But it worked in our favour For the first time, they used their own Threshold Studios in Cobham, Surrey, for a Moody Blues record. “Justin and I had done the Blue Jays album there in 1975 ...

We didn't really stop to think about the albums we'd already made." As "Days of Future Passed" was peaking in the States, the Moody Blues released their first chart-topping U.S. album ...

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But you have to give credit to The Moody Blues for being the first band to truly go all-in with this hybrid style on their majestic 1967 album Days of Future Passed. It’s striking that this was ...

Mike Pinder, a founding member and keyboardist of progressive rock band the Moody Blues, has died. He was 82. The influential musician’s death was announced in a statement by his family that ...

Mike Pinder, who co-founded the Moody Blues and played keyboards and mellotron and sang on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group’s first nine albums, died Wednesday at his home in Northern ...

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 ...

In 1978, he recorded his last album with the Moody Blues, “Octave.” After that, he lived quietly and concentrated on raising his family. Mr. Pinder’s first marriage was to Donna Arkoff ...

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.

Mike Pinder – keyboardist, vocalist and founding member of the Moody Blues – passed ... with their sophomore album "Days of Future Passed" considered by some to be the first real example ...