NEW 📀 Ride My See Saw - Moody Blues {Stereo} 1968 

Next best thing to a real time machine !!! … let me know when the flux capacitor is fixed and we’ll go see them in person !!!

Thanks! Great music!

Данная музыка выглядит так как будто её записывали для фильма стражи галактики 3 где в самом начале фильма начинается полет корабля и там Питер Квил слушает данную песню подаренный одним из земляков в месте с новыми наушниками.

This music looks as if it was recorded for the film Guardians of the Galaxy 3 where at the very beginning of the film the flight of the ship begins and there Peter Quill listens to this song donated by one of the countrymen in a place with new headphones.

Yep. Yep. Yep

The live version of this at their concert in Colorado at Red Rock was an amazing version, really amazing imho

Crank it up

Yes 😊

What times we enjoyed

Working on the assembly line, it's Friday and I'm enjoying the time go by with these guys. ❤️‍🔥✌️

they seem more talented today than ever.

I have their vinyl album somewhere. 🙂

Berzactly. Me Too!

me too 😃

I agree wholeheartedly

Takes me back to my hometown in Chandler, Az. What a time to be! ❤

@@MareShoop nice place

Are they all gone? No way. Tell me please. That so hard to believe…

@@antoniodelrey164 Denny Laine, Clint Warwick, Ray Thomas, Mike Pinder, and Graeme Edge have passed. Justin Hayward and John Lodge are the only two left.

@@richardthomas6331 thanks 6331. That’s sad. Hard to believe most have passed on but we’re all getting up in age…

@@richardthomas6331 : Who are Justin and John in this video?

@@PalaniRides Justin Hayward plays electric guitar and John Lodge plays electric bass

I have 2 vinyl records and always get a thrill whenever I listen

@@donaldrhodes8761 Nice, which ones!?

Agreed!!!

Great great band very important band they bridged symphonic pop and progressive rock.

@@ledhed927 no

It’s better than ever!

It’s a kinda funny 😁 song.

Really happy song, excellent video that makes me smile!

My most enduring favorite band. The _fathers_ of progressive rock. RIP Ray, Graeme, and now Denny Laine.

The Moody Blues took us along as we all explored new horizons through their music & lyrics. Their songs became the foundation of my philosophy on life. Man, these guys were dialed in!@@Broody58

Really only one bad song in all of their discography.......Top Rank Suite.....I wish they never did it.

Some music is timeless.

define quality in regards to music, please?! sounds excluding and selfish.

@@morbidmanmusic Created with great imagination;-) (Thank you for asking)

@@morbidmanmusic Quality as in wayyyyyyyyy better than MC-Bodybag, Fifty Cents and all the other ridiculous garbage that they put out today

They were a good psychedelic pop band, but to put them above Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin? Not a chance.

Actually, their finest music was recorded between 1965 to 1971.

You are forgetting the dark side of the moon. Sorry to say they were on the same level

Did you stop listening to the moody blues in 71 because some of there music was un comparable Like money from dark side of the moon

⁠@@richardharrold9736they were every bit as great as Led Zeppelin I have seen both bands multiple times I saw Led Zeppelin every year from 68 to 75 and I think you didn’t see Pink Floyd enough how about Go Now there first hit in 61

Thanks.

69...with ya brother

68 with you also 👍🏻

Same

❤

Agree!

Word.

Not to mention the dance moves...

​@@aceyorbathings were beautiful

Timeless treasure! 1968 nice to see not everyone was tripping on acid...or were they?

'Knights in White Satin ' lives on.

The first seven albums from Days of Future are classics.

How wonderful! Peace.

My wife in June 1984 took me to my first concert. (her fav,,,,John Denver) 36 years ago she became ex wife. Looking back, I would much rather see the Moody Blues. Such is life.

Saw them in Tahoe 1992. They were still great.

Awesome comment, thank you!

"a kickass rock band" --Ann Wilson

Well he was stylin cool here! He looks like a cooler Ringo. ✨😼

Graeme Edge in his prime was a monster. But playing like that is a younger man's game. I saw the Moody Blues on tour around the time that "Live at Red Rocks" came out, and there were two drummers. Graeme Edge was on one kit, and another nameless fellow was helping him. He still had the beat, but by the 1990's, he was already too old to play a few of the songs he'd played in his youth. I went to the concert when I was somewhere around age 30 myself, and having been born in 1965, I was just old enough to remember as a kid when their music was all over the airwaves. My date was a few years younger (although still GenX), and that slight difference was enough that when I asked her, she said, "The Moody Who?" By the end of the concert, she had to admit that she'd missed a few things for being born in the early 1970's. I was also amused when she asked for my binoculars. (We had lawn seats, way back.) Her comment: "That singer looks really cute, and I want a closer look." Whatever Justin Hayward had in 1968 as a twenty-something, he still had it in about 1992 as a forty-something. Or so thought my date, who could have been his daughter.

