MOODY BLUES - NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN *First Time Hearing*

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[@cherylsyoutubies]

One of the greatest, yet often underrated bands of all time. Took decades, but they were finally admitted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

[@cherylsyoutubies]

@Luuk Hulsman Agreed!!!!

[@BP-kx2ig]

Yes, the greatest group. However I don’t think they really cared about being in the Hall of Fame. This is an American thing and the rest of the world does not care.

[@cherylsyoutubies]

@@BP-kx2ig Maybe so, but I cared.

[@BP-kx2ig]

@@cherylsyoutubies Cheryl - great that you did care. I am pleased that there are other Moody Blues fans out there

[@armadillotoe]

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is a joke, and they don't deserve to have a group of this quality in it.

[@denisemeredith2436]

Don't ever be sorry when you have a pure reaction to music. Crying means that the music has touched you.

[@HalkerVeil]

But sneezing? lol

[@coyoteartist]

That's for sure. I've found myself crying almost every time I've heard it in concert and that's a lot.

[@weewilly49]

This song busts me up when I haven't heard it for a while.

[@armadillotoe]

When musicians sang about love and not hooking up. They did it with talent not gimmicks too.

[@michaelbanfield7987]

incisive comment..

[@debclayton4209]

Been listening to this for over 30 yrs and I still get goose bumps. 🤩

[@veganath]

Always use to think this was *_"Knights in White Satin"_* you know a noble quest borne of love committed to protecting love, worth enduring & never reaching the end....

[@jellybean2068]

This is simply one of the most beautiful songs ever written.

[@stuartbogle1722]

The record label didn't want to do the album because they felt, "you can't dance to it". The lead singer replied, "but you can make love to it." Then suddenly they had a record deal.

[@TheTalksoup]

I'm sorry and I really don't want to come across as a know-it-all but I watched and recorded a biography This is Your Life about the gift Justin felt the world gave him The album was such a fluke of good luck as well as one of the most amazing masterpieces The Moody Blues were given the opportunity by Decca Records to make the first stereophonic album EVER. It was the opportunity of a lifetime And it was made with the London Philharmonic because Decca wanted The magic quality of the stereophonic long playing record to be attractive to EVERYONE,both teens to golden agers. It was to be a SAMPLE record not necessarily for public consumption just something Decca could use with their investors to show what investing into this new stereophonic album genre could do . But then they played Nights in White Satin on the radio which took off like crazy along with Tuesday afternoon and The Moody Blues went from being a fly-by-night go now band to be most famous rock band next to the Beatles The Moody Blues were blown away when they heard it played on the Radio. They also needed to justify the cost of these new "STEREO" LPs As a matter of fact my dad was the first in our family to purchase it He bought a master for $25 which was pricey in 67 I stole the album before I left for college and then someone stole it from me😑😒😞 But your statement was more from American Bandstand than a record label You couldn't dance to Pink Floyd (CAPITOL) James Taylor (Apple), The Who (Decca) , The Guess Who (RCA), Iron Butterfly (Atlanta) ELO (EMI & Decca) and several more I should apologize I have Aspergers and can't move on till I either prove my point or apologize and hang my head in shame

[@garychurch938]

If you like that you have got to listen to the original version of that song with your headphones on and turn it up it's going to take you to another galaxy.

[@db2157]

That's what I said, I like this version and these guys are killing it for their age, but the younger version of them doing this song kills!!

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Agreed!

[@garychurch938]

@@kimberlinibambini1988 you are very much on point.

[@jennd8935]

Not just that song, but the whole album. Each of their first 7 albums takes you on a journey. IMO, the best way to listen to any of their first 7 albums is uninterrupted, and with headphones, you won't regret it. I've seen 3 of their concerts (live, of course) and have been a fan for over 50 years.

[@popeye101b]

Please watch the original, such a beautiful man band and music, very moving. This version is good but the original is much better

[@EdwardGregoryNYC]

His voice sure has stayed on point over the years.

[@Nastyfinger1444]

Just one of the best songs ever written and performed. A timeless classic.

[@juliagulia5823]

Ever!!

