, afternoon,
I'm just beginning to see, now I'm on my way.
It doesn't matter to me, chasing the clouds away.
Something, calls to me,
The trees are drawing me near, I've got to find out why?
Those gentle voices I hear, explain it all with a sigh.
I'm listening to this on a Thursday because I like it too much to wait until Tuesday.
Saturday to Tuesday today is a sadD"😭euere,,,day😩🛌🌆🌇🏵️.
😂
Taco Tuesday.
"A rose by any other name would still smell as sweet." ~ William Shakespeare.
I'm at a Saturday, i thought it was Tuesday, afternoon anyway, 👍
When music was music.
¡yea, right!
Youre 100% correct!!!!!
Yep!! I would go back to those days in a heart beat!!❤❤
Without digital stuff! These groups had talent!!
And the words had meaning!
I first heard the Moody Blues in the 60's and it blew me away. The music from my generation is incredible. It still boggles my mind. I am grateful to be a member of this generation. I am now 72 and still love it.
I remember tripping to Days of Future Past, when I was 18.
Same here! I’m still amazed at the insane talent in our generation… I’m 70, husband 75, we still love driving down the road to the wonderful guitar & drums of ZZTop; Led Zeppelin (only 1st two albums); Van Halen; the blues of Jimmi Hendrix, etc. Incredible music talent
@markhansen3111
❤ Im a young 67. So fortunate to have the best music for decades 🎉
About to turn 69 and I loved this music.
I saw them in San Antonio in 69 amazing concerts. I'll never forget. Listening brought back some sonic memories of concerts of 70s. Happy be alive & still enjoying music 71.
The Moody Blues are amazing. I’m 41 and my mother passed away in 2010 due to being hit by a car while crossing the street. She was my everything. As well as my father. We built an amazing relationship after my mother passed away. He died of a heart attack and stroke this June. The moody blues were a huge part of my childhood. I miss my parents tremendously and I cry listening to the moody blues but it brings me back to all our road trips and our ski trips at Stratton Mountain in Vermont. The music brings me back to that amazing time in my life as a child. I miss you Mom and Dad. You both were the most amazing parents and my best friends!! I love and miss you so much that it’s hard to breathe.
This was my Dad's favorite group. God bless you..
It is very dramatic music. Sweet to hear ❤.
sorry for your loss. i was 16 when this song was released, great band. brings back memories for me as well. my mother passed at 70, for many years we were at odds with each other. I am so happy that we became close a few years prior to her passing. you are fortunate to have been close to your parents. I turn 70 this year the same age as my mom was. I'd like to see her again although I hope she won't mind if it's not to soon.
Thank you for sharing your story with us.
Same, 😔 my dad especially, this music was on when I was a little kid, and wow did it leave an indelible mark on my soul. ✌️
I don’t believe anyone knew at the time just how impactful this group was at the moment. There was so much unbelievable music we took a lot for granted.
Yes
No one knows about our music these day. Heck I don't think they would ever understand it. But I will say this we grew up in the best years of music and no one can take that from us!!!!!
@John Shea
DITTO ! X💯
They Rocked 🤘
I felt that impact immediately. Still has that effect on me.
SO TRUE. WE'D BE PARTYING, A WINE BOTTLE IN ONE HAND & A JOINT IN THE OTHER. M B DOORS. THE
This song makes me feel nostalgia, sad, makes me want to cry...
Its a beautiful song Gloria
He is right. Don t be sad. Just enjoy...especially this beautiful music
I hear you!
For me the memories flood back of my mom playing this album in our home and when my friends came over.
I had a great childhood and I yearn for it sometimes.
I'm now 61 my mom is 80.
I feel sorry for the Kids today. They don't have the opportunity to enjoy music. We (Old folks) Lived by the music. TH-cam lets us continue to enjoy....
our kids do always, music is truly a gift
I agree, today's music just doesn't appeal to my old "70s classic rock.
They have their billion dollar babies 😻
You know. In 2070 some kid who is NOW a 15-year-old is going to the write the same thing about his music of December 2024.
