The Moody Blues - Hey Bo Diddley - Live, 1965

[@petercena9497]

Underrated version of the Moody Blues. R.I.P. Ray Thomas Graeme Edge Clint Warwick

[@daddy2jake]

RIP Denny Laine

[@alanrockman2469]

and very sadly, Denny Laine.

[@coyotejohenson7245]

RIP Mike Pinder. All of the guys from this video are gone.

[@yellofrazice]

never hear this bevor can t believe it can t speak 19.8.2024

[@doradedham9162]

They did some great rhythm and blues when Denny was with the band. But wow- one of Graeme Edge's finest hours. Great drumming!

[@Sapperticker]

Jeez! That harmonica player absolutely blows the doors off the place!

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

Courtesy of the late great Ray Thomas. He also played the flute solo on Nights in White Satin.

[@yellofrazice]

who is the greatest man in town ? you 💛BO DiDDLEY💛 who is the greatest man around ? you 💛BO DiDDLEY💛 19.8.2024

[@yellofrazice]

💛💛miss you BO💛💛

[@busybee4436]

Look at Ray, so handsome, young and vibrant. I pray he's at peace now.

[@mfromaustralia1]

What a rare treasure this is !

[@cojaysea]

Damn I like this better than anything they became famous for later . A totally different band

[@kenseibert144]

I was born in 65 and l can relate to the old 65 black and white videos l love ❤️ it all . PEACE brother

[@LucioHaeser]

Amazing

[@jamesedwards2237]

A very nice Yardbirds feel to this. Sadly, under-rated band.

[@tulelazule6914]

...And it shows what a force is Bo Diddley. Good initiation for the great Moody Blues. Drummer killin it here! Who wrote their own Medicine song? Jimi Hendrix (Voodoo Chile), Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, Joan Armstrading (Woman in Love). Who wrote 7th Son of a 7th Son?

[@tulelazule7231]

Willie Dixon wrote the 7th Son (later sung by Johnny Rivers). Who wrote Hoochie Coochie Man, I'm A Man, Who Do You Love.

[@willdrucker4291]

Egaddddd....Mike Pinder, the infamous “Melancholy Man”, The Mellotron magician, playing a tambourine??.....my eyes!!!!...lol

[@greensyndicalist1971]

It's Pre Mellotron. ;-)

[@elainelewis9545]

Wowpinder is sure gifted ,cool 2 see this love the early blues stuff

[@stanmenshic8993]

singing & maracas

[@VolvoGonzo]

Thank you for posting this!!!!

[@TheMortybob]

Ray ..,tearing the fk uppppp 🙀!!

[@kamac8761]

Oh my this is great to see!

[@EnRiCo45100]

anyone hearing that epic drumbeat

[@sean6992]

What about the harmonica

[@lestophaitiens1]

Great version on honor to the late singer bluesman

[@bobwestinicky8447]

RIP Ray Thomas

[@ПерВоге]

Ray great !

[@dennisosborne4613]

What a tribute

[@CanalSergioAlvarez]

Wonderful!

[@sean6992]

Holy shit the harmonica

[@revanelson8810]

So who’s the guy who played the harmonica? It’s phenomenal!

[@elainelewis9545]

There is only 1 ,

[@sean6992]

He is a legend

[@graziaguerrini6375]

Definitely the great Ray Thomas with no moust ache

[@loremipsum7471]

moon walking

[@sean6992]

Yeah

[@groundhog713]

The original lineup was pretty good, though I like their later stuff best. RIP Ray Thomas and Clint Warwick....

[@wagnercordeiroflorentino161]

RIP Denny Laine 🙏

[@alanrockman2469]

Denny was with Paul almost as long as John was. Think about it.

[@mariettameister5208]

bo diddley sans egal.

[@christopherjames9843]

No wonder they turned to art rock. This sucks.

[@VirreFriberg]

Moody Blues turned into a pretentious band for virgin music snobs

[@Bottled-Soap]

It’s decent