[@TheTalksoup]

My dad bought this album he was 42 at the time I was 16 I stole his That was the specific outcome they went for. Mercury wanted to make a Stereophonic album as opposed to our regular Mono These LPs would be priced MUCH higher so they needed a "gimmick" for want of a better word, to be able to 1. Show the difference to justify cost 2. Appeal to a broad range with 1 LP 3. Utilize rock &roll with a symphony They invited Justin to put a few pieces together with some of his "mates". Original MBs had the hit Go Now but struggled for a way to use the meletron, electric flute, harp which the members played but did not have Justins writing chops He wrote this song that evolved into Tuesday Afternoon then the idea for a day in the life. I believe they almost lost it all because the symphony only had a short window But it happened and if I dare say we all are better for it Btw My dad bought a master which was $40 In late 1960s that was a small fortune. A Master was a first run direct studio recording The master was where the other albums were cast Sorry for the verbosity. I am almost 70 and my heart still leaps thru hoops for the Moody Blues

[@wendyreveyoso3731]

I say it every time someone reacts to this song, the only way I’ve ever been able to describe this song is absolutely hauntingly beautiful 🤩💗💗💗

[@thomast8539]

Empress, this song is more than 50 years old and it is still phenomenal. If you get a chance please listen to the studio version and you will hear just how close this more recent live performance was to the original...these guys have been great for a long time.

[@forgalzz7]

This version is shit compared to the recorded version.

[@420MRNICEGUY818]

The studio version is magic. This is just ok.

[@fredkrissman6527]

Actually, should listen to the whole album, since all the songs go together!

[@bujfvjg7222]

The Rolling Stones used to visit the Moody Blues and trip out with them from time to time. I wish people would go back to showing their emotions in ways like this, than in the violence we see now. Peace!

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

Again, the biggest thrill is watching your facial expressions while you listen to some of the best music recorded. Joy, wondering, concern, sadness, sorrow, pain, happyness Everything that music should bring if you know how to listen,,,,,,,,, You’re an amazing person. Thank’s for inviting us 💝🇩🇰

[@cherylbohlender7341]

I always cry when I hear that song...it's a piece of art and the sound of a soul crying in the night. It cannot be covered by another band because it's perfect as it is. No one but Justin Heyward can sing that song. I'm soo glad you liked it!

[@WarrenCromartie2]

Justin Hayward is a timeless and brilliant singer, and this probably one of the finest songs ever written.

[@pamagnolia]

You just transported me back to high school in 1967. Their music was so haunting and beautiful. Thank you Empress!!

[@johnmerrin2907]

Your listening to what I've heard my whole life. I hope you enjoyed it.

[@saymstuff]

You're.

[@caroljordan6130]

Justin's VOICE is AMAZING !! I have loved The Moody Blues since first hearing them in my early teen years !! 👍💜🎶☮️

[@garymethvin4286]

This is my number one favorite song. Perfect love song he wrote this at 19 when his girlfriend gave him satin bed sheets as a gift. This song is a love that never lasted because of the long distance. And his love for her never stopped.

[@sciwiz57]

Justin Hayward is so talented- songwriting, singing, a completely underrated guitarist and yes he is still singing and playing. The Moody Blues were such a phenomenal group, so underrated and in the late sixties and early seventies had seven incredible albums. “Days of Future Past” was released the same year as Sgt. Pepper and though a forever Beatle lover, I would take “Days” over “Pepper”. To Our Children’s Children’s Children “ dedicated to the moon landing in 1969, a true space album. John Lodge an incredible bass player and songwriter who would never appear on anyone’s list as a great player. Met them back stage in a greet a long time ago( 1999) - nice, polite, pleasant Englishmen.

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

This made you cry! Jeremy was like Bobby Hatfield, from the Righteous Brothers. Every time either of them opened his mouth, women would melt.

