Thank you so much for being such an amazing fan of my music my Dear🙏🤠. I hope you never stop being a fan and also stop listening to my songs🎶. Well could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan my music???
@@dennylaine8735 I’m 60 now and started listening to Denny when he was in Wings around mid ‘70’s. That band along with the late great Jimmy McCullough was fantastic.
@@wokeupandsmellthecoffee214 Thanks once again for your love and affection which you’ve shown towards my music over the years. I’ve always been a passionate, affectionate and a loyal singer🤠🎶. Well do you mind if we text somewhere more private? Let me know if you're interested
I REMEMBER SEEING THIS YEARS AGO WHEN DENNY WAS STILL IN CONTACT WITH MIKE PINDER. THEN I HEARD HE MOVED TO NJ & I COULDNT FIND HIM THERE. ALAS NAPLES FLORIDA IS WHERE HE LANDED. VERY HAPPY & FUNNY GUY. RIP DENNY.
His voice wasn't my taste ,was in Reg king& blue eyes soul...,but was the main one on moodies mk1 back by Mike /Ray ...he is clever and told honnest stories ...Do love how he did praised Brian Jones 's unique role ,front one in the Stones up to 69.great comments.
Imagine being a young guy in a nightclub in the early '60s, and John Lennon and George Harrison come in and rehearse their newly-written songs in front of you, before the rest of the world heard them. You could literally watch history being made.
MIKE PINDER TOLD US A STORY OF A HOUSE IN SURREY THE MOODY BLUES LIVED IN & THE BEATLES COMING DOWN TO HANG OUT. SHE DID COME THRU A BATHROOM WINDOW & A SONG CAME OUT OF THAT.
Not a very productive interview in regards to his time with the early Moody Blues. It would be more interesting to know what he thought about leaving the group before they really started to create great music and a legendary sound.
I think he makes it pretty clear how he felt: He was fatalistic. Of course I’m talking about the subsequent commercial success of the Moody Blues, not the “great music” and “legendary sound” (whatever that’s supposed to mean). That stuff is you, not Denny Laine. In any case, Laine wasn’t the only one to leave. Rod Clark left with Laine, and Clint Warwick left shortly before. Their replacements, Justin Haywood and John Lodge, were chiefly responsible for the group’s new direction and subsequent success. It wouldn’t have happened, at least not in the same way, with the old members.
@@warriorempathshealingfromn5625 Yes, I'd heard that he was included. Were any of the other early members also included in the HOF induction? With only one hit song, "Go Now" to their credit, it's hard for me to understand why any of the early members (who later left the group) were included.
Oh! Thank you so much for being such an amazing fan of my music Nick🙏🤠. I hope you never stop being a fan and also stop listening to my songs🎶. Well could you kindly tell me how long you've been a fan my music???
@@dennylaine8735 Danny Lane definitely seemed like he had a case of the sniffles this day I hope his cold didn't last too long I think Danny Lane is probably one of the most underrated musicians from here to Saturn
Your comment makes no sense. The Moody Blues made some of the most innovative music of the 60s since 1964. Denny just sang one hit sing for them in 64. Go Now. He played guitar for them from 64 to 66. The Moody Blues best work was after 66. Denny was a member and sometimes co-writer of the Wings and Wings songs in the 70s. He and the Moody Blues toured with the Beatles in 64.
@@kenrussell1093 Indeed, I'm sure he has! Just saw a documentary where Denny says he knew he would never be as famous as him because he wasn't in The Beatles "as Paul". Very interesting choice of words from Denny there 😉
OldSchoolVibes 1978 well, the more I read, the more videos I watch, and the more photos I see, I become more and more convinced that the PID conspiracy is valid. Hell, I don't even think of him as Paul anymore. But the one thing that truly amazes me, is how incredibly talented Faul is. But another thing, with all the incredible Beatle songs produced since '66, there has to have been a whole stable of ghost writers in the mix. But it's all good 👍
@@kenrussell1093 Yes Billy is a very talented guy and a workaholic with a massive amount of stamina. Suppose he's just making the most of the situation though, being picked out of obscurity to become of the most famous people in the world? It must hurt him not be recognised as his true self though? Hoping the truth comes out sooner than later anyway!
OldSchoolVibes 1978 Paul is replaced.all the Beatles are replaced.denny could have been any of them at any point.The reason he said “as Paul” is because he knows it’s all just role play.Paul is not dead however,he reappears pretty often.There is no “billy”.there have been many Paul’s but the “billy” you refer to is Phil Ackrill from Denny and the Diplomats.
