Hello you are looking to BUY the RARE MOODY BLUES CD THE KING BISCUIT FLOWER HOUR BROADCAST IN MAY 1994 OF A LIVE CONCERT released on DIR BROADCAST NETWORK IN 1994. CD WAS FOR RADIO BROADCAST ONLY & WAS NEVER AVAILABLE IN STORES. INCLUDES COLLECTABLE ORIGINAL RADIO CUE SHEET W/ TRACK INFORMATION. ITEM IS IN OVERALL VERY GOOD- CONDITION. THERE ARE SOME LIGHT MARKS ON THE BACK OF THE DISC- SHOULD NOT EFFECT PLAY. CD IS STORED IN A HARD JEWELCASE. CD WAS NEVER SEALED,  BUT COMES STORED IN POLYBAG.  International please inquire for shipping rates.  Thank you for looking and HAPPY BUYING.  

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This is the "King Biscuit Flower Hour " radio concert, from pre-broadcast reels.   Graeme Edge - drums, vocalsJustin Hayward - guitar, vocalsJohn Lodge - bass, vocalsPatrick Moraz - keyboards, vocalsRay Thomas - flute, percussion, vocals This show features the Moody Blues showcasing most of their biggest hits, but only about half of the entire show is presented on this night at Chicago’s Poplar Creek. While the U.K. band had been enormously popular in the late 1960s and in first half of the ‘70s, they had not toured extensively in the U.S. and didn’t work at all between 1974 and 1978. The much ballyhooed “Octave” reunion tour in 1978 re-established the band as one of premier classic British rock bands and started a cycle of almost yearly U.S. summer tours, which continues to this day. Days Of Future Passed was the first album to feature a rock band and full orchestra. From that came the smash single, “Nights In White Satin,” which was followed by a string of popular LPs and singles, that included “Question,” “Ride My See Saw,” “I’m Just A Singer In A Rock N Roll Band,” “The Voice” and “The Story In Your Eyes,” all of which are faithfully executed at this show, originally recorded for the King Biscuit Flower Hour.