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  • “Never Comes the Day” (Moody Blues Acoustic Rock Cover Song) – The Laptop Sessions

    Sunday, March 11th, 2012

    Originally posted 2007-11-11 22:28:28.

    By Jim Fusco:

    Welcome to another edition of the Laptop Sessions!!

    Anyway, this song, “Never Comes the Day”, is a Moody Blues tune from “On the Threshold of a Dream” that I absolutely love. Plus, it works great with two people. Justin Hayward (who wrote this song) has a great way of writing a nice, slow song…then busting out to a faster section of the song. Despite the fact that “Threshold” is one of my favorite Moodies albums, this tune always stood out to me because of the way Hayward sings the line, “If only you knew what’s inside of me now…”

    I hope you enjoy my first duet here on the Laptop Sessions! Stay tuned for more and keep those requests coming!



  • “Candle of Life” (Moody Blues Acoustic Rock Cover Song) – The Laptop Sessions

    Sunday, March 11th, 2012

    Originally posted 2008-01-14 20:11:26.

    By Chris Moore:

    Welcome back to another all-new edition of the Laptop Sessions! This summer, Jim and I went through and listened to all the Moody Blues albums — the classic seven (from Days of Future Passed to Seventh Sojourn) and everything that followed (including Long Distance Voyager and the recent, awesome Strange Times). I had heard a lot of Moody Blues songs previously and had seen them live a couple times, but I never really appreciated them until this little summer exploration.

    Anyway, this is a song from their album To Our Children’s Children’s Children — it was on the “Gold” collection, too, so it’s not THAT obscure. Not that I’ve been known for choosing obscure songs or anything… :-)

    Without further ado, here it is. Keep checking laptopsessions.com daily for a new session EVERY DAY from either Jim, Jeff, or myself. See you next time!

    Download a FREE mp3 of this song at the Fusco-Moore Store by
    Clicking HERE! It’s on “The Laptop Sessions, Vol. 5″:

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  • “Question” (Moody Blues Acoustic Rock Cover Song) – The Laptop Sessions

    Monday, January 2nd, 2012

    Originally posted 2008-01-19 01:25:20.

    By Jim Fusco:

    Okay, request time here at the Laptop Sessions. This one’s going out to my longtime friend Drew Kingsley.

    “Question” is a great tune by the Moody Blues off of their (you guessed it) “Question Of Balance” album.

    I hope you’ll all like my acoustic-ized version of the song. Of course the strumming isn’t as insane as Justin Hayward’s is- I can actually play it at that speed, but have a bit of trouble keeping time when I do. So, I chose the safe route for this version. I think the effect is still there because of the dynamics used.

    There will be many more Moodies songs to come, as well as many request fulfillments in the coming weeks- I’m loving this every third day schedule, as it really allows me to pick some tougher songs and practice them until their perfect for internet posting!

    As a final note before I close this out, I just want to announce that in late January, we’ll be releasing “The Laptop Sessions: Volume 1″ as a FREE mp3 album download on our website at http://fusco-moore.com/store. It will consist of the first 15 Laptop Sessions from Chris, Jeff, and me and we’ll be coming out with new albums every few weeks. Exciting stuff- now you can put the Sessions on your mp3 player and listen to them whenever you desire!

    Download a FREE mp3 of this song at the Fusco-Moore Store by
    Clicking HERE! It’s on “The Laptop Sessions, Vol. 2″:



  • “Minstrel’s Song” by the Moody Blues – Chords, Tabs, & How to Play

    Thursday, November 24th, 2011

    Originally posted 2009-08-17 17:31:04.

    To see how it’s played in the cover song music video, CLICK HERE!

    “Minstrel’s Song”
    The Moody Blues

    C             F         C          F            C
    Words, a simple song, a minstrel sings
    C            F             C
    A way of life in his eyes.
    C            F            C        F          C
    Hear the morning call of waking birds
    C                      F
    When they are singing, bringing
    F   C    G
    Love — Love.

    C       D         F                C
    Everywhere, love is all around.
    Everywhere, love is all around.

    Now the winter’s gone,
    Cold wind has blown
    The endless stream in our lives
    Where the minstrel sings
    This simple song.
    He’s always bringing, singing
    Love — Love.

    Everywhere, love is all around.
    Everywhere, love is all around.

    BRIDGE:   D – F        F – C – G – C    G

    C                                 F           C
    Listen to the one who sings of love.
    F               C               F                C
    Follow our friend, our wandering friend.
    C                                 F           C
    Listen to the one who sings of love.
    G                               C
    Everywhere, love is around,
    G            C
    Around, around…

    Hear the nations sing
    Our minstrel’s song,
    As he walks by in their lives.
    Soon the spring will come,
    And everyone will all be singing, bringing
    Love — Love.

    Everywhere, love is all around.
    Everywhere, love is all around.

    BRIDGE

    CHORUS (x2)

    ** These chords and lyrics are interpretations and transcriptions, respectively, and are the sole property of the copyright holder(s). They are posted on this website free of charge for no profit for the purpose of study and commentary, as allowed for under the “fair use” provision of U.S. copyright law, and should only be used for such personal and/or academic work. **

Moody Blues Acoustic Rock Cover Songs and Free mp3 Downloads

The Moody Blues should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, if only for their extensive work with writing and recording concept albums, such as To Our Children’s Children’s Children. The songwriting concept behind that record is that it considers what life will be like many generations in the future; thus, the “children’s children’s children.” Songs such as “I Never Thought I’d Live to be a Hundred” and “Eternity Road” share this common theme of considering time and its unpredictable results. It became clear early on that the Moody Blues were not content merely knowing how to write song, but learning how to go about recording an album. How can a series of songs and new music be pieced together and recorded in such a way as to form a complete thought? This band continually approaches this question (to this day) with Justin Hayward’s distinctive electric guitar solos, John Lodge’s skillful bass, and Graeme Edge’s classic drum fills. Whether the music reviewer favors their brand of songwriting and recording or not is unimportant – without a doubt, the Moody Blues have a place in rock music history. The Laptop Sessions acoustic cover songs music blog has and will feature many more Moody Blues songs in the near future.



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