FIRST TIME HEARING The Moody Blues - Nights in White Satin REACTION

[@melcowrong5889]

I'm a 66 year old black man remembering when this song came out love it. I love the millennials reactions.

[@roxannekean6025]

I'm a 67 year old white woman, and I totally agree with you, sir.

[@bugman2509]

And here we are still not at the end of listening to it again.

[@RockbertoRocks]

... and I'm a 56 year old man from Mexico City, and l agree with you

[@medic7698]

I'm 65 and I know exactly what you mean mate.

[@valtovey3676]

I’m 65 and remember too - so special & my kids love it too

[@Slademanxx]

More talent on that stage than in the whole of music today.

[@patslovokia3834]

It's incredibly cool for me, a 61 year old man, to watch a very lovely lady from an entirely different culture, to enjoy the music of my youth. Thank you sweetheart. You made my day..

[@785boats]

Agree 100%

[@daniellebourgade8701]

My youth too....😢

[@Jo_Kuiper]

And mine.

[@applejack4225]

Seem to be a few of us.

[@coffeync]

Ditto. 6th decade. Sonic Boomer.

[@gourishankar52]

This song is more than fifty years old and it still sends a shiver up my spine. Lovely to see a much younger person feels the same.

[@thomasbrunn4182]

its fake

[@lawsonspedding6136]

Closer to 55+ years ago 👏👏

[@johndifool2985]

I see what you did there ("Come along with me to the next bend")...

[@bryanlasermagiktyler3132]

have you ever checked out Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of War of The Worlds

[@lenzielenski3276]

Mee too.

[@davidhumphreys7218]

Bravo someone that actually respects the music and LISTENS instead of interrupting and squawking every 30 seconds. Well done young lady keep it up:)

[@chadgreen7184]

I know correct and she knows great music and hell my reactions to this is like hers and have been for years Peace my friend GODs Speed

[@debbieturner3977]

Moody Blues is a group that begs you to just Listen!!! ❤

[@anthonyflynn9953]

I like when they comment, that's the point. Listen to the original if you want to hear it uninterrupted

[@anny1_232]

@@anthonyflynn9953 I think the videos are often taken down by KZbin if they don’t comment a couple of times during them. At least that’s what many of the reactors say. Although some of them do go overboard with it a bit!

[@anthonyflynn9953]

@@anny1_232 Thanks Anny, stay well!

[@throeling]

The singer, Justin Hayward, wrote this song when he was 18, for a girl he adored, but she did not know. Later on, they found each other, fell in love and married and they still are today!!

[@MorenikejiTaiwo]

Aww😍

[@andreascala2663]

@@MorenikejiTaiwo 1967 Nights in white satin...........A wither shade of pale (Procol Harum).......first Pink FLoyd album.............the history of rock

[@AFmedic]

Which ties in to another song he wrote called, "I Know You're Out There Somewhere".

[@barrylambe2266]

@@andreascala2663 Did you forget Sergeant Pepper?

[@andreascala2663]

@@barrylambe2266 yes i forget SP (and i'm sorry) because Beatles aren't in my playlist....

[@jellybean2068]

One of the most beautiful love songs ever written.

[@MV-zt6gb]

Yes! And Minnie Riperton's 'Loving You'.

[@dwightdodd3734]

on a par with Unchained Melody as a love song.............

[@gekonst]

One of the most beautiful songs ever written in general...

[@gekonst]

Major inspiration behind Barclay James Harvest's Poor Man's Moody Blues. Also amazing stuff...

[@richardcobey9415]

Yes

[@curtiswilson3569]

Seeing them live with an orchestra as a kid with my dad is one of my favorite concerts ever. I’ve played as a musician in my day in front of 10s of thousands, and still remember that concert more.

[@daveallen2455]

This song has a huge place in my heart. I remember getting out of the water surfing in Ventura California, and walking to the truck where my wife was sitting in the back of the bed Sun tanning. I took my wetsuit off and hopped in laying in the back of that truck watching the surf when the song came on. The sun was getting close to setting. Something about this song and the timing of it couldn't have been any better. Laying there in the late sunlight, next to my beautiful wife with my arm around her just looking at the waves. One of those moments that will stick with me for the rest of my life. Love it.

