He got the instrument back into working order within 20 minutes ... In 1978, he recorded his last album with the Moody Blues, “Octave.” After that, he lived quietly and concentrated on ...

The album included the orch-rock classic “Nights in White Satin,” which became an unlikely hit single in the U.S. some five years later. Yet the Moody Blues were a popular act in the U.S. and ...

They soon changed their name to the Moody Blues. Mr. Laine was with the band for only one album, but in 1964 he sang lead on its first No. 1 hit, “Go Now!” The success of that song ...

Following the Moody Blues’ mid-Seventies hiatus — during which Pinder released his solo album The Promise — the band reunited with Pinder returning in a limited role for 1978’s Octave.

The band changed its name to the Moody Blues, moved to London, and quickly landed at #1 on the UK charts with their cover of Bessie Banks’ “Go Now.” On the band’s 1965 debut album ...

NEW YORK — Denny Laine, a British singer, songwriter and guitarist who performed in an early, pop-oriented version of the Moody Blues and was ... “Band On the Run” album, on which Laine ...