@@stevensica5918 What music?
Never heard of the Moody Blues until I joined my new unit in West Germany, since then I have been a fan
I was born in 1955, and without a doubt the Moody Blues are one of the greatest if not the greatest. Thanks for all the memories.
I am a 1954..and i feel the same ❤
Dear Person, You Are VERY "HIP"!!! My wife and I saw them in Person 2 times, front row seats
I am 1950 20th century man in the 21st century give me a century adjustment on my social security I am turning in the ious don't do inflation on me and then give everybody a raise I want 10% on interest on the iou borrowed from our trust fund I reserve my time to speak and ask the house to put it up for a vote point of order Mr chairman
@@terryword7646 Social Security, allows me $460 a month man. CROOKED Shit. FAKE Presidents, gov'ts., My wife get -0- S.S. This IS Organized CRIME PLAY.. Folks do better on 'Protected Witness Roles, ' maybe that the GAME to do on Criminal L.E. here??? Makes One WONDER, after One Try's to Murder Ones WIFE ' 3 ' Times, then Has To be Removed & the REST Walk????
I was born in 85 and my mother got me on this style of music and i love it. Aslo love 50s 60s and 70s music as well. Cant get enough of the 80s. Always wondered if i was born in the wrong generation
67 and still love the moody blues
69 here and upside down or right side up works for me.
I'm a 50 year old black man & this song is a metaphoric masterpiece.
You bet! Hey! Much love! Great!
The whole album is an incredible testament to the times and could be still considered contemporary even now!
Black, white, yellow, red or green good music is good music for everyone I am 67 and had many friends over the years in every color ( except green ) never cared about the color of one's skin only care about people's heart and character.
I'm a 57 yrs old white man . And I couldn't agree with you more..
It really transcends everything, doesn’t it? I was amazed the first time I heard it and I’m still amazed by it now. ❤️
At age 66yrs I can say that my Era had the best music. This song is incredibly inspiring.
I'm with ya!
Greatest music & times.
So many artists writing these masterpieces. 🎶👍😎 lifts my spirit... the recording is great too.
That must have been awesome!!!
All ages have great music but I carry my earliest memories along with & combine them into new genres & experiences ☺️
I’m 39 years old and I can finally say I’m beginning to see and I’m on my way.
You are gifted to realize that. May your spiritual horizon will be ever expanding into truth and integrity!!
Welcome!
😌 fly free
The best music back then wasn't about hate and meaningless topics.
It was about love and expanding your mind and inner being.
We thought we would change the world.
Amen 😅!!!!!!!!!!! 2:17
I guess you missed the trouble created by the devil across the pond.
58K did not + those without limbs and their will not to survive.
It's about the love which you think you saw while we were reloading.
I guess you missed 30% of the songs witnessing the war in Vietnam.
Can you find that country in a world map?
Nice said.
Im 70yrs old and still loving it😊
I'm 71 and still love it.
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So am I,70 yrs of good friends but I think 80 or 90 is ahead still....
72, and ALWAYS finding myself in appreciation for this ever expansive music. 🎯
Will be 70 in a few months. Awesome music we grew up with.
Hard to believe this music is 50 years old. So glad I got to live in the 60’s and 70’s, music will never be the same. The last decade that made sense.
Yaaaas me to...😉
baybeh you aint just a woofin... this was amazing stuff
The Moody Blues taught me how to meditate with there music... It goes really deep with a lot of visions & O.B.E. How can I ever really thank them... Budda 😎 It was 71 I was 11 yrs...
It was released as a sonle in 68, so over 60 years ago. I bought an MBs album in the 70's. It's listed as "Forever Afternoon" Still got it.
I’m 61 today,what great music I was fortunate to have grown up with. My dad was traditional country my mom gospel and Elvis. So I can appreciate all genre but 60-70s tunes are my favorites
We’ll never see another time like the 60’s & 70’s so much music being introduced it was truly an amazing time.
Hippies had some good ways
I was 12 in 1970 what a magical time with music.My Mom went throgh 3 marriages when I was a kid.It was not great time I think the great music helped me through.