[@davidvannote9281]

I know that feeling………

[@dinerouk]

Ah! Memories of youth

[@daveallen2455]

@@dinerouk We are in our late 50's :)

[@jeffreybergin4097]

you have already been to heaven

[@terrencemichaelcruz1801]

I'm a 40 year old Irish -Mexican man and as much of a beautiful song this is this woman is every bit as beautiful

[@evilbrat5376]

More young people should go back in time with the music of the 60's - 70's and hear what music should be like. I'm 76 and I can't get enough of these sounds. I am happy to see this young lady feeling this song. This is true magic to the ears, heart and soul.

[@sterlingknight8087]

The album is "Days of Future Passed." Listen to it in a single sitting. You will never be the same.

[@PhillipAlcock]

It’s still a brilliant album

[@cliffordhallam3270]

Yep! Bought my copy in 1970. Still makes the short hairs on the back of your neck stand up. 😂😂

[@sohomesick1]

Show me a person who doesn't start singing along to this song, I'll bet you cant. It just naturally draws the words out of you.

[@Monza62000]

we have all of their stuff ..never gets old

[@alfredmartinez6166]

If you get a chance try to listen to the entire album "Days of Future Past". Artist like the Moody Blues, Pink Floyd, Genesis, and even the Beatles made theme albums, rather than just collections of singles. Also do a reaction to the Doors "Riders on a Storm".

[@manonyc1019]

Its incredibly beautiful to see a woman touched by emotion from an era that thank god we have recorded .

[@davidgriffiths9624]

Could not agree more 👏

[@alanroberts6918]

Oh gosh yes

[@darreng6099]

My Daughter is 18 and loves my 70's music.

[@EB-ef5tg]

@@TJ-Dives why?

[@stevelawnick1957]

@@TJ-Dives - pretty certain she's a woman.

[@livelaughandlovelong]

Justin Hayward. One of the greatest rock vocalists and writers of all time. The Moody Blues have a treasure trove of great music and their harmonies are epic. You just experienced but one of their classics. But there are so many others. Their music is always a journey. Dive in. You will not regret it.

[@mikesimonian484]

And still not in the r and r hall.

[@livelaughandlovelong]

@@mikesimonian484 They were inducted in 2018

[@paulinwoburn9680]

Justin has his own channel where he plays his songs. His voice is still incredible.

[@jbdhjones2]

@@paulinwoburn9680 I saw him live about 18 months ago. He's an old guy, but his voice is still great. MBs is one of my all time favorite bands

[@paulinwoburn9680]

Bdhjones: please don't call him an old man. He's 4 years older than me. Haha. When I was in college, I traded an ounce of pot ($15 at the time) for 2 Moody Blues albums. It was a great trade.if you haven't yet, check out their album To Our Children's Children's Children. It's my favorite MBs album.

[@Kelly-o7t]

I'm a 67 year old white man from Ohio. That song still floors me. There are certain songs that just stick with you and that's one right there. Great reaction. I'm glad you enjoyed it. ✌️♥️

[@stevekaczmarczyk9701]

A music masterpiece,,,,no one does music like this,,,,,,,

[@stevekaczmarczyk9701]

Anytime the old music is Soo much better than today music,,,o,,, you are very pretty 💖💕💞💞💞💕💖

[@XtrovertedHermit]

Having a whole orchestra behind such a beautiful song is majestic to behold.

[@MorenikejiTaiwo]

Honestly ❤️❤️❤️

[@j.dragon651]

I was lucky enough to see them with an orchestra.

[@allycollyer3961]

@@j.dragon651 I was lucky enough to have been taken to see them, live in Southampton, by a former boyfriend who had introduced me to The Moody Blues. A year or so later I met my husband who was also a keen fan. Very talented musicians, but Nights in White Satin is one of their best, and is surely timeless.

[@j.dragon651]

@@allycollyer3961 I was at one of their concerts in Denver Co. A couple walked by and I saw the tickets fall out of the guys back pocket. I was with my wife, I ran over, scooped them up and caught up with him and tapped him on the shoulder and said excuse me but I think you dropped something. I don't know if you know who the Lone Ranger was, (American), but to him, in that instant, I was the Lone Ranger, he shook my hand and didn't know how to thank me.

[@allycollyer3961]

@@j.dragon651 Wow, what an incredible story. Well done for your honesty. I am sure it has paid off in the following years :) Yes I well remember watching the Lone Ranger every Saturday, on my parents' little black & white television, along with my brother!

[@Macjohn1419]

The Moody Blues were one of the first rock bands to utilize a full orchestra in their music back in their day.