[@paulnelson5713]

They just don’t write or preform music like this anymore, a true classic ❤❤❤

[@timetravellingone]

Go down the rabbit hole with this group, so many great songs "Ride my see saw" "Tuesday afternoon" "Legend of a mind' "You and me" "Just a singer (in a rock and roll band)" "Gypsy" "Lazy day" "Dear diary" "Lovely to see you" "Dr. Livingstone i presume" "Om" "Out and in" "Beyond" "Floating" "The story in your eyes" "After you came" "Steppin in a slide zone" "Had to fall in love" "The voice" "Talking out of turn" "Sitting at the wheel" "Your wildest dreams" "I know your out there somewhere" "I bless the wings (that bring you back)" "English sunset" "All that is real is you" "Foolish love" "Sooner or later(walkin on air)" just a very few of their terrific songs

[@michaelfrost4584]

Like you, everyone l hear this song l have tears and lm a 65 yr old male. I remember when the song first came out. Soo beautiful and looks of memories.

[@edwardallen4051]

Nights in White Satin and Whiter Shade of Pale were both released in 1967 just the tip of the iceberg of great music from that glorious year.

[@burtonmediaprod]

Please listen to the EXTENDED STUDIO version. Its even more beautiful and haunting!!!!

[@sclm55]

Yes! Amen!

[@robstoll7542]

Agreed. Studio version fills your soul with nourishment.

[@terrys8690]

Justin Hayward is in a class all by himself, truly one of Rocks greatest performers.

[@franciszeksywula7517]

do not avoid emotions because you are not only beautiful but sensitive and you have something of an angel

[@frankpentangeli8104]

I almost left my body one time seeing the Moodies perform this song in concert. So I know how you feel.

[@dcanmore]

True love as they say: Justin Hayward (singer) wrote this song for his girlfriend (Anne Marie) when he was 19 years old, three years later they married and remain so over 50 years later.

[@armadillotoe]

That may be a greater accomplishment than writing this masterpiece.

[@Flatwoodsdad]

This is a very old song. They recorded it when he was around 20. All their stuff is timeless. Thanks.

[@QwarkE1]

according to my mother i came out the womb singing this song and i cant help myself fans will understand cold hearted orb that rules the night removing color from all sight ............ miss empress i must also say i find an amazing beauty aesthetically you are a gorgeous woman

[@JoseRamirez-rq2gj]

Your profile pic looks amazing!

[@DavePigott2000]

And Justin wrote this as a love song for someone... who didn't know... and they eventually got together and are still married.

[@mikebunner3498]

Young lady keep in mind this band started back in 1964. You will enjoy how much great music they have. EPIC!!! Is this song tender & sweet or what?? Just wait until the end. They continue to build it up & up. The ending may bring you to tears.... This is a LOVE song.

[@tedpetry2028]

He wrote this young, a girlfriend gave him satin sheets. It later became the best song of the Moody Blues...You have to see them in concert, the feelings, the vibes. They were voted into the Rock and Roll hall of fame recently. Nights in White Satin, Ride my See Saw, Tuesday Afternoon, I'm just a singer in a rock and roll band. to name a few.

[@bandini22221]

Empress, you have the face of an angel and the most expressive eyes that make men want to know what you're thinking. What you're feeling.

[@travissimons3196]

Easy player 😆

[@bandini22221]

@@travissimons3196 No! We have to know! We have to know! LOL

[@anthonycantu8879]

So glad I was born when I was, in '57. I got to listen to the very best as they were coming out, brand new. It was a magical time...

[@willyboy256]

Same here!

[@donalddunlop401]

I've heard this tune 1,000 times minimum ... it still gives me goosebumps/chills.

[@ianbarnhurst4450]

Someone I knew was a drummer in a band going nowhere so he left and got an apprenticeship in a local factory. Eight months later that band were at no.1 with “Go now” yes, the Moody Blues, true story.

[@gayalihn1328]

For me, this is one of the most beautiful love songs ever written. This song has the power to make feelings feel stronger. The original song with out orchestra was already perfect.

[@joannekucks4343]

I’m 66 and this has been my favorite band all my life. This is their best song and it’s known all over the world. The radio stations at first said it was too long to play but they forgot you can make love to it! 🥰

[@jillt6776]

I was blessed to see them live with an orchestra myself. One of my favorite concerts ever.

