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[@theturtleproject]

his voice is still as great as it ever was in his youth, one of the best voices in music history

[@gwh0]

Not really. Just listen to a youthful version.

[@donmills10]

Turtle said it all Biss.

[@windmolenfarm8030]

The only other artist with that pure tone voice through all ranges was Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers!

[@markmoore236]

He wrote that song at age 19,amazing song originally came out in 1967, then it was released again in 1972, one of the greatest songs ever made!

[@UnethicalLogic]

This song is one of those masterpieces that defy the sands of time. Why can't we make music like this anymore?😢

[@Alycanj]

All us cool people are getting old and there is none to replace us.

[@mustangmikep51]

@@Alycanj just liberal idiots left in this world.now.....and they definitely aren't cool or beautiful people like we were in the swinging 60's(this song is from 1967...the Summer of Love!)

[@davidberry5015]

His voice has aged better than anyone in rock. You still need to hear him at 20. It will make you cry.

[@AmyMahony]

The lead singer, Justin Hayward, wrote this when he was 19. He is 77 and still on tour! I will see him live again in June! His voice is still as beautiful and compelling as EVER!! And your reaction to Rays flute is so charming!! Thank you!!

[@Zedness]

I went to two UK concerts in March (2024) and Justin was AMAZING

[@danielpicciotti2473]

I was actually blown away, i never saw old Moody Blues, only heard the originals growing up , he took care of his voice. This might be one of the best live performances that sound like the original

[@markmatthews4481]

Every member of the Moody Blues was so talented and could play multiple instruments. Studio albums they didn't need a backup orchestra, they could produce an orchestra themselves.

[@spungoldsoul]

Justin Hayward has been my favorite from my teens. I still get chills every time. I am 71 in Los Angeles and saw the moody blues many times. How could anyone not love this song

[@dagmar.6954]

"Nights In White Satin" is their most famous song. Moody Blues are one of my favorite groups from the 60's-80's. Love their mix of rock with classical music. Lots of great songs such as "Go Now", "Tuesday Afternoon", "The Story In Your Eyes", "Question", "Ride My See-Saw", "I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll Band)", "Gemini Dream", "The Voice" etc. All of their music is great! Many of their records are concept albums & meant to be listened to all at once. Sadly Ray Thomas their flute player & singer passed away in 2018 & their drummer Graeme Edge passed away in 2021.

[@kentclark6420]

The main force in the group behind the rich orchestral and cosmic texture in their music within the seven core albums, was Mike Pinder, co-founder of the band, keyboard player and songwriter (who left the band in the late 70s, way before this concert) just passed away a week ago. Mike's transcendent soul and creativity was the life-force behind the Moody Blues. He's up there with the great classical composers. RIP on your journey, Mike!

[@martensjd]

Pinder passed away very recently, on April 24. Ray Thomas (flute) and Graeme Edge (drums) also passed in recent years

[@e-5ruben807]

The finish at the end of the song by the orchestra was remarkable. Great classic song. 👀👀

[@robinfra52]

Mike Pinder the founder of the group and keyboard player just passed a couple of days ago. He was the one who came up with these arrangements. Once they did this they found their sound and created a whole genre.

[@joebarrera9741]

Such A BEAUTIFUL BAND AND A BEAUTIFUL SONG ....THIS BAND AGED VERY WELL

[@dinbee4611]

The Moody Blues created music that are "trippy" and that you don't have to get "high" to appreciate or "groove" into it. Its one of those music that I listen to when I feel "moody" and it just relaxes me and as mentioned my mind goes "tripping" to it. Great band.

[@kevinhouse1015]

"Days of future passed" was an album with a lot of orchestral back up. You would enjoy it.

[@marcieharreld286]

I was 15 when this song was "born" in 1967!!! His voice is like a time machine....the same after all these years!! PERFECT!!!!💜💜🎶🎼🎵🎸🎧🥁🎤🎹🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘

[@stevepool8034]

Wow, Biss, Moody Blues, you've really gone back to a classic from my pre-teen yrs. There's nothing like the 60s/70s. His voice is still 90% of what it was. Beautiful incl. the flute, haunting. Super pick, 😊

[@markunderwood912]

Cutie he has always soundedl like this he hasnt lost anything in his VOICE other artists have covered this but not 1 can touch this❤❤❤❤

[@FrowningIke]

4:54 Apologies if you've already done it but if you love the Flute then Jethro Tull is a must, the pinnacle! There was no such thing as Folk Rock until Ian Anderson decided there should be! Almost on a whim he became one of the world's greatest flautists. Their live performances are amazing! A bunch of amazing musicians just having a great time! I challenge anybody to hold back a smile whilst watching them.