[@nortonofnorthamerica]

The only Symphony that would agree to record a rock record Edmonton Alberta Canada . The 60s were a strange time

[@graybeard2113]

Procol Harem was another one.. "Conquistador" was popular..

[@darrencady4261]

The album's called Days of Future Passed and easily competes with The Beatles concept album Sargeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band.

[@norms3913]

The Beatles used them too

[@rickkernell2486]

@@darrencady4261 In my opinion it surpasses it...

[@dnorfed]

This song still sends shivers down my spine, some 54 years after I first heard it. An immaculate song

[@nsmith1586]

Heart

[@davekirby5052]

The expression on this beautiful young ladie's face says it all. She not only gets it, she feels it on a deeper level.The finest piece the Moody Blues ever produced moved her inways she never thought possible.Thank you for sharing your joy with us Dave

[@danielbenincasa770]

This was their number one hit in 1967. They formed their group in 1964 and play'd till 2018. I was lucky to see them 2 times live concert. Legends

[@davidk3729]

Saw a tv program on a cruise ship a few months ago. Evening entertainment included Justin Hayward and a young lady flautist. ‘Nights in White Satin’. Just the two of them. Magic.

[@markgerhart8112]

I'll never get the chance to see this live. 😢

[@donmacdonald9861]

My daughter started listening to my music when she was a teenager . Now in her 30's, she once commented " Your generation had the greatest music of all time -my generation's music sucks compared to the music of the '70's."

[@j.dragon651]

this came out in the sixties.

[@bumblebeebob]

My daughter is on her early 30's and when she was in high school she made off with my Bob Seger's Greatest Hit CD. She had it for months! Lol

[@pbwbrian53]

@@j.dragon651 But it was very much part of the 70s. It had legs, as they say.

[@jpsned]

@@pbwbrian53 Yes, it was first released in 1967, but then re-released in 1972. It proved to be a much bigger hit then. 🙂

[@jillbassett5167]

Your daughter was right!!

[@davesunhammer4218]

This concert was back in 2008, 40 years after the studio verson. You can barely tell the difference. Such talent. Nights in white satin sheets... (just in case you are not sure)

[@MikeB-in1nd]

This is really good but you can never replace the original studio versions when singer were in their prime case in point the Who and exception Steven Tyler

[@porflepopnecker4376]

@@MikeB-in1nd Steven Tyler spelled backward is "Relyt Nevets."

[@michaelvielhaber9342]

I believe this is from the Royal Albert Hall DVD, which is a concert from 2000. Ray Thomas retired in 2002.

[@papercup2517]

@@porflepopnecker4376 Ummm. yes...fascinating information... and Porfle Popnecker spelled backwards is "Rekcenpop Elfrop"...

[@bloozkat6731]

Love this song! Been listening to it for many years!

[@keegan773]

Now, that’s music.

[@beentheredonethat4257]

The Moody Blues created some of the most timeless and beautiful music of all. Every decade is filled with its own sound, it’s own melody and arraignments. To me, a lover of basically all music, the 1970’s produced the most, and most varied, of any decade in history. This band was a huge part and influence, then, and since.

[@mikebreslin9831]

I'm 72, this was the music of my youth. Try listening to the album version, with the poem at the end.

[@johntrimble9193]

When The Moody Blues came on tour to America there was an interview where they asked him about the cost of bringing the London Symphony Orchestra with them and and how they could be making money off this concert tour and they responded by saying that they did not come on tour to make money but to thank their fans

[@ellenrutledge8306]

Awesome bit of trivia - thanks for sharing it !!

[@Doxymeister]

It was such a treat for this old woman to see your face light up with joy hearing this song--you have a beautiful smile! Seeing the folks in the audience singing along made my heart dance, this song was one of the greats from my young years. I really enjoyed seeing you react to this!

[@tedpetry2028]

I saw them perform Justin Hayward is still blonde...............You're beautiful.,. Keep listening to the classics. Thank you, my dear.

[@TheMadManPlace]

50 some years after this song was first released you had this reaction... Imagine the reaction we had back in 1967... It is still as beautiful, haunting and magical today as it was then - and will be for generations to come...

[@jerrytolley4473]

So many great bands that have come out of this sceptred isle, this jewel set in a silver sea, Great Playwrights too.

[@redsquirrel1086]

🇬🇧

[@patrickmalarkeyanoldirishm646]

Justin Hayward, a legend in his own time, forever Justin!

