The Moody Blues' debut single, "Love and Beauty," showcased their early psychedelic rock and folk rock leanings on the Wild Waters label. This track marked a departure from their initial R&B sound, exploring more progressive elements.
- The single was released on January 1, 1967, on the Wild Waters label.
- The A-side, "Love and Beauty," was written by band member Mike Pinder.
- This release predates the band's more famous work with Decca Records, such as 'Days of Future Passed.'
The Moody Blues were a rock band formed in Birmingham, England, in 1964. They are best known for their blend of rock, psychedelic, and symphonic music. In 1967, they were transitioning from their blues-rock origins to explore more experimental sounds.
Tracklist
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Nights in White Satin / Cities1967
On the Threshold of a Dream1969
A Question of Balance1970
Seventh Sojourn1972
Every Good Boy Deserves Favour1971
In Search of the Lost Chord1968
The Present1983
Long Distance Voyager1981
A Night at Red Rocks with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra1993
Sur la Mer1988
To Our Children's Children's Children1969
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