[@douglasmarkussen8529]

Arguably, the album this song came from, Days of Future Past, is considered the first Progressive Rock "concept" album in history. It was built around a classical symphony and in-total goes through a day in one's life, song by song. Your reaction and review was of the last song on the album, which has become the quintessential Moody Blues song. It was written by Justin Hayward, the lead singer, for his girlfriend, after a lengthy separation. He gave it to her, together with a set of white satin sheets, at their reunion. I loved your reaction.

[@hongfang2348]

This is originally a very old song, from the 1960s. Moody Blues were one of the first groups to fuse rock with orchestration.

[@orangeandblackattack]

I saw them in 1981, 1983, 1985, 1987 and 1992. Never a wrong note and the emotional response was there everytime. Awesome band.

[@guyray1504]

I saw them in 87 in Las Vegas. What a great show.

[@vicprovost2561]

Saw them 3 times, once with a full orchestra, always amazing. 🎵

[@windmolenfarm8030]

A beautiful Pure tone voice unimpaired by any hoarseness, nasality, or change in transition to and from falsetto which sounds just as clear and pure as his main range. Gives me goose bumps.

[@signal12hvac]

this album is a must to be listened to end to end. it is their first of 7 concept albums in a row. they have 16 total studio albums. any of the 8 or so solo albums by the singer will give you a good idea of how his voice was one of the most recognizable male voices back ion the day

[@jimrentz]

Everyone has their opinion about which is the best version of this song and whether it's a live version or a studio version, I like them all, but this for me is the very best of the best. It's a mature sound and along with the amazing orchestra brings out the fullness of the piece. This song is from my youth, I'm 70 years old, so I've listened to it many, many times over the years and also though I've heard many other songs from these guys, this is by far my favorite and also my favorite performance. Thank you for your reaction young lady!

[@davemadman7093]

Another genius from the past. Absolutely stunning with his band. His voice is timeless...Awesome

[@wagonmaster1974]

I first heard the Moodies in 1968. I was blown away, as I was by the group Chicago and Blood, Sweat and Tears. The orchestral sound, the horns. WOW! I did a hitch in the USMC, and had myself together in 1973, upon my discharge. Saw the Moodies in 1974. Saw them again in 1977 and 1980. All the concerts were, as you noticed, heralded by the audience being silent as they performed. It was magical. Still is. Music such as they made will never grow tired or get old. Neither will it ever be composed to their level again. I am so pleased to have grown in an era which had such marvelous musicians. Thank you for your review.

[@PamJackson-ke2uy]

I think it's prettier now than it was in 1970.😮😢❤

[@randallshuck2976]

I've been listening to this song since 1972. It never gets old. My favorite album of theirs is "Days of Future Past". It is a whole operetta. Glad you enjoyed them. His voice is as strong and true as it was in the 70s. Good reaction.

[@andyh4224]

Days of Futures past is my favorite X-Men movie!!!!!

[@aussiepie4865]

This is one of the best songs ever written.

[@jamesmonahan1870]

Holy-smoke, what a marvelous video. 😊

[@Trev359]

If you like the flute you may like Jethro Tull. They have plenty of flute music. They are/were a progressive rock band. Their best album, IMO, is Thick as a Brick. It was done tongue-in-cheek but is so good.

[@neogunb3]

Thick as a Brick is quite good, but my personal favorite, probably because I grew up on it, is the album Aqualung. It's another concept abum and is about religion and society. Regardless, if you like flute, you have to give Jethro Tull a listen.

[@Trev359]

@@neogunb3 I forgot about Aqualung. Yes, that is very good too.

[@ReligionOfSacrifice]

When I was 4 years old and my sisters were 12 and 14 years old I remembered the look in their eyes when this song would play and so I bought live concert tickets for myself and my sister who could go (the older one) for this band. It was worth it. She was so happy to see them live.