And didn’t have to cuss and berate people to get the point across like music nowadays does.
Amen on that!
truly
,Folks, We need to share this Music from our Generation with Grandchildren. So they can appreciate Music.
The music of today Will never measure up to the music of that era
Hi Candace💐💐
True
There were morals, love, belief, hope, ethics, holding hands, honesty, trust and your word of honor. All gone--.
LISTEN AMERICA: WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT???????
I can remember taking LSD in 1969 and listening to this album over and over again. 😎
Justin Hayward writes some of the deepest music that I have ever heard. His creations are in a class of their own and can't be duplicated.
The greatest lyrics and melodies are all given to artists by God Himself, so Justin was blessed, but far from unique.
I agree. I also feel that way about Greg Lake. A voice like no other, imho
I agree 100%...yes,,,have no words to express my admiration ❤
Nice where are you from
@@GaryM67-71 wtf are you saying?
ONE of the Best groups In our time. And they finally made the Music Hall of Fame .They were way over due .!!!!!!
Yea just to bad Ray Thomas couldn't of been there but sure he was in spirit...
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For reals? They're in? Awright! YES, took way too long. I think they and Pink Floyd were/are the best with concept/theme albums; more than just songs that are together on the same album.
And while we are truly just friends, I met a lady via my TH-cam comments to a Moody Blues Song to which she replied. I had tried to find that first conversation we had, but I'm not sure if I found "the one", or her comments either. But I can't shake the thought she had challenged me re: what I'd said--no doubt I was popping off about something. She was so nice--we even spoke on the phone a handful of times--but she's been quiet lately. Not me she said. So... then???? And wouldn't you know it, I had reconnected with my (then) fiancee from some 40 years ago, just 3 months prior. I would've made a try for her, but loyalty, & that she was single, won out.
The r&r hall of fame always saves the best for last...emerson lake & palmer haven't made it yet!!
@@adrienneschugren9790 They don't like prog bands, thus ELP. Glad but surprised Moodies made it.
These guys were musical geniuses for their time. Incredible music that is timeless.
Damn right they were !!!
Beautiful
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Agreed! !!!
@@angeliquemartinez5668
Tuesday Afternoon is on my ski day playlist. Love this song.
This song and "Nights in white satin" are beautiful timeless masterpieces. Love them.
Stephen Ulmer, unlimited age to appreciate Moody Blues, total 💙
Those two songs just scratch the surface. They had many great hits. But I get your point.
And in you're wildest dreams
Nights in White Satin was our class song! 1979
My sea saw.
This is a masterpiece. People will be listening to this song centuries from now.
Trolls still have their bridge
I hope it's me !!😎
think of the state of home audio by then...
Still listening in 2020...
This song belongs in Time Capsules sent into space.
One of their best. Never gets old. I did. I’m 83 but still all of their music.
❤❤❤❤❤❤
In 1968 I was in the Phillipines waiting to board my ship that was inbound from Vietnam. I was starting my first deployment there. What a great song then and now. I was 18 then and am in my early 70s now. What a time.
My dad was also deployed on his ship during this time. Thank you for your courage!
Thank you brother
In my 60's and in the Philippines listening to this song! Thank you for your service.
I flew over, got there March 28th, '68. Was 19. The show Platoon pretty much says it. 1st CAV. Now listen to this song and fade...
🇺🇸🫡🇺🇸
A calm and insightful window into how the simple things can have such an impact on us.
There is so much music in this song,multi layered
Thank you moody blues. Love wins
Days gone by. Today's Dreams and a turn table of the yesterday's ease. Only can see but a time when music gave comfort. Today is worth the years gone by. If value has the same meaning we will listen again?
Some of the best music ever created,love these guys,this is overwhelmingly beautiful!!!!
Agree with you😮
Grew up with them. Parents got backstage passes at poplar creek. Forever shaped my life. 💜💙💜💙
50 years latter and I still love these guy's timeless music.
I agree, Brian..
