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From: davew@brachiosaur.cis.ohio-state.edu (The Master)
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Subject: Re: Solo Moody Blues on CD
Keywords: Quite a few out and to come
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Date: 17 Jan 90 21:27:25 GMT
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	Justin Hayward's "Songwriter" is out, and about 6 months ago his
European album "Moving Mountains" was released domestically.  Both he
and Lodge together released an album in 1975 called "Bluejays" which is
also out on CD.  Supposedly, there was a public outcry over the poor
sound quality of this disc and Polygram is remastering it.  From John
Lodge, "Natural Avenue" is out on CD.  Coming out soon on CD, both of
Ray Thomas' solo works "From Mighty Oaks" and (other title escapes me).
If you consider Patrick Moraz a member of the Moodies, both his albums
with Bruford "Music For Piano & Drums" and "Flags" are out as imports
and will soon be released domestically by Caroline Records.  Moraz has
an out-of-print CD called "Human Interface", from Capitol Records' failed
attempt to cash in on the New Age market.  As for the Moodies themselves,
1974's "Best of the Moody Blues" will be released on CD in the next
few months while the current gang get to work on a new album.

Dave White