Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2018: Moody Blues go from struggling musicians to prog-rock pioneers: Inductee profile
Cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio – Justin Hayward had a pretty modest idea of success when he joined the Moody Blues in 1966. “I did have one thought on my mind,” said Hayward in that wonderfully musical English accent of his in a call to his home in Europe. His voice is just as lyrical, just as…
Moody Blues’ Justin Hayward on Rock Hall of Fame Induction News: ‘It’s Outstanding’
12/13/2017 by Gary Graff News of the Moody Blues‘ Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction has caused the group’s Justin Hayward to change his tune a bit. “On Friday, I couldn’t really have cared less, but on Saturday the whole world looked different,” Hayward, who had for years dismissed the Rock Hall and the Moodys notable exclusion…
Justin Hayward on Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Honor: ‘It’s Amazing!’
“This induction is validating the music our fans really, really love,” singer says. “I’m so pleased for all of them.” RollingStone.com By Andy Greene Up until the moment he learned the Moody Blues were entering the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, frontman Justin Hayward spent almost no time thinking about the institution. “On Friday, I couldn’t…
Jeremy Irons Performing from “Days Of of Future Passed”
“Last week I dashed over to London to record, film (and direct !) Jeremy Irons performing ‘Morning Glory’ and ‘Late Lament’ from The Moody Blues ‘Days Of Future Passed’ album. Jeremy is the new ‘voice’ of these two spoken word pieces, originally performed on the 1967 LP by keyboard player Mike Pinder and written by…
