THE MOODY BLUES ~ The Royal Albert Hall. London. UK.

 

*** CONCERT DAY 2 # 2 -- JUNE 8 - 9, 1981 *** 

 

Support Act :

  ~ LONG DISTANCE VOYAGER TOUR 1981 ~

 

Long Distance Voyager is the tenth studio album by English (from Birmingham) rock band The Moody Blues. Released on May 15, 1981. Produced by Pip Williams. The album became the Moody Blues' second American number one album.

THE MOODY BLUES (Band)

Graeme Edge — drums, percussion, vocals (1964–present)
Justin Hayward — guitar, vocals (1966–present)
John Lodge — bass, guitar, vocals (1966–present)
Ray Thomas — flute, percussion, harmonica, vocals (1964–2002; died on January 4, 2018)

Patrick Moraz — keyboards (1978–1991)

 

The Setlist
THE MOODY BLUES

 

Gemini Dream (Long Distance Voyager - 1981)
The Day We Meet Again (Octave - 1978)
The Story in Your Eyes (Every Good Boy Deserves Favour - 1971)
Twilight Time (Days of Future Passed - 1967)
Tuesday Afternoon (Days of Future Passed - 1967)
The Voice (Long Distance Voyager - 1981)
Nervous (Long Distance Voyager - 1981)
Meanwhile (Long Distance Voyager - 1981)
Steppin' in a Slide Zone (Octave - 1978)
Talking Out of Turn (Long Distance Voyager - 1981)
The Balance (A Question of Balance - 1970)
Isn't Life Strange (Seventh Sojourn - 1972)

 

Intermission

 
Gypsy (To Our Children’s Children’s Children - 1969)
Driftwood (Octave - 1978)
22,000 Days (Long Distance Voyager - 1981)
Painted Smile (Long Distance Voyager - 1981)
Reflective Smile (Long Distance Voyager - 1981)
Veteran Cosmic Rocker (Long Distance Voyager - 1981)
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll Band) (Seventh Sojourn - 1972)
Nights in White Satin (Days of Future Passed - 1967)
Legend of a Mind (In Search of the Lost Chord - 1968)
Question (A Question of Balance - 1970)

Encore

Ride My See-Saw (In Search of the Lost Chord - 1968)

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Time Set: 1h45