[@ReligionOfSacrifice]

Anything more? "I know you're out there somewhere" and "Your Wildest Dreams." The one you just listened to was written after my sisters were born and before I was born. These two came out when I was young and I absolutely loved these two.

[@ReligionOfSacrifice]

More flute "The Locomotive Breath" by Jethro Tull & this is a story you must hear at least once as you love songs with story & this one will blow your mind.

[@jamesferris4573]

I am an old codger and have been a fan of the Moody Blues since their hit with a cover of the Motown classic Go Now. At that time, Denny Laine was the lead singer, and Clint Warwick was the bassist. Justin Hayward replaced Denny Laine as lead singer, and John Lodge replaced Clint Warwick as bassist in 1966, and the music of the band changed from a Blues inspired format to an orchestral, psychedelic form. This song is from the album Days Of Future Passed, which was released in 1967. The album is a concept album and is a day as well as a life of a normal person. The album was recorded with Peter Knight and the London Symphony Orchestra. The Moody Blues were the first rock band to record with a symphony orchestra and also the first band to incorporate a Mellatron. The Mellatron was an instrument that could record sounds on a loop and play them back, enabling the band to have the sound of an orchestra on stage with them as well as other sounds. Mike Pinder was the keyboardist and played the Mellatron and recently passed away at age 82. I was fortunate enough to see the band live many times between 1972 and 1978. I saw them several times performing with symphony orchestras, which was always a special treat. I lost interest after they replaced Mike Pinder with the flashy, less talented (in my opinion) Patrick Moraz in 1978. The music changed direction without the influence of Mike Pinder, who was a major influence in the direction of their earlier sounds that I loved. You should listen to the entire Days Of Future Passed album. The entire album is a masterpiece, and it was one of the three rock albums that were most influential in the direction of music today, along with the Beatles Sargeant Peppers Lonley Hearts Club Band and the Beach Boys Pet Sounds. All three albums were released in 1967, and all were way ahead of their time.

[@renedavids6154]

Thanx for this reaction. The Moody Blues brings me bcak to my youth. The made so much beautiful songs. And Justin has a great voice. This song is still one of their greatest. I remember they used the Moog synthesizer in that days. great compositions.

[@alanflor703]

You said you wanted more orchestra... "The Good, the Bad & the Ugly" by the Danish National Symphony Orchestra. It's pretty unique.

[@tomyoung9049]

Absolutely need to check this one out 👍

[@tonyhaynes5533]

One of the best songs ever. The biggest problem for Justin Hayward, having written it so young, was to try and better it! An impossible task.... I've seen the Moody Blues perform it live - the whole audience was in tears.

[@mikebunner3498]

You chose wisely!!! Justin the man singing, wrote this masterpiece when he was 19. Justin is 77 now. I think he sounds as good now as he did decades ago. See for yourself. locate some of their early work and give it a listen. Musically prepare for a section that will melt your brain. You picked up on it right away. You impressed me again. Take care and stay safe........ All of their music varies from good to great!!!!!!

[@waynebenedict5785]

Timeless and beautiful!

[@kermitcook8498]

Justin did this to us in the 60s. These Moody Blues augmentations were totally unexpected from a rock band. I believe this song even had a monolog in the after song orchestration. This additional effort gave people a greater appreciation for the entire work and not just the edited 3 minute AM monaural pop radio version. FM stations without the same restrictions played the longer album cuts. This elevated the listening experience led to a boost in sales of stereo systems. The long play versions were enjoyed in millions of homes. I would guess that Justin was still at 80 plus percent of his peak when this concert was recorded. We were all surprised when the Moody Blues started releasing new music in the mid-80s. It was as though they had never left. e.g. YOUR WILDEST DREAMS, and it's sequel. I KNOW YOU'RE OUT THERE SOMEWHERE.

[@jamesdalton8539]

His voice has not changed 1 bit since the original 1967!!!!!! One of the all-time classics of classic Rock!!!!!!!!!!! Grandpa can SANG ;-) Now you see what a whole Band of Grandpas can do ;-) Can you imagine the Genius of the mind of a 19 year old kid to compose this????

[@gordon9995]

When they are on tour, they send their music ahead. I live in a southern Indiana town, and we have a great philharmonic orchestra. They backed the Moody Blues very professionally. I rank it as one of the best concerts I have seen.

