Moody Blues, The
Band members Related acts
- Rod Clarke --
bass (replaced Clint Warwick) (1966) Denny Laine)
(1966-) Clint Warwick)
(1966- (1977)
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- The Blue Jays (Justin Hayward and John Lodge) - The Graeme Edge Band (Graeme Edge) - Justin Hayward (solo efforts) - Denny Laine (solo efforts) - John Lodge (solo efforts) - Patrick Moraz (solo efforts) - Mike Pinder (solo efforts) - Ray Thomas (solo efforts) - Wings (Denny Laine) - Yes (Patrick Moraz) |
Genre: rock Rating: *** (3 stars) Title: The Moody Blues #1 Company: London Catalog: PS 428 Country/State: UK Year: 1966 Grade (cover/record): VG/VG Comments: minor ring wear; stereo pressing Available: 1 GEMM Catalog ID: Price: $40.00
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Formed in Birmingham England in 1964, the group
evolved out of Denny Laine's decision to break up Denny Laine and the
Diplomats. Interested in forming a new group, he quickly recruited drummer
Graeme Edge (previously of Gerry Levene and the Avengers, keyboard player
Mike Pinder and woodwinds player Ray Thomas (formerly of El Riot and the
Rebels) and bass player Clint Warwick (ex-Rainbow). Initially an R&B
outfit, the band's first break came when they won a spot playing in
Birmingham's Carlton Ballroom. Sponsorship from the Mitchell and Butlers
brewery led the band to adopt the name MB Five, which was later expanded to
The Moody Blues Five.
1.) I Go Crazy (Brown) - 2:08
(side
2)
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