I agree to, 50 years later and still love it.✌️
Yes, I agree full heartedly
Me too. ❤👍
Timeless and beautiful song
No one makes beautiful music like this anymore, very talented musicians indeed.
Listen to Andre 3,000 and Big Boy aka Outkast, "I Like the Way You Move". It's beautiful, like this is.
You are so right 😊👍
I agree 👍
The music today destroys the essence of song.
My parents loved The Moody Blues - listening to them makes me feel like they are still around in spirit ❤️🤗
They are. And when you listen to music they shared with you I'm sure they smile.
Nice!
They are.... enjoy their company and the Moody Blues
Very nice, very true. I think so too.
I grew up listening to them when my brothers listen to them but I'm only 62 my brother is 76
Long live 60's and 70's rock! Grew up in Vietnam with this!
By your comment I would have to say, Thank you for your service!
Bl❤ we grew up in the best ERA in the world ,, 0
When we were born in 50 then grew up to all of our music in the 60ds and 70ds. It will never ever be matched by anyone. It is timeless.
It's 57 years now!
One of the most beautiful songs ever written. What a great band, my favorite. Love The Moody Blues.
It's so beautiful
U have great taste
Relaxing my mellow and poetic..
My Friend Tom Sang Itso Perfectly, was ajoy listening to karaoke 🎤 Masterpiece Of love 💖
Days of future passed : a masterpiece.. Now they have crap rap... Lol ! What à degeneration !!!
My mom died 6 years ago yesterday and I used to listen to this song during her illness, it gave my solace and helped get me through it all
🙏💕
❤️
God bless❤
I'm so sorry 😔
Sorry for your loss. This song also reminds me of my mother. She is still alive but has been battling a serious mental health condition for most of my adult life. She would always blast the oldies when we would spend summers with her. I long for those times 😢
During the era when The Moody Blues were making music, the profound impact of the group might not have been fully recognized. The musical landscape was brimming with extraordinary compositions, and the sheer abundance of remarkable tunes led us to sometimes overlook the exceptional contributions of bands like The Moody Blues. It was an era when the richness of musical creativity allowed us to take for granted the wealth of extraordinary sounds that were shaping the cultural tapestry of the time.
Last gasp of creativity and the real human world, before the digital age dawned. There's a reason we look back with such fondness and longing...
Absolutely!
NEIN. I have arrived. My influence come from 60-90's mostly with a love for strings. Just you wait, it's coming back. The internet is screaming for it :)
Absolutely! The last grasp or gasp , we just didn't know then.
Transistors and Tube Amps amazing 👏
I agree. xo
Their songs are quite well crafted. This song will be listened to 100-200 years from now. Timeless classic indeed!
I’m 31 now and I forgot this song existed, and i heard a small clip of it and I had to immediately find the song and hear the whole thing. And it immediately brought me back to when I was a kid and my father would play the song while we cleaned up the house. No worries, no stress,just simple. I miss and cherish those fond memories of yesterday and of my father. Thank you for taking me back 🥹
My son's say the same thing. I'm glad we created good memories for them with the Moody Blues. 💕
You guys missed the great time for music
I feel so fortunate to have grown up in this era. The music of the 60s and the 70s were something new , Something Beautiful, and something to behold. And this music has outlasted music from any other time. Let's face it in the 1960s we were not listening to turn of the century 1900 music but we are still listening to this music today.
Yes! This was a generation in time unlike any other was or will ever be, it was beautiful it had meaning and a purpose and what came out of this generation were people who know what it is to love and to be loved to share with ones neighbor and to comfort those who weep at times. And the Music.......there will Never be another, it still pumps us with so much perfect music in all genre.......We are all so blessed to be a part of this generation that was bigger than Mother Earth herself!
Got aways to go to equal Beethoven and Bach
Me too, I grew up in the 60s came of age in the 70s. This song has stayed in my mind all these yera6
Such a human experience, once e week, every week, four times a month
Me too! We grew up with the best music, and concerts and festivals! All affordable!
