Moody Blues BBC Sessions 1967 - 1970 CD

While not a complete or exhaustive collection of the Moody Blues' appearances on the BBC, this two-disc compilation is a worthy overview of the band's live, in-studio performances. Likewise, as over a dozen tracks are not available elsewhere on CD, BBC SESSIONS 1967-1970 (2007) perfectly complements the BBC-sourced bonus tracks found on the expanded editions of the Moodies classic back catalog. Taken primarily in a chronological fashion, the anthology kicks off with several post Denny Laine/Clint Warwick era songs that likewise pre-date the band's DAYS OF FUTURE PASSED (1967) incarnation, while the audio from a few of the band's television appearances make up a sizable portion of the second disc. Worth mentioning is the 16-page liner booklet with rarely published photos and a brief history of the Moody Blues' relationship with the BBC.

2007 two CD collection featuring rare and seldom-heard recordings by The Moody Blues taken from the BBC vaults. These BBC recordings span their '67-'70 trips to the BBC's studios. Disc One features stunning session versions of some of the classics from their late '60s albums and Disc Two contains their TV appearances from that same time period, including a performance for the Tom Jones show that the BBC had `lost' and was only recently discovered. Features vital versions of 'Nights In White Satin', 'Question', 'Tuesday Afternoon', 'Ride My See-Saw' and many others. 43 tracks total. Universal.