The Moody Blues secured their place in prog history as Days of Future Passed shot up the U.K. rock charts. But the project, released on Nov. 10, 1967, was fraught with deep uncertainty, weird ...

Not all tracks gain the momentum that lands them at the top of the charts at their initial release. One of the rock genre's most recognizable ballads by the Moody Blues band didn't gain much ...

In honor of the 50th anniversary of their iconic 1967 album Days of Future Passed, The Moody Blues have taped a live TV special for PBS, and are planning a North American tour launching in early… By ...

“Tuesday afternoon I'm just beginning to see Now I'm on my way It doesn't matter to me Chasing the clouds away.” ~Justin Hayward, The Moody Blues Truth be told, it wasn’t cloudy at all the day Justin ...

The Moody Blues’ journey from waning pop group to groundbreaking prog-rock artists began one night in early 1967, when an angry fan told them that they’d ruined his night. With the success of the 1964 ...