The 1960's music was incredible and NOTHING today measures up to it. The Moody Blues was one of the best groups of that era - and of any era actually. In this song, the lead singer's vocal talent and range is proven in all its glory. Just... wow.
Amen
Tuesday afternoon
I'm just beginning to see
Now I'm on my way
It doesn't matter to me
Chasing the clouds away
Something calls to me
The trees are drawing me near
I've got to find out why
Those gentle voices I hear
Explain it all with a sigh
I'm looking at myself reflections of my mind
It's just the kind of day to leave myself behind
So gently swaying through the fairyland of love
If you'll just come with me you'll see the beauty of
Tuesday afternoon
Tuesday afternoon
Tuesday afternoon
I'm just beginning to see
Now I'm on my way
It doesn't matter to me
Chasing the clouds away
Something calls to me
The trees are drawing me near
I've got to find out why
Those gentle voices I hear
Explain it all with a sigh.
Hey Rein Peelen, this is really great, to see them lyrics! For not easy any more to retrieve. Thank you!
What is being said? It's deep to those who penned this. It was one different Tuesday to remember or to forget.
A dielectical experience, come out of the cave and intro/circumspect.
The Witch Hazel tree said with a sigh, to the birds and squirrels nesting in her hair, come eat of my abundant fruit, for the winter draws nigh and harsh it will be!
He was high when this happened to him😊
Shit we were lucky to grow up in this music generation - can now leave this world with a smile on my face😊
great memories with this song
My precious Daddy passed on a Tuesday...
Hi DeAnn💐💐
It's Thursday afternoon but what the heck. Great song no matter what day of the week it is. R.I.P. Denny Laine.
Aaahhhh....
Music before auto tune.
When Artists had Talent!
To hear REAL music in 2022, I have to go back to my Childhood in the 70's, or earlier!!!
This hits the spot!
SSSHHHH...
You Might SPOIL someone's INVESTMENTS, as it seems Today DEVELOPING Youth and TALENT is TOO TIME CONSUMING and COSTLY!
😂
Im 67, I grew up with 4 decades of the best music! I found this song yesterday. So incredible! My love for all the musicians of my time.
Music is very therapeutic, soothing. ❤ 3:36
I'm 75 Macy. The Moody Blues are the sound of our youth. Turn it up and go back in time.
The music recorded then was meant to be for all times.Given to those great musisions then they gave them to us for times like this. Like opening a treasure filled vault. So thankful for them
"Tuesday Afternoon", one of The Moody Blues best!
If not their best!
My Second favorite song of theirs. First being Question.
@@christopherunfus8962 maybe but it means so much..they all do!❤
@@kelvinbremont1341 amen KELVIN 🙏🙌👏❤✨♥🙏❤❤❤❤
Mom says hello 👋💗 with ALL her heart mind body and soul and LOVE, Sir!❤
I can't understand why the Moodies have been almost forgotten now, they have good fans in UK but not popular in other countries. The LP " Days of future passed" is pure bliss, the music is just outstanding, a musical journey made by genius minds. I always say that the Moody Blues haven't been fully understood at their time and maybe also today.
I don't get it either because these guys were pioneers -- the fathers of prog rock. The first to fuse rock music with symphony orchestra; the first to overlap tracks on their albums using fade-out and fade-in; their extensive use of the mellotron and flute was not being replicated at all until at least a year after they finished _Days of Future Passed;_ the first to fuse poetry with rock music. AND while they weren't especially strong on lyrics, the lyrics were very introspective and made you think while you listened. I don't think we'll see talent like that again in _our_ lifetimes.
My favorite group in the 70s
Yes they are well loved and remembered in the USA.
Brian E. Yes the first proggers. Absolutely.
@@briane173 theyre a rare bird for sure. And in a good way. Its as if they have a way of projecting eeriness and wonderful positiveness at the same time.
Kudos to all the DJ's of the era that played this song on any afternoon OTHER than Tuesday!
A very unique group. Stunningly beautiful, mystical, without question one of THE greats. Period.
Yep!!!
Dj good call!!!