[@jjflash1645]

Sounds as good today as it did back in the 1960’s.

[@jameshowland7393]

Brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. I'm a singer, a pretty good one, but this is one song I CANNOT sing because of the emotions involved. I love this song.

[@garyedwards278]

I'm the same way so please don't feel all alone.

[@debbieturner3977]

My eyes fill with tears every time I hear 👂it!!❣

[@mikekelsey6777]

Right there with ya buddy. Of course my memories of me meeting and dating the gal that would soon become my wife makes me have a very emotional response to this song. I consider myself to be fortunate to grow up with the music of the 60's and 70's.

[@cirrus1964]

Neither could Chris Howland

[@s.nandheswaran.easwaran.762]

Tears...yes..bro,true...

[@franbreedlove9392]

To think he still sounds the same & the memories still linger in his voice of this young woman he loved & still, will remember forever. A timeless song that I could see in your face you appreciated & that makes my heart smile. Did you know that she gave him satin sheets when they separated? A true story of unrequited love.💔💞

[@edcarpenter9706]

The Moody Blues have stood the test of time! This song is timeless...

[@allanboyer2769]

The Moody Blues are awesome. Grew up with their music.

[@ericanderson8886]

yeah the longer version has a great narrative at the end. A classic song. Thank you.

[@wgdavis5353]

Hey Ms. Mo U should check out the version with the Narrative/speech/poem at the end, just for yourself.. ♠W.G.

[@dennistaylor5052]

"Breath Deep the Gathering Gloom"

[@TheDreamtheaterlover]

The longer version is a masterpiece

[@gayle9428]

"Watch lights fade from every room."

[@asimmjaved]

I am 55 and when they played this on the radio in the seventies, sometimes they would play the long version with the poetry at the end. The song is incomplete without it, and yes it's a true masterpiece.

[@bettygale8801]

It's so beautiful to see a young girl being just as transformed as we were back in the day. The moody blues have always been one of my all time favourite groups.

[@lesneumann890]

I'm 63 now, and have seen the MBS 4 times live. Living is worth the time to spend listening to this .

[@mikeescriba756]

What a great time u must have had hearing it live, LONG LIVE JUSTIN HAYWOOD & THA MOODY BLUES, WILL B IN HISTORY BOOKS AS LONG AS HUMAN BEINGS R ON EARTH🎸🎵🎶🎸

[@saroeuthyoeum9277]

Symphonic performances are a shock to the current generation.

[@davidalexander7073]

Probably one of the best song I have ever heard. Listened to this song way back in the 70’s and still gives me chills when ever I listen to it today at 66 years young.

[@raymondhill3]

Yeah Dave! Brings back a lot of feelings for an 81 year old too!!!!!!!!

[@pamagnolia]

I just went back to high school in 1967. Have always loved this band. Your enjoyment of this was beautiful. Thanks so much for this Mo! 😊🌹

[@sitbone3]

Graduated from high school in ‘64. There will never be another time with music like we had between 64 and 75.

[@deantait8326]

Yep I graduated from H.S in 67. Chatsworth, CA in the very northwest San Fernando valley. Just a couple miles from spahn ranch and ol Charlie Manson. What A time, both good and bad.

[@sitbone3]

@@deantait8326...small world. I went to Cleveland High in Reseda.

[@greybyrd2]

This song was released on 'Days of Future Passed' in 1968-1969, but received airplay it seems ever since. I worked for a metro NYC AM station that was popular, and we were playing it in rotation as both a 45 (shorter version) and on the album back in 1972. It has remained popular and still sells CDs (dare I say LPs?) even today! Mark Shannon

[@trespatines8698]

How were they able to recreate this song live? Talent.

[@jodyarmstrong5974]

You should listen to their original version for the raw power of what has made this song the legend it is.

[@johnmutton799]

Thanks for not stopping this track. Classic! If this doesn't move you you are dead! And this woman has a beautiful smile!

[@danielc.8875]

You know u have grown up when you appreciate music from all generations. Keep an open mind my young friends its a sign of intellegence. God bless

[@robertchagnon9063]

This take me back to 1970's , Good memorys in a time of the Moody Blues, Pink Floyd, the Rolling Stone and Heart.....

[@rubbersole79]

Justin Hayward never seemed to age. And yet he must have an old soul, writing this song at the age of 17.