[@rickyhubbard9261]

That's been my favorite song too my dad all my life. He is in a good place now RIP pops I Love You. 🙏😢

[@shanereeve8123]

i was 18 in 1975 and heard this song on the radio, no video no internet, was a hit then, and still a hit in 2023

[@WMalven]

LOL!!! They did 6 more albums that are just as moving as this one, before they went through a personnel change. If you liked the way it made you feel, explore the rest of this album, Days of Future Passed, and then move on to In Search of the Lost Chord, On the Threshold of a Dream, To Our Children's Children's Children, A Question of Balance, Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, and Seventh Sojourn.

[@wpollock1]

Major love for Seventh Sojourn.....Ray shines especially bright in that one.

[@nickfiorenza5930]

This song is so hard to listen to. My good friend, suffered from severe depression, he stopped to talk to us, before committing suicide later that day. NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN, was his favorite song. He always listened to this song. Wow found out he had this song playing, when they found him. God brings such emotion, listening to this classic. Crying!!!! RIP - GOOD FREIND!!! Your are truly missed.

[@EMPRESSJOYJEAN]

@nick fiordnza, So sorry about your good friend… May his soul continue to Rest In Peace 🕊

[@paulfuller8985]

The man who has an amazing voice for his age is Justin Haywood . They recorded this song in 1967 when he was a very young man .

[@gl15col]

When my husband was in the Air Force and got sent to a remote site for a year this song was the story of that time. We could only talk for 15 mins. once a month over a satellite phone "Just what I'm going through, they can't understand" Living alone with 2 children under 10 years old, and missing him so much, that cry of "Oh how I love you!" always reduces me to tears...

[@robertwalker1803]

An angelic song that is almost 60 years old…very emotional for me getting to see this live in Atlanta, Georgia twice with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.You have a great heart,my dear…keep it up.You will break 100k soon.

[@prometheus7615]

You need to listen to the long version which contains the beautiful poem at the end called: 'Late Lament' it adds so much to the song.

[@rustyweeks1979]

I could watch your reaction all day! You feel the passion and the power of music like no other reactor. And you live up to your name, Empress.

[@kentkelly5301]

My favorite band! They were this first rock band to incorporate a full orchestra in their music.

[@canadiantimberwolf1]

Hello Empress Joy-Jean, when a song enters your soul and brings you to tears, you connected to what the writer is saying. Never ever worry about your emotions about it, you never need to apologies to me or anyone. Because your tears are what is called RAW Emotion.

[@leonardbellinger5223]

It's called a symphony orchestra the full version of this has a poem at the end. Moody Blues was known for the orchestra within their performance it was a real pleasure to watch and feel during a performance.

[@williamcabell142]

What a beautiful tune...the Blues were Iconic! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 This song is at lest 45 years old. They created this iconic tune when they were in their mere 20’s...England produced the best music...ever!

[@eddydianne]

The most beautiful and haunting Ballard of all time, the 70s greatest ❤️ ♥️ 💙

[@aaronstandingbear]

Thats was ecstatic. As you say truly, a MASTERPIECE, and so you know how we felt about the Moody Blues in the 60s. There was really nothing to compare it to. Music was so changed by the British influence from the Beatles and beyond. There was a lot of drugs like pot and acid and so on that helped break down the barriers of the old music and we poured forth with the best 30 years of musical art fusion in history. 70s were crowning. Theres still some flashes of brilliance today but nothing like the Romance that blazed out of the baby boomers. The return of WW2 soldiers after so long time away from wives and lovers caused the baby boomers to appear over the next 10 years. By 1960 the youth had begun to enter into their teens and by 70 the older ones were young adults and in their PRIME. We are still following the trails that were blazed back in those dayz...Lovely reaction Empress

[@mikebunner3498]

I have loved this band for several years. They are very, very good. A moving band. Several years ago I got to see them in Raleigh NC. One of the best concerts I have been to. Powerful. Hauntingly beautiful. EPIC!

[@markprior2278]

There are very few songs that make me cry, and this is one of them. A timeless emotional classic.

[@legrandyaka2013]

I really like your reaction; I'm over 70 and every time I react like you do: for me, this song is eternal: when I listen to it, I really feel like I'm somewhere else: yes, it's wonderful and you wish it would never end.

[@wendyshaw688]

I get it!! When I was 13 I heard this song for the first time and I cried like a baby!!! The music is beautiful and moving!!

[@mikewagon1770]

Some songs are just that...songs.....but songs like this one...shake you to the core.