My lovely aunt & uncle edcucated me with their
Favorites. I’m 61 now and still rocking ✌🏻🤓
I was a teenager when I first heard the moody blues. Now I'm 58
I am 69 years old and love the the Moody Blues. One of my favorites if your Wildest Dreams and Nights in White Satin. ❤❤❤
This is simply a beautiful song. Lots moving parts but sung beautifully. I never appreciated the music of the 60s I am glad I do now.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE The Moody Blues !!! Justin's voice is SO BEAUTIFUL !!! 💜👍
I can't believe it's been 50 years. Remember it like it was yesterday
Tuesday Afternoon will never be the same!
I was in the military in Western Germany in 1968. I bought the album Days of Future Passed in the NAAFI shop just intrigued by the artwork on the cover. I played the album and was straight away beloved of the music and have bought every album by the Moody Blues from that day. The girl I was courting also loved the music and later became my wife. We still love the music and it brings back very fond memories for us. One of my children also loves this music, he was in the womb and must have heard this many times during my wife's pregnancy. We still love the music very much to this day. Just lovely music forever.
Beautiful memory to celebrate. Thanks for reminding me of Days of Future Passed.
My LP walked away but thanks to YTube ...I’ll listen again .
My favorite song of the Moodies. Ironically, they could perform it equally well live, too. Back when bands had this thing called "talent!"
Lip sync would have been considered a kind of fraud back then. You paid for a ticket to a concert not a pantomime session.
Haha
Ah talent. The lost art. Bands didn't have to sample(steal) lip sync or use voice enhancement. They had more pride then that
I was born in 1955. I’ve never heard this song. I like it. A friend sent it to me. I currently have covid. My second time around.
At least they can sing and be understood, brings someone closer to the meaning of life.
Relevant, an imprortant concept then.
Talent galore! MY FAVORITE SONG OF ALL TIME! I loved them at 16,and still do!(I am 69!)Beautiful music and lyrics from a masterful group!
Not my 'top' favorite, but it's definitely one of them. We're the same age, very fortunate to experience the music of those times be well ☮️🙂
I’m 69, also, and the Moody Blues have always been my favorite musical group.
69 also. The time went by so quickly. Especially after my dad and mom passed away.
Grew up listening to this on the back of my dad's boat. Anchored off Charles Island watching the sun set.
Yes I'm glad I grew up in this Generation also. They just don't make Music like this anymore ❤😊such a Variety of all from this Music World.
I grew up with this kind of music, and 60 years later it's still here. It was the best of times, it was some worst of times. But we made it through and survived it all; and no matter how hard it has been we will continue our journey with this music into the hereafter (whatever it may be).
I f-ing LOVE the Moody Blues!!
ALWAYS A JOURNEY WITH THE MOODY'S..
EXCELLENT !!!!!!!
You Said A Delicious Mouthful Of Truth Sweetheart!
@@arnienelson6415 THANK YOU ARNIE MY DARLING.....THEY ARE GREAT.....💞🙏😇👽🤗💋
@@sharonallison9922 The Whole Album Reminds Me So Much Of Vivaldi's Four Seasons Because They Are Both Magnificent For The Mind And Really Work For Relaxation Therapy! It's A Must To Hear At Least Once A Week, In This World Today! May God Bless
@@arnienelson6415 THANK YOU ARNIE.....INDEED.....BLESSING'S TO YOU ALSO MY DARLING......🙏🙏😇❤🌍🤗
How can you not love this song?
How can you not . Right . Happy Tuesday !
My initiation song, my I loved my hazing.
Right on.
Pity those who do not love this song. They have no heart or soul at least not this kind.
I was born in sixty-one and all the music after that, and my Mom's music before just seems like the back music of life!? All my memories are based on this music 🙏❣️ and it's positive and good.
You were born the year before the beatles broke, i was born the year they did break, 1962. Life was much more innocent then...and my mom had wonderful taste in music and was a classically trained pianist. She started teaching me the craft when i was 6. I would not be the musician i am today had it not had been for her. :)
I was born in 60, and it's the same for me. Bless you Lisa !
1961 - yes baby!
