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Said it many times: These guys are incomparable!
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Haven't heard this one in ages. Still sounds great!
I saw them in the early 90s and they were excellent.
Denny Laine played in a very small pub in my town a few months ago. I missed him because I didn't hear about it in time.
The current Moodies will be touring in my area in March-2014......if I can manage, I'd love to see them again.
From all I've read Hayward still has his chops with it comes to guitar-playing.
The little riff in "Ride My Seesaw" is probably one of my favourites.
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I saw them in the early 90s and they were excellent.
Denny Laine played in a very small pub in my town a few months ago. I missed him because I didn't hear about it in time.
The current Moodies will be touring in my area in March-2014......if I can manage, I'd love to see them again.
From all I've read Hayward still has his chops with it comes to guitar-playing.
The little riff in "Ride My Seesaw" is probably one of my favourites.
Around 3:20 ~in this~: