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The Moody Blues Changed Personnel and Strategy on Their Way to This Surprising No. 1 Album in 1981
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The Moody Blues Changed Personnel and Strategy on Their Way to This Surprising No. 1 Album in 1981
Moody Blues, John Lodge performs on stage at Ahoy, Rotterdam, 30th may-1981, Photo by Rob Verhorst/Redferns The Moody Blues were on shaky footing entering the 80s. The surprising 'Long Distance Voyager' righted the ship in 1981 in a big way.
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