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Artist: Moody Blues
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Format: CD
Buy.com Sku: 60078530
UPC: 042284477222
UPC 14: 00042284477222
Release Date: 5/20/1997
Buy.com Sales Rank: 10419
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Song Listing

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Disc 1
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1. Procession ~ The Moody Blues
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2. Story In Your Eyes ~ The Moody Blues
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3. Our Guessing Game ~ The Moody Blues
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4. Emily's Song ~ The Moody Blues
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5. After You Came ~ The Moody Blues
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6. One More Time To Live ~ The Moody Blues
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7. Nice To Be Here ~ The Moody Blues
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8. You Can Never Go Home ~ The Moody Blues
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9. My Song ~ The Moody Blues
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Album Notes and Credits


Notes & Personnel Info
Muze PNote The Moody Blues: Ray Thomas (harmonica); Mike Pinder (keyboards); John Lodge (bass instrument); Graeme Edge (percussion); Justin Hayward.
Muze PNote Personnel: Justin Hayward, John Lodge (vocals, guitar); Ray Thomas (vocals, flute); Michael Pinder (vocals, keyboards); Graeme Edge (drums).
Muze PNote Audio Remasterers: Justin Hayward; Paschal Byrne; Alberto Parodi; Steven Fallone.
Muze PNote Liner Note Author: John Reed.
Muze PNote Recording information: 11/04/1970-11/09/1970.
Muze PNote Illustrator: Phil Travers.
Muze PNote Photographer: Barry Plummer.
Muze PNote Unknown Contributor Roles: John Lodge; Ray Thomas; Graeme Edge; Michael Pinder.
Muze PNote Though this 1971 release was issued at a time of enormous commercial success for the Moody Blues, EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR contains some of the band's most adventurous music. The band had recently discovered the Moog synthesizer, and its presence is felt on much of the album. The opening "Procession" instantly sets this collection's experimental course, landing like a spacecraft among reams of cascading synthesizer before evolving into a soundscape of cricket chirps, thunderclaps, and tribal chanting. The next three minutes contain one of the most cathartic sonic explorations the band has ever put forth.
Muze PNote Other standout tracks include "After You Came," which features tessellated vocal layering and bluesy guitar work; "Emily," a song that John Lodge wrote for his daughter; and the rapturously symphonic "You Can Never Go Home." Rich, complex, powerful, and beautifully produced, EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR brings together all of the Moody Blues' best qualities in one album, standing as the culmination of their fine '60s work, and the standard-bearer for the music to come.

Producer: Tony Clarke; Tony Clarke

Engineer: Derek Varnals

Compilation Appearances

Muze Music Compilations Joel Whitburn Presents: billboard #1'
Muze Music Compilations Big Chill (2-Disc Deluxe Edition) (Bonus Tracks)
Muze Music Compilations Easy Rider (2-Disc Deluxe Edition) (Bonus Tracks)
Muze Music Compilations Ultimate Ballads Album Classic Love
Muze Music Compilations Pirate Radio (Ost)
Muze Music Compilations Wondrous Stories:complete Introductio
Muze Music Compilations Singers Songwriters

Associated Artists and Works

Classic Rock Orchestra
Classical Rock Orchestra
Hayward, Justin
Journey Into Amazing Caves ~ Original Soundtrack

Technical Info

Music Release Date Release Date : 05/20/1997
Music Original Release Date Original Release Date : 1971
Music CatalogId Catalog ID : 844772
Music Label Name Label : Polydor
Music Number of Discs Number of Discs : 1
Music Studio or Live Studio/Live : Studio
Music Mono or Stereo Mono/Stereo : Stereo
Music SPAR code SPAR Code : n/a
Music UPC UPC : 00042284477222

Professional Reviews

Rolling Stone (9/16/71, p.43)
- "...Each album has been a worthy product. The latest is no exception....They're still the Sistine Chapel of popular music..."

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