The Moody Blues' 1968 single "Voices in the Sky" offered a glimpse into the band's evolving psychedelic and folk-rock sound. It was released on the short-lived White Heat label.
- "Voices in the Sky" was written by guitarist Justin Hayward.
- The single was released on June 28, 1968.
- The song features prominent Mellotron arrangements, characteristic of The Moody Blues' sound at the time.
The Moody Blues are a progressive rock band from Birmingham, England, formed in 1964. They are best known for their fusion of rock music with classical elements and orchestral arrangements. In 1968, the band had recently transitioned to a more mystical and symphonic sound with their album 'Days of Future Passed'. This single arrived during a period of intense creativity and commercial success for the group.
Tracklist
More from The Moody Blues
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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