“Nights in White Satin” was ahead of its time. In 1967, the pop world wasn’t ready for a song that included a poem and clocked in at more than seven and a half minutes. Let’s dig into the ...

Name the Moody Blues' first hit. No, it wasn’t “Nights in White Satin.” Nor was it “Tuesday Afternoon.” It was “Go Now,” a 1965 R&B number that put the Moodies in the same bag with ...

After everyone's through talking about Meryl Streep's bizarre Emmy awards outfit, which she topped off with a long strand of green, crafts-fair beads, the fashion chatter can turn to what actually ...

Moody Blues bassist John Lodge reflects on how 'Nights in White Satin' changed everything. ... 'In Search of the Lost Chord,'" Lodge recalls. "We toured America the year after.

“Nights in White Satin” (1967) “I wrote this song the summer before Days of Future Passed. It’s the only song from Days that was written before the recording sessions took place.

Midnight Movies give the Moody Blues moody treatment in their fairly faithful cover of “Nights In White Satin.” Faithful, except that it’s sung by a woman, Gena Olivier. The dark L.A ...

36 | Top 100 Nights in White Satin The Moody Blues By 1967 things were looking bleak for the Moody Blues. With one #1 to their name (“Go Now”, 1964) and no other subsequent top 20 chart ...

The slow rise of 'Nights in White Satin' Rock legends John Lodge of the Moody Blues (left) and Cliff Williams of AC/DC, recently held a jam session at the Kalea Bay clubhouse.

36 | Top 100 Nights in White Satin The Moody Blues By 1967 things were looking bleak for the Moody Blues. With one #1 to their name (“Go Now”, 1964) and no other subsequent top 20 chart ...