[@Coldwarrior7781]

The power of hormones

[@chitlika]

There are souls knocking around this planet who are in excess of 30,000 years old I myself am a stripling of some 22,000 years

[@johnschofield9496]

Simply one of the most beautiful songs ever written !

[@christopherdougherty9832]

The power of unrequited love. Never forget the ten minute standing ovation they got at the Meadowlands Arena in East Rutherford, NJ when they did this in 1986. Rest in Peace , Ray Thomas.

[@centexan]

I remember when this first came out. Mesmerizing. They are still one of my top 5 bands of all time.

[@donrobbie1461]

We were in our teens when this came out! Every disco and party we went to this was smooched to with my girlfriend of the time! Wonderful slow dance music!

[@jonboy9912]

I am 65 and remember hearing this for the first time 48 years ago or so with the love of my life sadly no more! Brings back the thrill and deep sadness,

[@stevenbennett2755]

My late dad's favourite band I can't listen to any of their masterpieces without looking like I've been cutting onions all day, great reaction btw Much love from the uk

[@elaine8013]

Yes, our generation had amazing music. So glad you are enjoying listening to music that marked our lives.

[@cyrilculton1181]

Thank you beautiful young lady. I'm 71 years young and can vividly remember when the Moody Blues came out with that song. Your appreciation for it simply transported me back to 1967 and High School. 😂

[@romanjohnston]

One of my absolute favorite songs ever.

[@barrymedd6859]

As young man growing up in the u.k. I loved the songs of this era. They certainly stand the test of time.

[@stephensaxby2820]

Such a beautiful reaction to one of the most poetic and moving songs ever recorded.

[@soldier9554]

Many young people hear a classic and come running saying listen to this new song. I fall over crying in laughter.

[@justintimefortea7655]

This is music I grew up with (I'm 66yo)... my generation were lucky to have so many music styles... from this song through Sinatra, Zappa, Beatles, Rolling Sones, Motown, Soul etc etc... a most amazing for music lovers 😊

[@toreg.nyhammer6328]

I get goosebumps every time I hear this. My eldest brother bought this album the year it came out, and I was listening a lot to it. Moody Blues is one of my favourite band from that era.

[@davidbooth7778]

"From the Beginning" by Emerson, Lake and Palmer is another great love song I bet you will like.

[@jasontodd8071]

😍 yep!!!!

[@ellenrutledge8306]

David Booth - aahhh yeah !!

[@williamlilleston1595]

The voice of Justin Hayward can put a smile on anyone's face and melt any heart. The Moody Blues along with him is just icing on the cake !

[@ronvanhooser8295]

Days of Future Passed was a timeless, groundbreaking album. From 1967 on the Decca label, it was the first true stereo album and no other group or artist from the time could have been better for it than the Moody Blues. It is depressing to think that this came out 55 years ago because it makes me feel old for remembering hearing it for the first time. A new genre of music that would become known as progressive rock, among other names. I fell in love with the Moody Blues when I heard this and my love of their music is as great today as it was then. It is nice to see new generations discovering and appreciating their work. The joy and awe of the Moody Blues will continue for generations to come.

[@maryanne0819]

I am 100% with you. Only I didn't hear it the first time in 1972. I was at a party in the Colorado Mountains, and a little Rocky Mountain High. Returning home in Seattle I bought the album, Days of Future Past and every album they made. I also have them on DVD and still listen and watch on You Tube. Today I get high just listening and remembering.

[@OGSontar]

It's always wonderful to see a new generation fall in love with the music I grew up with. They always seem surprised, but also pleased. Rock and Roll will never die.

[@alex35agm]

Talent never dies just bad music,and this song will live forever.

[@ellenrutledge8306]

DITTO

[@SanDiego_J]

The musical epics. One of my favorite old songs, still gives me goosebumps

[@tamarakonczal6350]

I love how she said, "This is beautiful...." Because it is.

[@JeffL57]

This song brings back so many memories, Morenkeiji as I grew up in that 1960s era. I might have said so before in the comments' section of another vid on your channel, but I'll repeat it again. I simply love the fact that you usually let a song play through entirely without stopping so many times to immediately give your reaction, unnecessarily interrupting the flow of the song. Other channel owners doing the same thing that you do Morenkeiji I find so annoying to watch as they constantly pause the song every minute or so as, for some reason, they just cant wait until the entire song has completed before providing their comments. Frankly, I find your channel the best! Please don't stop what you're doing, and how you go about filming your vids. Other channel owners can learn from you as your subscriber list says it all!