[@kimchristensen6524]

Hi thx for the moody blues , I’m nearly 63 years old danish Viking , you brought back some memories from my school days , where each one of us , got to show the rest of the class , what music we loved , among them was Bee Gees , Doors , Beatles , Bob Dylan and my choice was Moody Blues , I admit I felt a little tear or two whit you , thx a lot for bringing up some good old memories from my childhood , your a beautiful lady who listen and feel whit your heart , keep up the good work dear and take good care of yourself.

[@User2718218]

I have always connected this song with Whiter Shade of Pale too! Ever since I was a kid. It's like the songs are spiritually connected somehow. The British Invasion!!!

[@sharonbrewer2183]

Me too! I thought it was just me because there's no "logical" reason for connecting the two...but I just always have 🤔

[@chrisbayliss3532]

i really envy people who get to hear classics like this for the first time ! great natural reactions btw

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Same

[@williamh4172]

I like to see the reactions, but I don't envy today's generations as far as the mostly crap being put out by the music industry.

[@musicbruv]

Justin Haywards voice in this song is perfect, he looks and sounds so sad. he put his heart into it.

[@tonychallinor6721]

I love watching your facial expressions. You have soul and honesty. Life will be good to you.....

[@dpchristian1]

Timeless!!! My wife and I fell in love with each other listening to Moody Blues songs like this over 50 years ago. True music speaks to your heart and soul - if you take the time to listen!

[@rogerpaquette109]

One of the most beautiful songs about love ever created....imo

[@aholeyouare4332]

True music. What all of todays bands are trying for, but falling short of.

[@webdaddy]

He is still performing this solo in concert, 50 years later.

[@pamagnolia]

Yes it is a masterpiece Empress. 😊💕

[@karenpower1643]

His voice is just as good now as it was back then and he's in his 70s now. Justin (the lead singer) wrote Nights in White Satin when he was 19 years old after a breakup with a girlfriend who had given him a set of white satin bed sheets.

[@bobbwest]

Nights in White Satin was in a class by itself… otherworldly, evocative. When I first heard it, my brain said I was listening to “Knights In White Satin” .

[@beriandavies2111]

This song takes me back to my first love. We were young, carefree and deeply in love. The song meant so very much to us. Sadly we went our separate ways, yet this song still bonds us together. Thank you for sharing your reaction. You get a very big 👍 from me.

[@weslennon3425]

They released this album 53 years ago, some of us are showing our age...lol. Of course this live version is newer, when the band got back together for reunion tours.

[@tezza3733]

the moody blues are STILL touring in the states. i saw them live in Adelaide South Australia, what was surprising was the audience ranged from children to octogenarian. all loving the music.even though 2 of the old band members have retired. the sound is still the same.

[@p0pp4]

There's a phrase I learned recently: Face-Journey. Essentially it's the parade of emotional reactions that occurs on a persons face that you get to observe. YOUR face-journey for this song was so incredibly satisfying, Thank You.

[@buckfan1969]

RIP to Ray Thomas, who played the flute. Believe he's the only one who has passed from the group after it made personnel changes around 1967. Recommend you listen the Thomas singing 'The Tide Rushes In' at some point. Beautiful baritone voice. I've been listening to these guys since they did 'Go Now' in the early 60's and they are one of 4 groups that are in my 'Desert Island' picks; the groups I'd listen to forever if I were marooned on a desert island.

[@stevenl.halesr.6894]

If I'm not mistaken, Tom Pinder has passed away as well.

[@buckfan1969]

@@stevenl.halesr.6894 Mike Pinder, as I recall, was the brains behind the Mellotron and the Moog Synthesizer. Didn't know he had passed too. We're all getting old...;)

[@stevenl.halesr.6894]

@@buckfan1969: Yeah, he was ahead of his time with new ways to produce sound! Now, I'm not for certain that he has passed away...It's juts a rumor I've heard...Wiki still shows him alive and well...So who knows!?!?!?

