Days of Future Passed

This was the L.P that truly began it all for the Moody Blues, and it left us with the legacy of a very beautiful song. For a start off, it was an experimental record, a new type of stereo tracking, and Decca Records, in the spirit of the times, created the Deram label as a test bed. What this particular album was supposed to be is vastly different from what actually appeared, and we'll be dealing with that what if a little later on, on this website, but for now, remember this record, and remember it well, for it is just as haunting today, as it was then...Nights In White Satin........

Deram (Decca),MML 707 mono 1967  The Day Begins Dawn Is A Feeling Another Morning Peak Hour Forever Afternoon(Tuesday?) Time To Get Away The Sun Set Twilight Time Nights In White Satin

an aerial display by the fire-fly brigade, dancing to tunes no one knew -Twilight Time. Days Of Future Passed 1967 With The London Festival Orchestra Conducted by Peter Knight   Ray Thomas (harmonica, flute, vocals)   Mike Pinder (vocal, keyboards)   Justin Hayward (vocals, guitar)   John Lodge (vocal bass)   Graeme Edge (drums)   Produced by: Hugh Mendl   Cover painting by: David Anstey	Deram (Decca), SML 707 stereo 1967 related internet links Birmingham a dynamic business and leisure city. Birmingham offers a world class cultural scene and a diverse mix of shopping, attractions and nightlife, and home town to John Lodge London what's on, where it's on sights and sounds people and places and it's all yours. London's official website