[@MorenikejiTaiwo]

Thank you so much🙏❤️

[@KateBates22zabu]

@@MorenikejiTaiwo yes it's much appreciated thx♥️🪆

[@claymaness288]

Totally agree!

[@eliotanders3488]

I think they stop and comment so they avoid copyright issues and have to pay the artist every time the video is played.

[@alberthall1456]

I had forgotten what a beautiful piece this was. Thank you.

[@raydelavega7457]

I was 17 when this Beautiful Song Came Out!!! Still One Of My Favorites From The Moody Blues! I've done my own version on guitar, but without the Orchestra. One more thing, You Are Beautiful Have a Great Smile and Beautiful Complextion!!! 🎶🎸🎶🎸👌👌👌

[@captjay7823]

A sensually beautiful young woman going deep in her soul and she said.."This is beautiful" brought a tear to this old man's eye...May you have peace and love for the rest of your life. God Bless You.

[@mustangmann3502]

Beautiful lady , beautiful music ! What a combo ! Cheers !!

[@crsounddoctor4937]

The Full Orchestra gave this performance such an amazing VIBE!!!

[@pmar27]

I got chills right along with you, young lady. Thank you for letting me hear it again through your ears and heart.

[@sontwo3948]

Love that this young girl likes this song. A beautiful, timeless, almost classical piece.

[@markw3598]

"almost"!?!!

[@trevorholden7423]

Such a wonderful thing to watch a beautiful woman get emotionally impressed by an incredible song. This is a masterpiece by Moody Blues, apart from the heartfelt vocals the flute solo and the ending orchestration leave me with tears running down my cheeks. Thankyou so much Moree!

[@TheBoely]

Good to see you dind't only hear the music, you olse feld it. And that is how music used to be.

[@teresafanning9194]

I love the fact she closes her eyes and really listens to the words 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@drainmonkeys385]

I was just a young kid when I heard this for the first time on the radio... I remember it, I was asleep,, and I woke up to it, and it had sorta taken over me, it was a pleasant musical experience, the kind that you feel... hard to explain

[@charlesclifton1006]

I first heard Justin"s voice on a car radio in the late 60s. The song was Tuesday Afternoon. I knew immediately this was a music style I wanted more of. Years later I was in England (my parents home) and I traveled down to Cobham to see where the Moodies lived. Magical place much like their music. Eventually I had the privilege of meeting Justin and the rest of the band. An exceptional group of men that produced music that is timeless and soothing to the Soul. Happy to see this young lady's reaction to this wonderful and ever unique melody that crosses time from so long ago. In Conscious Health - Charles

[@MatthewPettyST1300]

I've seen them 5 times ,3 with a Orchestra backing. Of the nearly 70 or so concerts from many bands, the Concert by The Moody Blues in 2001 at the Paul Mason winery in California is Number 1. Just the band only. small Venue, 2000 attending. I had an 80 year old man to my left an a late teen on my wife's right. We all, (old man and teen too) the whole audience sang every word to every song. Ushers were dancing in the Isles. Showing they cross generations with their music. I still have the Concert Jersey hanging up on display. It doesn't fit anymore me being now 67 which means it will never wear out. ;-) A fan since 1974.

[@susanstein6604]

It was put together as a concept album. It starts with the morning and goes through the entire day.

[@wittysan]

Itself, an allegory for a lifetime (in a riddle of the Sphinx sort of way)

[@andythrush3341]

Sadly, Ray Thomas the flute player , singer and composer is no longer with us.

[@jasondecharleroy4161]

His voice was golden up to the very end. A tremendous loss.

[@robertowensiii1567]

R.I.P. Ray Thomas (12/29/1941 - 1/4/2018)

[@gayle9428]

A wonderful talent. My heart hurts when we lose all the great musicians I listened to so much.

[@robertowensiii1567]

@@gayle9428 If you want to see Ray Thomas flute playing watch this video, it's a live version of "Isn't Life Strange". Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4i9i52OnK9njZo

[@jilljarrett7442]

All this made me cry I saw ever MB concert in California 50 years 🌈

[@mikeat2637]

This song is part of the album "Days Of Future Passed" by the Moody Blues that encompasses the 24 hours in a day from morning through evening. You should listen to the entire album.

[@rasktreve3477]

One of the best love songs of all time. The best smooch song of all time. I have loved it since it came out when I was 10 in 1967 and it has followed me down the years.