[@signal12hvac]

THIS IS the magic of the Moody Blues

[@Kellie_Curtis-Holmes]

There is another song that is sung by the lead singer, Justin Hayward, as a solo artist that is an absolute, genuine must listen called Forever Autumn. It was written specifically for him because of this songfor a multi-artist concept musical album called Jeff Wayne's Musical Version Of The War Of The Worlds. I can guarantee you'll love it xxx

[@jeraldkimball494]

Such a time less love ballad from an old favorite band of mine. It is a heart felt song that will never grow old.

[@dannyparis2942]

The Moody blues from 1967 from the Days of Future past album "nights at White satin".. The Moody blues an amazing band that arrived during the British invasion era their first hit from 1964" go now".. other hits by The Moody blues include" ride my seesaw" Tuesday afternoon" nights in White satin" I'm just a singer in a rock and roll band"..

[@martinduften9429]

I remember my first dance with a classmate at a private party. To this song (and others, of course). God we were so young and in love all the time. First kiss during the dance.

[@i8twosouls]

That was your body expressing joy at being exposed real talent. A song written from personal agony at the end of a relationship. This is what happens when musicians really put their souls into their music, because they wanted to express their feelings in a way that everyone would "get" and you FELT IT.

[@patverum9051]

Never be sorry for showing your emotions, your reactions are genuine and touching, don't change that...

[@terrys8690]

Find a version of him doing Forever Autumn..., it’s every bit as beautiful.

[@bones1271]

Such a beautiful song.. One of my all time favs!!

[@MegaMAWG]

Also, listen to Jeff Wayne's musical version of The War of the Worlds where it is used to tell part of the story. One of my all time favorite albums.

[@meganburge8647]

This is my mom's all-time favorite song, was always playing in our house. She finally got her wish a few years ago and was able to see Justin sing this live and she still talks about it. One of those songs I'll always remember :)

[@throeling]

This guy, Justin Hayward, wrote this song and recorded it with the Moody Blues in the same yeaesr as Procol Harum recorded a Wither Shade of Pale. And yes he is still singing and his voice is still amazing.

[@redmule02]

talent can never be replaced and i think that is why so many so called performers have to put on such a big show........thankyou for reacting to this song...much love and godbless.

[@cliffords.8341]

I first heard this song around 1975 when I was 14 years old. My oldest brother bought the album and when he played for the first time, Nights and White Satin played, it became my favorite song and still is today. I've seen many video's on KZbin where people are listening to this song for the first time and you were the only one that didn't stop the video to comment on it. You only stopped because you had a sneezing attack. This is a song that I can listen to every day and at high volume or low, it doesn't matter. ❤😁🧓 P.S. You should listen to the version with the poem! 🧓

[@farfelforever]

I grew up with Moody Blues and several other amazing groups. So much better than what I hear now. Am I too old?

[@martinduquette8749]

You are a great emotional woman, you're just great.

[@danielsanders7913]

I truly feel sorry for anyone who has never been brought to tears by music.

[@johnmcbarron7282]

Justin indeed still sings. He sang this with passion. The string laden music evokes a great deal of emotion. It was a fantastic score. This was the beginning of progressive rock. Originally released in 1967.I think you were right about the comparison to Procol Harum. There is a feeling one gets…

[@drudriver3660]

I was young and knights in white satin and stairway to heaven just blew me a way. We had music back in the day.

[@tracybuckley8719]

I heard this growing up and hadn’t heard it for years until it was on the Givenchy ad - when I listened to it for that first time in years I cried. Such a beautiful haunting song 😢

[@glennfryer1539]

A beautiful song for a beautiful woman !!!! thank you for choosing this track .. makes me feel quite emotional.. xxx

[@glennfryer1539]

Wow I have worked in your country.. brilliant..

[@debrasteffens2707]

You don't have to explain it, I think we all have those emotions with this song it is hauntingly beautiful❤

[@mikeferris408]

1 of the greatest songs ever recorded. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍

[@jackkomorowski2722]

Justin Hayword wrote this in 1967 when he was 19 years old. This is all his arrangements. Listen to the Original with your headphones and look for the poem at the end on the extended version. Look up the lyrics. Enjoy!

[@tonym362]

I saw them live in concert in 1972. One of the best concerts.

[@edbourgeois8601]

When you stared into the camera that was some of the purest most beautiful emotion I've ever experienced. Beautiful soul.