[@davidpahlka6301]

Two people I know sang this on stage, with the lead singer looking at his girlfriend all through the performance. Of course, they didn't have an orchestra but it was quite moving, standing room only, every night. The next year I took a music appreciation class and for my project I planned photography shots for the whole album "Days of Future Past". At least one other single made it to the pop charts, "Tuesday Afternoon". I must have listened to it over 40 times. This was 1968 or '69 and I should have taken this idea forward because now there is big money in music videos. I don't like most music videos because they don't have a central theme, mine did. On the album there is a fantastic little poem which is icing on the cake, which explains the paradoxical title. The lead singer made some other good but not great original songs but this was his masterpiece. What blew me away was he came up with this song in his late teens with no particular girl in mind. I always thought there had to be some great back story no one wanted to talk about. Going back to my Mom's generation, "Stardust" and "Georgia" seems to been inspired by some great love affairs but "Georgia' was written by Hoagy Carmichael to his sister. Maybe this is why great song writers like Bob Dylan won't give details of what inspires them and keep it as a mystery.

[@briangreen9677]

I've read through a lot of the other comments and for some reason, I like songs of there that were not mentioned by other commenters. "Your Wildest Dreams" and "I Know You're Out There Somewhere" are my two favorite songs of theirs, Nights In White Satin coming in at #3. I'm glad you liked them as much as so many of us out here do as well.

[@edwardthorne9875]

"Cold hearted Orb that rules the night -- Removes the colors from our sight. Red is grey, and yellow white. But we decide which is right, and which is an illusion."

[@terrybemis5695]

I've seen them live in Toledo and Columbus Ohio and both with a symphony orchestras. They were amazing both times

[@JimFlickinger]

So glad you got around to finally hitting the moody blues!! His voice is as good as it ever was!

[@pammcnary]

One of my all time favorite bands when I was 16. They were quite psychedelic & trippy! 😵‍💫😉

[@billforrester2512]

I saw them live and they looked and sounded identical to this performance and with full orchestra. Best concert I’ve ever seen.

[@allenbrokeit]

Thank you for sharing this. I listened to this song a lot in my teens. It was pretty cool watching someone get to listen to it for the first time.

[@romine777]

During the same concert the Moody Blues sang "Question" which is must hear.

[@daveleeroy]

I've grown up with these guys, and his voice hasn't changed one pitch.

[@retmsgtpete6509]

This song sounds great with the orchestra. In many of there live performances they have a orchestra with them

[@marksterner7532]

Justin Hayward is one of those very rare singers whose voice ages like fine wine. He sounds as good in this performance as he did when it was released in the studio so many years ago. Other amazing "senior" vocalists you must check out are: 1) Gary Brooker (Procul Harum - "A Whiter Shade of Pale" Live in Denmark; 2) Burton Cummings (Lead Singer of The Guess Who - Performed "These Eyes" in Las Vegas in 2017); 3) Phil Collins - ("In The Air Tonight" Live in Paris 2004 HD (KZbin); 4) Heart ("Stairway to Heaven" - Kennedy Center Honors Led Zeppelin); Joe Cocker - ("You Are So Beautiful" - Nearly Unplugged); Louis Armstrong - ("What A Wonderful World" - 1967 ABC); Elton John and Billy Joel - "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road"(Live in Madison Square Garden - Greatest Hits One Night Only" concert).

[@namtooh50]

here is another moody blues song,great rocking tune with orchestra-I'm Just A Singer (In A Rock And Roll Band) (Live "Royal Albert Hall" Version)

[@richardshawver7264]

Justin the lead singer wrote in one day. His at the time had just broken up with him. As a parting gift she gave him a set of white satin sheets. Hence the title. he was 19 at the time in 67. This song is the climax of the album Days Of Future Past. Do yourself a favor listen to the entire album. Te group used a Mellotron Which gave them an orchestral feel. The production company had hired an orchestra for a different project that fell through. Someone suggested since we have spent the money why nnot use it on the album. At that time this was a big risk. But it worked magic. If anything his voice has only improved with age let alone diminished. A warning that flute solo will haunt you for the rest of your life. At times you will be be just drifting and in your head hear it and the song will come flooding back. I'm 71 and I heard it back in 67 and it still come back. On the album there is a poem and after this song is another that ties it all together. After hearing the whole thing. There is one question was it a day or a life.