@@Focusembedded Very interesting. Thanks for the thoughtful reply. :)

Yes Pinder, like Brian Jones and a few others could play many instruments and odd ones at that. RIP to one of the Moodies, all true artists. I was lucky to see them in 1980. I think Pinder had left by then.

Was the last surviving original band member as well 😕

Yes, definitely, RIP. Him and John Paul Jones for Mellotron!

​@coreyfagan1019 The rest have all passed? 😢😢

​@@ianstuart5660 Yes, all the original members, which doesn't include Justin Hayward and John Lodge.

No one had a sound like them or wrote songs like them. They were like Cream totally different.

They have some great guitar playing in a lot of songs just brilliant musicians

I’m 70 also. There is a woman whom this music brings back memories.

You were truly blessed to see them live! 64 years old and remember my older cousin turned me on to the MB! RIParadise my favorite cousin! Aloha

72 here and loved this band. Had all of it on 8 track!!!

Was in high school back then was my favorite band, some of my classmates thought I was strange because I liked them, graduated in 1969.

💀..as in R.Plant..?..(he's KILLIN IT on that Telecaster..Ohh Yah..!!)

I love Ray in this. Makes me smile every time.

Any Hollies fans out there? He’s channeling Allan Clarke

Ray’s got his “swerve” move going on big time here, love it!

@@cd3694I love the Hollies! 😅

Yeah, I was digging that!

Did you experience what I did, that certain tracks would always cause the 8 track to change channels? On days of future passed it was usually twilight time that never finished. Piece of trivia, the same guy invented the 8 track and the lear jet.

R.I.P Gorge Floyd

@@xxrandmlinksxxbruh2419 And his brother, Pink.

Gorge Floyd, Pinks mentally challenged older brother @@davidg3944

Troll.👎

So sorry for your untimely loss. My youngest brother now in his 50's, became hooked when I recited Lament to him when he was wee.

I am so very sorry for the loss of your brother

Have fun while we can...you just don't know what's round that corner.....or how close that corner is...!!!!

@@relic69 Thank you for your kind and caring thoughts. Best wishes.

@@royrobles7423 I appreciate your kindness and thoughtful comments. Best wishes to you.

I saw them with San Diego symphony. It was awesome. My number one band of a ll time with or without acid

I can remember walking through Piedmont Park on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon hearing The Moody Blues or a San Francisco rock band softly blaring in the background…what a great time!

We wore out Moody Blues 8-Track tapes even quicker, but cruising through the mountains w/ their music playing was the coolest! IMO, they had no rival; their music was & still is incredible.

It's good to be able to see what they look like. Lip-Synching isn't always horrible.

and far out , man !!!

The Association blew them off stage at the monterey pop festival.

The Association were great musicians and performers who could write songs but not like the Moody’s.

sorry to interrupt, but I would not say they are one of the most famous of all rock bands, they are famous and very well known but that is where it stops, unfortunately. Also, what does knowing music history have to do with the rating of a band? IMHO, the Moody Blues are very underrated simply because they do not get enough mention or airplay. The airplay they get is either the Denny Laine period, generally epitomised by just one song "Go Now", or the post Denny Laine period, generally epitomise by one song "Nights in White Satin" (with now and again, as a token gesture, one of the their other pieces of genius being thrown in). Underrated they definitely are, IMHO!

not good enough for the rock hall of fame though, but the beastie boys are.

No they don't. At 63 so blessed to have been a kid in a car in the 1960s listening to this music when it was released!

thank you ! I will check it out !

The best.

@@davetomlin5246 Don't forget Clint Warwick

Yes it is!

British Invasion and the Moodies are da bomb! 😉 ♥️

Good on yer Roland!

Lots of talent here, a shame that they couldn't have played live.

My exact thought too. Driving throughout.

Running In Place; cool rhythm section 😅

No cardi B is more underrated tbh

What makes you believe they're underrated?

@@gogoyubari366 Yeh. I always thought they were way over-rated.

@@gogoyubari366 Radio rarely plays them anymore, and it took them a long time to get in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Def a more sophisticated niche.

AGREED

RIP Graeme Edge ….. performed the opening poetry

Graeme was a very powerful man~drummer~time keeper, he’s fantastic! 😅

Bill Ward of Black Sabbath was better....so was Buddy Rich and Neil Peart.

​@ilovekansas Wrote it, too.

Nope, sorry... they were in their time and they reflected and influenced it.

R I G H T {{ON}} T I M E!!👌♥️

And gorgeousness

Ha ! Mod was the look !

@@sharonastill The mellotron.

Very handsome, talented man.

Oh my goodness, so do I. I lament my kids and now grandkids will NEVER have the freedoms and basic cleanliness we had. Even the architecture... We were so so lucky, weren't we?

Glad you enjoyed it!

He did a good job of pretending to play. None of the instruments or mics were plugged into anything. The guitars didn't even pretend to have cables. It must have been terrible having to fake live music back then.

Love looking at-watching musician’s fingers-hands too; their “instrument” also…Justin’s a fab guitar slinger

I won't use the U-Word here, but Hayward is a fantastic guitar player.