Live at the BBC: 1967-1970

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Live at the BBC: 1967-1970 by The Moody Blues Available from Amazon $16.56 on 10-1-2008

1. Fly Me High 2. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood 3. Love and Beauty 4. Leave This Man Alone 5. Peak Hour 6. Nights in White Satin 7. Fly Me High 8. Twilight Time Evening 9. Dr. Livingstone, I Presume 10. Voices in the Sky See all 23 tracks on this disc Disc: 2 1. Nights in White Satin 2. Morning: Another Morning 3. Ride My See-Saw 4. Dr. Livingstone, I Presume 5. House of Four Doors 6. Voices in the Sky 7. Best Way to Travel 8. Visions of Paradise 9. Actor 10. Gypsy See all 18 tracks on this disc 2007 Issue at Long Last of the Transcriptions of Early Moody Blues Performances on the BBC! the Band Changed their Musical Direction in 1967 by Attempting to Create a Rock Version of Dvorak's "New World Symphony". The First Fruit of the Vision was the "Days of Future Passed" Album, One of the Most Celebrated in Rock Music (And their Discography). Followed Up by "in Search of the Lost Chord", "to Our Children's Children" and "a Question of Balance", the Band Carved a Niche in the Pop Music World that was Imitated and Emulated by Others. Like Many Other Groups of the Era, They Recorded Sessions at the BBC for Various Radio and TV Broadcasts and Those Sessions Are Presented on this Double CD Set. Cd1 Has all their Stunning Live-in-the-studio Radio Transmissions While Cd2 Includes the Audio from TV Show Tapings, Including an Appearance on "The Tom Jones Show" that was Misplaced for Many Years.