[@jbear3562]

"How do we call this?"... We call this what it is: BEAUTIFUL.

[@P5YKHOTIK]

😂 ... up to the point ... You asked the ❓ does his voice still as great ❓ I felt like I was listening to the original video ‼️ Thanks for the Entertainment 🙃

[@marvinsarracino116]

Classic song Biss! This song stands the tset of time! Moody Blues are a great band and this song is more of a Vibe! It takes you on a journey! Thanks for sharing Biss ❤️💛

[@PML78]

Grown up music Crowd is just sitting back and enjoying the angelic sound they are playing Beautiful and epic song

[@windmolenfarm8030]

The most accomplished Flautist in the Rock genre as well as others is the lead singer of Jethro Tull. His flute playing in the middle of their song "Locomotive Breath" is absolutely incredible. and Biss you just have to hear it.

[@madridfan2007]

No she doesn’t it’s mediocre

[@berndn168]

It's good to be reminded of this song with the heartbreaking belting. Another song from the same era is A Whither Shade Of Pale by Procul Harum. A touching live version with orchestra and choir - also a kind of farewell version - is the one from Copenhagen 2006

[@Malcolm-c7x]

Question from the same concert is very good you will enjoy Bisscute

[@davebender8901]

I too love when you have great songs, that have instruments in them like this flute. I love listening to Elvis as he has such a FULL band in the background!

[@cel275]

Another great song: Forever Autumn. The Moody Blues. (1978)

[@rbodee]

Saw them in 1987 in Miami and in 2001 in Atlanta. Both were great performances. They didn't have the orchestras in those performances, but still great.

[@Gilbert0Jimenez]

Love your reaction! This is I think the most famous from Moody Blues. And this live performance one of the best. For me it brings so much memories!

[@AntonioRamirez-tz6cy]

I like the variety of songs that you have in your channel this orchestra composition with Moody Blues was a great choice. Keep up with the good work.

[@daveray44]

One thing missing from the studio version is the poem spoken at the end "Late Lament Breathe deep the gathering gloom, Watch lights fade from every room. Bedsitter people look back and lament, Another day’s useless energy spent. Impassioned lovers wrestle as one, Lonely man cries for love and has none. New mother picks up and suckles her son, Senior citizens wish they were young. Cold hearted orb that rules the night, Removes the colours from our sight. Red is grey and yellow white. But we decide which is right. And which is an illusion?"

[@davidahart2113]

Hey Biss! Another great orchestral rock tune from approximately the same time is the live version of "A Whiter Shade Of Pale" by the band Procol Harum. Gary Brooker is the pianist/lead singer in this band.

[@mjsplicer78]

This was the first concert I went to when I was a kid, one of my parents favorite bands, i remembering coming away thinking they had an amazing amount of talent. Also the first time I got a contact high

[@robertriley2]

This always makes me want to hear whiter shade of pale by procol harum

[@johnmolony5613]

its called passion - feel - emotion pure and simple.

[@George-kv6gm]

I've heard that called a voice break, in country singing anyways, and it's really cool. Of course, there can be "breaks" in the voice that aren't intentional, like when a guy hits puberty, but that's not the same thing. In country, and wherever it's used, it's intentional. Like when Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues does it. Thanks for letting us join you! God bless you!

[@andrewlopez1906]

It is a beautiful song, agreed there. And I don't think I've listened to a live version before. The live band just adds more atmosphere to it

[@Royal_BLT]

🇨🇦 I am surprised you have not reacted to this song before ! And Justin's voice has not changed, this is why they have been my favourite group since 1968 ! 🇨🇦

[@TerryParsons1724]

A beautiful song especially this version Tuesday Afternoon is another great song by them. Justin's voice has stayed strong through the many years it's amazing really. Great reaction enjoyed it thank you.

[@LisaC.-mebugyou]

Michel Legrand - The Summer Knows ( Summer of 42) WDR Funkhausorchester an absolute beautiful and moving piece and among my top three pieces in orchestral music would highly recommend

[@markanderson9059]

my favorite band since the 60's. I just switched my greatest hits 4 CD package in my CD system today. Santa

[@charleyboyle7898]

Hello Biss. Glad you reached to this lovely song. Listen to ‘wildest dreams’ from them. It’s also a good song Thank you for your reactions

[@straycatttt2766]

The late Ray Thomas played the flute here. You probably would enjoy his Moody Blues song called “Legend of a Mind.”

