Justin Hayward - "Voices In The Sky" (Live) 

Justin, I have been a fan since the beginning. I am now 71 and still love your music.

I'm so glad a random old fella recommended the Moody Blues to me last year

52 years ago "yesterday" the band played this on BBC television. A classic that's stood the test of time. Thanks Justin!

One of the best songwriters to ever walk the planet.

Still one of the most amazing songs..Justin Hayward voice is so calming. Nothing like The Moody Blues.

I always thought I was the youngest Moodies fan... I’m happy to say, my kids love you now too! They’re 4 & 6. 🙌🏼 ❤️❤️

Justin sounds great for 74. And that flute is exquisite!

Utterly wonderful. It’s so good to see young musicians playing music from before they were born, and playing it so well.

I love this song. My chihuahua seems to like it, too. He had to sit on my lap and watch the video.

Carmen`s flute playing was astonishing to me. Her emphasis at just the right moment at certain points added drama and emotion. Excellent playing.

Thank you Justin. The Moodies is my all time favorite band. Other bands come and go but not the Moodies. Their music is different and nothing to compare to. I have loved this music and Justin's voice since the beginning. I was only 19 years old back then but listening to their music sounds as good today as it did yesterday. I listen to their music everyday. I have it on cd in my car of my favorite songs and I listen to it in my house. Their music never gets old. I was fortunate to be there when their music hit the USA and I was 19. What an opportunity. I could not wait until their next album to come out because I knew it would be different!

thank you Justin for taking the time to do this for all of us. Voices in the Sky is a beautiful song.

This music, and this song in particular, was and always will be from Heaven.

😘 You can just feel the calmness wash over you as your voice conquers our hearts. Thank you, Justin.

Tuesdays are now my favourite.

Justin takes me on a journey to a better world 🌎.His lyrics seem to come from heaven.

What a voice! And still handsome as ever! Saw you at Sun City, South Africa in 1995, fourth row from the front. Unforgettable! Thank you for still singing!

Over 50 years and his live presentation sounds like yester-year. Just one word to describe Justin - "Artist". Thank You Justin!

Although your ",voice be faint, I'm still listening." You are truly amazing Justin. You give 100% to your craft and we, your fans have benefitted for over 50 years! Thank you for this one of many masterpieces. 🎶🎹🙂

I love these Tues afternoons. Lovely.

My musical voice of sanity in a mad, mad, mad, mad world: JUSTIN HAYWARD.

This song is Sounding more gorgeous than ever ..God bless you Justin et al❤❤

Saw the Moody Blues twice at Konocti Harbor Inn in Lake County California. We were seated outside watching and listening to them make beautiful music while looking across Clearlake. Just magical........ Meanwhile,their concert can be heard across the lake to Glenhaven. My father and my children were sitting on the porch swing listening to the concert I was at. Great memories.

One of my favorite Moody Blues songs!

Absolutely beautiful song - just what I needed on this Tuesday afternoon in Georgia.

THE FLUTE......MAGIC

"In Search of the Lost Chord" is my favorite Moody Blues album; all of the songs are pure magic 💙 "Voices in the Sky" and "Tuesday Afternoon" were one of the first MB songs I've heard and were the main reason why I decided to hear the band's entire discography. Lovely performance, Justin! Thank you for another great Tuesday Afternoon episode! Virtual hugs from Brazil 😊💙

Voices In The Sky has always been one of my all-time Moody Blues favorites! Thanks, Justin!

Incredibly beautiful.

One of the most "lovely" songs of the Moodies !

It was so nice hearing this beautiful song on this cool Fall day. It takes you to a much better place.

So peaceful, takes me back so far away.........

Thank you Justin Hayward for sharing these performances on Tuesdays. Life is terribly abnormal these days in the USA and I pray for political change. I am about a year younger than you. Your Tuesdays music means the world to.me. Thank you for this gift.

So delicate and lovely. Thank you.

SIMPLY A-S-T-O-U-N-D-I-N-G! Greetings from Italy my dear Justin.

I could [and do] listen to this more than once a week... just awesome...

I am a long term fan of the Moody Blues. This is a remarkable performance.

This and so many of Justin’s songs are good for the soul - resonating with body, mind, and spirit - especially needed during the Covid-19 pandemic. Seeing these videos brings back fond memories of his concert I saw on 9/1/2018 and makes me yearn to see another.

