The Magnificent Moodies Vinyl

The second disc in the double set features previously unreleased material along with bbc recordings and some denny cordell sessions from 1966 and is one for the real fans of the band.

The magnificent moodies vinyl. The magnificent moodies is not like the band s later work but is just a decent mid sixties album the singles featured here are much stronger material even though not big sellers at the time. Free shipping for many products. Shop the magnificent moodies lp vinyl at best buy. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1970 vinyl release of the magnificent moodies on discogs.

The magnificent moodies is the 1965 debut album by the moody blues first released in the uk and the first and only album featuring their r b lineup of guitarist denny laine bassist clint warwick keyboardist mike pinder flute player percussionist ray thomas and drummer graeme edge. Esoteric recordings are pleased to announce the release of a 50th anniversary deluxe vinyl edition of the debut album by the moody blues the magnificent moodies. Pop rock rhythm blues. This was a record store day 2015 release and stocks are extremely limited.

Decca lk 4711 decca lk 4711 format. Barnes noble has the best selection of pop british invasion vinyl lps. This disc consists of the magnificent moodies album the uk release along with single a b sides ep tracks and an unreleased version of go now. Buy the moody blues s album titled the magnificent moodies to enjoy in your home or car or gift it to another music lover.

The magnificent moodies is the 1965 debut album by the moody blues first released in the uk and the first and only album featuring their r b line up of guitarist denny laine bassist clint warwick keyboardist mike pinder flautist percussionist ray thomas and drummer graeme edge lead vocals were shared by laine pinder and thomas. Vinyl lp album mono country. Find low everyday prices and buy online for delivery or in store pick up. Who knows what this line up may have achieved with a couple more hits but that could have meant we would never have had the band s mark 2 catalogue.