[@sympatico1010]

I just came across your channel and so glad I did. Whenever I hear Nights in White Satin by The Moody Blues, I am immediately transported back to the early 1970s, when I was hearing it for the very first time. Then and now, I get chills and have tears in my eyes while I listen. Every. Single. Time. It is the song that will always remind me of my very first love. Sadly, he died of an aggressive brain tumor just a few years ago, so ever since I received the news, this song has affected me even more deeply than it did before. Very bittersweet but still very beautiful. Your reaction was very real and lovely to see. It makes me very happy to see young people enjoying and appreciating the music that comes from our generation. (I am 66 years young. 🙂) I hope you have had the opportunity to hear the even longer version of this, which are some spoken words with music in the background, at the very end of what you heard. Short, but quite dramatic. You can probably just search Nights in White Satin/ long version. I think you will enjoy that part too. Blessings, and thanks for making my day.🌹

[@sciwiz57]

If you remember I asked for more Pink Floyd but now that you found the Moody Blues my heart is yours. Have always been one of my favorite bands and this song is one of the most beautiful songs ever written-can’t tell you how many times I listened with eyes closed and headphones on-Love you for reacting to it.

[@gaillucas4920]

When music was music. ♥️ Brings back such memories.

[@jeffreysquire275]

You have to love a song that takes you on a journey and it's extra special to watch you take that journey. Keep up the good work.

[@MorenikejiTaiwo]

Thank you💕

[@mjhammer11]

Most have spoken my thoughts as well. It is a wonderful thing to see such a lovley lady enjoying one of the songs of my youth. I'm 67 now and this song still brings out the emotions in me. Every time. I love your reaction too. touching.

[@BucketWheat]

I was THERE... This was my "Teen Years" and early adulthood. Absolutely one of my Lifetime Favorites... Although the Beatles clearly had more "Variety" in their music, no other Band/Group had songs and music that had Flowing, emotion and seemed to touch you internally. Led Zeppelin had many of their songs that changed 'pace', but not even "Stairway to Heaven" has the EMOTIONAL experience driven by the flow of the "Mood"... Like the "Moody Blues" ... I used to sit in my living room with all of the lights turned out, and listen to album after album of "Moody Blues" in my version of "surround-sound" -- 4 'Speaker-boxes' with 3 speakers each (base, Mid-Range, and Tweeter) -- and imagine myself sitting on stage in the middle of all the different Musicians... and 'feeling' the drum-beats as the paper diaphragms of those speakers vibrated like the skins on the drums...

[@jeffreybohrer7881]

She's stunning. And the VERSION of the song is magnificent.

[@crazya3466]

This always reminds of the knights of the round table, king author on his epic journey to find chalice of the last supper 🖒..

[@gayle9428]

Me too! That was where my imagination took me back then. White satin sheets or gin never occurred to me. Lol.

[@dongeiger4500]

75 and still remember when this came out. Still has the same effect, shivers! In those days people could sing with the music. Those were the best days of music, all down hill since than.

[@christinecastro7212]

Yes I have always loved this song. It’s one of those unique songs that just conveys so much emotion

[@michealspringett1340]

brilliant song nice to see this young lady like the music of my youth I AM 74 YEARS OLD AND still love these songs so much meaning in the words

[@mariozermeno2649]

This is what a ROCK OPUS sounds like BRILLIANT!

[@Jamie-lw5sy]

Every video this girl has a new look.... And I think I'm in love with every one of them.🤔🤔😍

[@paulinwoburn9680]

She also has a million dollar smile.

[@MorenikejiTaiwo]

🙊😄 Thank you so much!😍

[@MorenikejiTaiwo]

@@paulinwoburn9680 aww, I think you’re right🌝

[@martinkulkarni3569]

Couldn’t agree more! Absolutely gorgeous!

[@erichirsch583]

This girl is just perfection!! 😍😍😍😍

[@cmdrbnd007bond8]

I love the Moody Blues and this has got to be my favorite song of theirs.

[@richardp9539]

I'm 55 and remember this like coming out yesterday

[@corysutton9550]

Huge fan of the Blues! They came to my home town and played with our local orchestra. During a local interview, Graeme Edge was asked about playing with local orchestras. He said none of the band members can actually read sheet music, so they couldn't actually practice with each orchestra. The first time they played with each orchestra was the night of the show. They put on a wonderful show in Casper, WY!