In 1970 I was traveling in Europe for a year in a V.W. Camper with a good friend. While traveling we found out about the Isle of Wight concert and decided to attend. This is where I fell in love with a band I had never heard of before. To top the cake I found out the drummers 1st. name was Graeme and decided if I ever had a son his name would be Graeme. On May 27, 1979, 9 years later, he was born. Besides going to many land concerts I sailed on their 1st. 3 ocean cruise concerts in the mid 20's out of Florida. To wrap it up they are and always will be the best band ever. No one has ever even come close to being better than THE MOODY BLUES! Aloha from Waianae, Hawaii.

The "Lost Chord" has been found on Tuesday's! Thanks for this gift Justin! Thanks to the Moodies!

Beautiful version of one of my favorite Justin's song ! That flute player really makes a difference... Thank you.

I thank the Good Lord for letting me experience the Moody’s , I’ve gotten to see them about 4 times at different venues in Hotlanta. Each time they were magnificent. The Fox Theatre and Chastain Park were the pinnacle of concerts. Wished I could have seen them with Mike on the keys though. Thank You Justin,John, Grahame, Ray and Michael, you have always been a source of joy in my life ❤️

Twas thrilling that my nine year was listening as I watched today's video and gasped when Justin announced the title of today's song and said "I just love this one!" when I wasnt even aware he had really registered this one mentally.

Just lovely. Thank you.

One of my favorite songs by the Moody's from my all time favorite album, In Search of the Lost Chord---. Outstanding piece.

One of my all-time favorites.

Dear Justin, you are a very important part in my life's soundtrack. I've just discovered your channel and I can't stop to watch your videos (sorry for my english). A big thank you from Spain and I hope your tuesday's channel will be available for another many years. Thank you.

Another "Classic" thank you JH.

One of my all time favorites. I love it so much. Resonates with me. I remember how I felt when I first heard it. Still evokes that feeling.

So Stunning Justin!!! xxx

Another fantastic masterpiece. That everyone can have in their home, to enjoy. This song is beyond words. Such a great feeling to hear.

Oh my goodness the flutist could be Ray Thomas himself- excellent, young lady! That we may see more of you!!

Classic song and performance! Thanks Justin, Karmen, Julie and Mike!

Great song, Justin. In perpetual rotation in my 60s/70s music binges.

beautiful, this song has so much flute♥️

Justin. I wanted to personally thank you for the many years of inspiring and wonderful music. I first heard the Moody Blues when my brother gave me a vinyl record of Threshold of a Dream. I was only 11 years old. From that time forward, I sought out every album you ever created, both with the Moodies and privately. Your music has changed and shaped my life over the years. From the ballads, poems, and rock n roll, each piece has touched me, and sustained me through difficult times. Your artistry is legendary and is truly a gift to the world. Thank you for “keeping the faith”. All the best to you!

Have been listening to this for close to fifty years. My highest rating: tremendous

This was one of the first songs where Justin Hayward just hooked me and I loved them all ever since. And I love that he talks about that it was a poem and then made into a song because I always thought it sounded like poetry.

OH, how I love these beautiful sessions! They make my soul happy (sigh...).

Thank you, Justin, Absolutely love this tune !

An album way ahead of its time, "In Search of the Lost Chord". It was 1969 (I believe); "Departure" and the transition to "Ride my See Saw", the sleeve art, the wonderful hymn featured here, the Indian flavor of "Om" etc. left an indelible mark in my soul. I remember being so impressed while watching The Moody Blues on the "Tom Jones Show", I was 12 then. The fashion looks funny now, right? But the music is still powerful and awesome. Wonderful album, sweet memories.

Just what the world needs now!

Amazing! Like a studio performance! Thank You Justin and Band!

What I like so much is that Justin is paying attention to the help from, like in this case, Ray Thomas or another time Mike Pinder to complete the songs. Earlier in an interview he praised Ray Thomas for his great influence on the sound and arrangements of the Moodies. All members were artists but together they were so much more than just the combination.

Ah. All of your sessions are reminding me of my college days. Good times.

Always a favorite for me, Justin. So beautifully done! Thank you so much!

I look forward to these every Tuesday afternoon. Thank you for uploading these, especially Voices in the Sky, which is one of my favorites. It helps to have something to look forward to during this pandemic.

One of my favorite bands. Just an icon of the 60s/70s.

Thanks for the Tuesday Afternoons series. It certainly gives us something wonderful to look forward to during these difficult times. Beautiful!

❤ beautiful performance. Carmen's flute playing so lovely. adds a sweet sound. As well as Justin singing so gently. Good mix. everyone just perfect .

