The Moody Blues "Gypsy"

 


From the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival in England, here are The Moody Blues with their tune "Gypsy".  It was originally released on their 1969 concept album about space travel entitled "To Our Children's Children's Children".  The band lineup is:

Justin Hayward: electric guitar, vocals
John Lodge: bass, backing vocals
Mike Pinder: Mellotron, backing vocals
Ray Thomas: bass flute, backing vocals
Graeme Edge: drums, percussion


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