Justin Hayward performing 'The Story In Your Eyes' live in San Juan Capistrano in April 1998. Subscribe to the channel: bit.ly/2QZGx71 #JustinHayward #MoodyBlues
Justin is such an underrated guitarist. He’s every bit as good as a lot of guys who are considered “guitar gods” but I think his voice and songwriting overshadow his talent as a player.
He definitely was underrated in playing the guitar, as a matter of fact, the whole band was underrated. They were fantastic as The Moody Blues! Something was wrong with the music industry. I love their music! 👏👏👏♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Justin is the king with a guitar. His guitar is always heard. But he doesn't let the guitar take over as the lyrics and the other band members are just as important as he himself is a professional.
Whoa..just when I'm typing up the beginnings of my second book of The Liam Niles Mysteries, a Justin- inspired fiction series, this pops up on my email. God indeed loves me!
Justin in my true Angel Warrior he is my favorite singer/songwriter first saw in St. Louis 1969 and met in 1993. I meet you in the dream State all the time!
Great lively solo performance from you, Justin, of this, Moody Blues song, The Story in Your Eyes, your guitar solos are superb. 🎸🎵🎶🎵 drum solo by Gordy Marshall is an added bonus ⭐💕 awesome performance throughout 💕⭐👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Hayward is a proper musician and paved the way for guitarists like Howe and Hackett, he is best described as the guitarist who made the bridge between Rock Blues. He was the first guitarist I heard using different tunings for effect, shredding on the "Higher and Higher" track on To Our Children's, Children's, Children 1969 and using zipping or the Mike Pinder tune guitar solo in "How is it we are here" on A Question of Balance 1970. And there is little doubt he is the best rock acoustic guitarist.
Man....can this man really sing and play or what? He is so very talented and not recognized enough. This was awesome, and I will be returning to watch, listen, and enjoy many times. SIgh....I must sound like a broken record, but I love this song. Justin and the Moodies are a unique band. I think THEIR style of their music and lyrics to be placed with these melodies are so different from other bands, and this web of music and lyrics to their songs, which they have weaved, caught me, and I am still in that web. I was in my car listening today listening to the Classic Vinyal station when, to my surprise, they played two back to back songs of the Moodies'. I had just pulled into my garage, when the first song, Tuesday Afternoon, came on. It was like I was hearing this song for the very first time and had to listen to the entire song before getting out of my car. But then "Night," song by John, came on, and I had to stay and listen to that song, when I have both of these songs on a cd I had burned. It is funny, but as soon as one of their songs comes on the radio, I gasp like I am a giddy teenager and mutter "oh my gosh...they are playing a Moodies' song." I love this song, because it is sung fast, at the end it is quite noisy with their voices not sung in unison in the background, and a great guitar piece front and center at the end. Justin does a fantastic job of it. Their songs demand your attention over and over again. They are a unique band, who have so many songs one never tires of. Thank you for a lovely song on a beautiful, fall-like, Friday afternoon. I am counting the days when Justin and Co. come to my quaint little city with cobblestone streets where people dock their boats and walk around to visit little shops and great restaurants. September 22 is not coming fast enough.
@@lindam.6782 I have other solo concerts by him as well as the Moodies.' One of the dvds is the one when they were in France but someone stole a few of their live songs they sang. Moodies Fan had them up on RU-vid individually but then I came across the actual DVD of that performance. I also have a DVD of them performing with other bands at this huge outdoor concert. Justin was really nervous then I guess because he was performing for a huge crowd like Woodstock. I also have some other DVD concerts the Moodies did.
The best concert my wife and I ever attended was seeing Justin Hayward up in Big Bear Lake CA of all places on 23 Aug 2019 (I started to list all the other concerts I’ve been to, but that wouldn’t be fair to the other musicians so I’ll leave it here). He kept making eye contact with me wherein it made me feel like I was the only one in the concert hall. I’ll never forget it 👍🏻
The Story In Your Eyes & Broken Dream, "Somewhere. .Children Playing", "Frightened for...Children": It is Vital musical instruments have time and space to sing. Lovely the honest values. Our Big Family Atmosphere. Thank you very much :) :) . 00:55 AEST.Wed.8.Sep.2021.Tas.Australia.
@@lindam.6782 I'm afraid so I've always had a flip phone recently got an Android phone love it I even have Pandora and Spotify I've always been behind on technology
I thought it was even greater with the drum solo. Probably Justin trying to inject a different slant on the songs that he wouldn’t normally do with the Moodies. Awesome back up musicians here. I attended a Justin solo gig a few years back and have to admit I enjoyed it vastly more than a Moodies gig which were getting stale with the same old songs year in year out.