63 Baby here! I agree!
Me too!!😎
This song reminds me of times long gone. Forever. But they come back whenever I hear this song...
Well said.
The Moody Blues music has a timeless quality, but if you have memories about the group and/or their music, you grew up in the 1970s.
@@RonaldCharlesEpstein Right on! I grew up in the 1970s. Graduated from high school in 1973 and college in 1978. The 1970s, what transpired, and the people I met, are now part of me until the day I die. And beyond.
So so true!
John Golofit The times long gone this song evokes memories of for me are of high school circa 1982 when I bought an original pressing of Days Of Future Past. Middle School through high school was the best days of my life ever and hearing this makes it Forever Afternoon (Tuesday) in those days for me😀
And yet the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame has ignored them. That says more about the Hall than it does the Moodies. They are already Hall of Fame for me......
Period.
Well said.
That is how all good music really is in every kind of music. They want the mass to love devil worshipping music where they say things in reverse to full the mass. The mass is easily fooled by SHIT!!! Just thought I would add my comment....
***** Stop drinking.
***** Haven't been drinking....
I wasn't aware of that. It's so ludicrous I thought you were joking. Doesn't speak well of the Hall of Fame.
This makes me sad when I think how good things were back then. Not everything but most were. How I wish I could go back in time, never to return.
never understand how they where not huge ,as they where one of the best bands of the 70s
They are huge!
Too deep for most people.
I think they were ahead of their time. As Daniel Purdy said, they were too deep for a lot of people in the 70's
The reason they weren't megastars in the early days was because they were ahead of their time. When all of the other bands were strumming guitars and banging drums the Moody Blues were producing music.
they do have a loyal "band" of followers Im sure..I've been to 9 of their shows thru the years..AWESOME vibe...
The Moody Blues have been part of my life for 53 years. RIP Ray Thomas and Graeme Edge
Hard to believe that I have been listening to this all my life. I am almost 60.
I finally saw them in 1995. It was a Wednesday afternoon.
I'd forgotten how beautiful that song is. I used to listen to the Moody Blues for hours.
Hello, how’re you doing 😊.?
Great music & Great times.
Thankful to have seen them over the years from the 60’s on.
A huge soul group of musicians came in during the 60s,70s and 80s to bring in a higher vibration which is timeless. ✨
Hello Marilyn, How are you doing?
What is it about bands and the day Tuesday? Rolling Stones had Ruby Tuesday, Skynyrd had Tuesday's gone. What is the significance?
"those gentle voices I hear explain it all with a sigh"
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Justin Hayward and your Moody Blues....ty Gentlemen...I am just Beginning SEE
This has been my favorite album for over 50 years.
Sitting by my fathers bed he was terminally ill , his last breath as i looked at the big clock and date /tuesday afternoon /this song came to mind ,its words were so beautiful and apt as dad drifted away , thank you Moodies xxxx
this guy has an awesome ability to evoke the 'sweet sorrow' emotion in his songs.
... l feel EXACTLY the same way! So glad that I grew up during the 60's and 70's! There will never, EVER be any music that will ever come close!!!
A song for all time. Play on
This was a favorite as a teenage stoner, but as a passed middle age person, I can appreciate it on a whole new level. It's a great song by a great band.
I'm 64 and still appreciate it as a stoner!😁😁😭
Me to Mary and I'm 72 years young. Rock on!
@@haywoodalanhayhorr8052 Nothin' like smokin' a bone and listening to these good ol' boys ❣
Ditto
Reminds me of my mom...may she rest in peace
This song takes right back to the 70's. Sitting on the banks of the river Cam, trying to figure out life. I loved the Moody Blues music, this song is special.
I love Moody Blues
Ahhhh is the best way I can explain this beautiful song
These guys are musical treasures that enriched my life. Now 69,I always heard a message of life affirming hope in their music and that helped me get through some hard times. Now i can kick back to let the memories and melodies soothe my brain. Love me some Moody Blues.
Thx for the laugh . Amazing what they teach in school. Life and it's magic .😂😅😮🇨🇦