As you will see in the list below of the Moody Blues Albums Ranked, the group persevered through personnel changes and shifts ...

John Lodge, the longtime singer-bassist of The Moody Blues who anchored the band’s landmark 1967 album “Days of Future Passed,” died suddenly at 82 on Friday, his family announced. Lodge’s family said ...

John Lodge joined Moody Blues in the mid-1960s and was part of the hit 1967 album "Days Of Future Passed." In 1977, the singer and bassist was featured on the group’s album "Octave." Moody Blues was ...

The future of rock and roll changed forever on July 23, 1965. On that day, a group of lads from Birmingham—Denny Laine, Mike Pinder, Ray Thomas, Clint Warwick and Grame Edge—released The Magnificent ...

Lodge featured on some of the band’s best-known work, including 1967’s psychedelic album “Days Of Future Passed,” which is widely regarded as one of rock’s first concept albums.

John Lodge, longtime bassist and singer in the Moody Blues and writer of the band’s hits “Ride My See-Saw” and “Isn’t Life Strange,” has died at the age of 82. Lodge’s death was announced today by his ...