[@TimSimpson-t4c]

If you like the flute, try the band Jethro Tull. the lead singer and songwriter Ian Anderson plays the flute with a lot of pizazz! Try the songs "Locomotive Breath", Cross-eyed Mary", "Aqualung". Also, ANY song by the Moody Blues is great to listen to.

[@keymack2477]

Great reaction to this beautiful song! From this band I would recommend "Question". Besides that I would like to suggest it is time you tried yourself some Jethro Tull. Look for "Locomotive Breath" live version!!

[@BrendaAgosta]

One of my favorites

[@KM769]

Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother, Frank Zappa - The Grand Wazoo, Gil Evans Orchestra - Angel. Procol Harum - Whiter shade of pale, The Mamas and The Papas - California dreaming, Czerwone Gitary - Historia jednej znajomości.

[@riwl1]

This song was on the album "Days of Future Past" released in 1967. The studio album version of this song has a spoken word poem at the end called " Late Lament" For me the song isn't complete unless you listen to the studio version with the poem read aloud at the end.

[@tdgallagher218]

I enjoyed your reaction and comments to this song. I'm happy that you liked it so much. Moody Blues released a lot of great tunes in their career, most of which I believe you would enjoy. This song was featured on their 1967 album, Days of Future Past, with the help of The London Festival Orchestra. It is one of the earliest true concept albums with the first tune being 'The Day Begins' and the final track being 'The Night' (aka, Nights in White Satin). It's a phenomenal album that I've enjoyed for nearly 50 years. It's a great album that deserves a listen whenever you have time to sit back and relax. Cheers!

[@genov9374]

His highest voice registers are perfect, as they were in the 70"s, when I was young and in love. His lower registers aren't quite there but that is understandable. As we (males) age, our voices get higher, not lower as many assume. I know for a fact as a 71 year old singer. This is one of the most beautiful songs written. I'm glad you loved it Bisscute.

[@Endrit719]

I discovered this song 2 years ago, I love it so much

[@randyobrien2836]

I especially love the version with the poem.

[@peacepupppy]

Love your reaction. The Moody Blues were like no other bands. Their songs were great to trip on. You are right about it sounding like a fairytale. I think they are magical. Tuesday Afternoon is another great song by them, would love to see you check that out. I haven't been on your channel in a long time. I don't really get notifications for you for awhile. I've missed seeing you. So glad you shared this and that I was notified!

[@DylansPen]

This song was originally released in 1967 and his voice sounds nearly exact to what it did back then. I remember this song as a kid, one of my favorites. Also, in the released version there is a poem read at the end, its well worth watching the video from then with the full song and poem, "Breath deep, the gathering gloom..."

[@Bill123058]

was lucky enough to have seen then in the mid 70s. they were fantastic.

[@nicogorczyza1820]

The best there is!

[@donw804]

I've seen the Moody Blues in concert three times. The first in the mid 80's, the last in 1996. Each time with a full backing orchestra and always amazing.

[@TheNotedHero]

Check out their song "Question". The Moody Blues were amazingly creative and "Question" showcases that. I saw them live in the mid 90s and they were still amazing, even though much older. That feeling of peace from an instrument, for me, is the oboe. For example, "Gabriel's Oboe" from the movie soundtrack for "The Mission". It's beautiful and calming... aaand now I have to go watch that movie again. It stars Robert De Niro, Jeremy Irons, and Liam Neeson. Fantastic movie.

[@doorofnight87]

The instrument that always gets me is the violin, and a full piano. Maybe it is my love of classical music, and that I used to play the violin, and wish that I had never stopped, but that type of sounds always goes right to my soul. Great song and thank you for the review!

[@jamesraynard8794]

Every time I hear this song I still get goosebumps and I remember when it came out and his voice is just keeps getting better with age. I really love the extended version of this song.

[@Javelina_Poppers]

Another lesser known album is the Blue Jays a Justin Hayward and John Lodge collaboration, the songs are absolutely fantastic with Justin Hayward's voice.

[@Anomondaris]

Haven’t heard this in a minute but it’s always a great song to hear💜

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

YAY!!! One of My **Moms** favorite songs & i liked it too when i was a wee lil child YAY **Luvit**