Moody Blues - Never Comes The Day (1970)

The Moody Blues singing "Never Comes The Day" in 1970 in Paris. I think this song sounds live to me. But that's just me. About 3:20 in this song Justin sings "But she will love me tonight" That is another thing that makes me think it is live vocals to this song of Justin's...! Just my two cents. Peace. I still love this song anyway. Enjoy. MoodiesFan:-)

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[Danala22]

Live or partly live...this is magnificent!! All those years of looking at album sleeves & imaging them singing.....to have such great quality video & audio from 1970 is just so amazing. What a great rendition of this song....harmonica & Justin getting a bit funky....so sweet!!! Thank-You for posting!!! (from a long time fan)

[thedirtman00]

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is not ready for the Moody Blues.

[iamearthbornami]

fabulous- still is

[Crystalmoonshining Moore]

The Moody blues have got to be one of my most favorite bands. When I was ten yrs old I use to go down into my brothers basement and listen to everything from a to z rock and roll. I knew rock and roll before I knew what bubble gum music was. I started writing my own music on the piano when I was 9 so it was probably more around when I was ten. then moved on to writing music, lyrics and playing acoustic guitar. All of these bands had such a influence on the way I wrote. Crystal MQQN

[1Moodymusic]

I have been a fan of this band for a long long time and have seen them many times over 45 years as I have seen many other rock bands. Some bands have lost members over the years it is sad to say. What band have stood the test of time with such a positive message? People look at the music and relate to what is really important in our world now and in the past?

[wannaba brit]

Incredibly well done live performance. I saw them in the early 70s at Madison Square Garden (lackluster and terribly disappointing) and late 80s at Jones Beach (fabulous). Since the Moody Blues came on the scene, Justin has been my favorite consummate musician for his deep poetic soul and Elizabethan writing quality. I marvel at how he kept himself so well throughout five decades, both outward and inward. His interview with Sammy Sultan on here is very revealing.

[Vivian Krueger]

live or not it's excellent. Love them.

[Thomas Williams]

You know it's true.......We all know that it's true!

[james weisz]

love the moody blues, fantastic music.

the younger gen should listen to them.

[Suzonka T]

GREAT MUSIC

[kimberkley]

miss you rick. wish you would remember me, dad.

[tboltjohn]

Saw them in Feb. 1970, wildly good concert, and I believe foundational tracks expanded them there for fullness and precision. I'm good with this for their detailed music. At any rate I like it when a band covers themselves well.