Gorgeous again, thank you so much.

In these times we live in..thank you to Justin and the Moody Blues and those that Accompany him..God bless you all and thank you!!!...Victor and Family

Beautiful! Brings back a lot of memories. ❤️

Justin Hayward is a musical treasure. His magical songs have a chamber in my heart! Thank God I grew-up during the wonderful music period---Thank you Mr. Hayward

Incredibly beautiful song, thank you! :)

"A Night At Red Rocks" My favorite concert I've ever been to (damn near front row center!) was a performance by the Moody Blues at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado the had the Colorado Symphony Orchestra backing them. It September 9th, 1992. They played the heck everything! I still listen to the album to this very day. I am a guitarist and singer. I cover The Actor, Legend of a Mind, Ride My Seesaw, Tuesday Afternoon, Question, and of course Nights In White Satin, Lovely to See You, and I Know You're Out There Somewhere, and We're All Looking For Someone. Obviously a huge influence on me and my playing over the years. Fantastic! Thank you guys so very, very much for all of the beautiful poetry and masterful musical artistry you have so gracefully given to the world. Bravo!.. Encore!

In the midst of all that other 60s 'boogie woogie' (in the words of Long John Baldry) and a whole lotta other stuff I had a lot of room for the Moody Blues LPs in my collection (long gone now). Finally got to see The Moody Blues in Austin TX about eight years ago. Top notch musicians led by the young Justin in their midst in those days.

Just Beautiful! Thank you for posting this video Justin.

It’s hard to say which MB music I like best because I love it all. As I’ve posted before, I first heard the music of the Moody Blues in 1971-72. The music was therapy for my heart, mind and soul, and I am certain it helped to save my life. I jumped at the chance and saw the Moody’s in concert 1973 (or late summer 1972) in Baltimore. I spent the next 21 years building my Army career, retired in 1994 and went to work for Boeing in Seattle. After leaving Boeing (retired) I taught in a private international school in Shanghai. My students learned several Moody Blues songs, Voices In The Sky was a particular favorite in the classes. I returned to Seattle in 2014 and attended another Moody Blues concert in October of that year. Thank you Justin Hayward for your ‘Tuesday Presentations’.

Wonderful to learn more about this gorgeous song♡♡♡♡

Imagine hearing and listening to the Moody Blues’ singing voices in the sky

WOW! WOW, WOW, WOW, WOW!!!

As per usual; magical, beautiful and oh, so heartfelt. Thank you! Love you!

Beautiful song, I love Justin Haywards vocals especially and of course his singing. I love the Moody Blues and their music. Saw them in Kansas City, Mo a few times. At Sandstone in Bonner Springs, Kansas the Kansas City Symphony played with them and through the concert. I yelled Rock and Roll. It was in the Kansas City Star a few days later, what I yelled.

I look forward to Tuesdays. These 5 min video,s make things fine again. Thanks again.

A beautifully gentle song sung by an English gentleman. Now, where would you find either of those two today, let alone together. Justin Hayward’s voice is, to me, one of the most underrated. The comforting tone and expressiveness can really only come from that earlier era. Like everything about Justin, it is classy. The flute playing adds enormously to the whole experience which is one of peace and love - we’re back to that earlier age again.

Incredibly Beautiful.💖☮

My Tuesday afternoon just got a whole lot better. Thank you to whomever posts these songs. ♥️ Just had this song in my head as I was watching the swallows on my walk this morning. P.S.: Karmen with her flute really brings out the magic of this song! She’s been a great addition to the [now] quartet.

Truly beautiful! Justin, thanks for sharing.

great job Justin!..she can play the hell out of that flute!......amazing...your surrounding band member are excellent!!!!

Amazingly relaxing 👏 👏 👏

Again a fantastic live acoustic presentation! I hope to have this on DVD as with the 3 others from Justin.

"In Search of the Lost Chord" was the first album I ever bought.. Could not get enough of the Moody Blues after that...

This has always made my heart fly!

Beautiful!

Just as Gorgeous today. Thanks, Justin.

Now I have to try and play this someday!

As a teacher of Metaphysics, I would say this song takes us to that mystical calling, what does Heaven want me to do and what does it say to me, through people, animals, voices around me? Its a beautiful expression of Clairaudience. Thank you Justin. Enlightenment is made of such things. xx

This was the song that introduced me to the Moodies. Justin's voice and songs are incredible and all those years later they still touch me deeply a wonderful band thanks so much for the music!!!

His voice still goes through and trough...makes an old man cry.. :-)