Strange Times (Moody Blues album)

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Strange Times
Studio album by The Moody Blues
Released	17 August 1999
Recorded	December 1997 – June 1999 Studio Mulinetti, Recco, Italy
Genre	Rock
Length	57:33
Label	Universal
Producer	The Moody Blues
The Moody Blues chronology
Anthology (1998) Strange Times (1999) Hall of Fame (2000)
Singles from Strange Times
"English Sunset" Released: August 1999

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Strange Times is the fifteenth album by the rock band the Moody Blues, released in 1999. The sound features mostly acoustic guitar, slightly processed electric guitar, light organ, flute, and string arrangements, with heavy synthesizer use in the fast-paced opening track, "English Sunset." This was the last Moody Blues album to feature longtime flautist and vocalist Ray Thomas.

This is the last album to contain any reference to the Moody Blues' custom label Threshold Records, with the branding "in association with Threshold Records."

Track listing[]

1. "English Sunset" (Justin Hayward) — 5:05
2. "Haunted" (Hayward) — 4:31
3. "Sooner or Later (Walkin' on Air)" (Hayward, John Lodge) — 3:49
4. "Wherever You Are" (Lodge) — 3:35
5. "Foolish Love" (Hayward) — 3:56
6. "Love Don't Come Easy" (Lodge) — 4:33
7. "All That Is Real Is You" (Hayward) — 3:33
8. "Strange Times" (Hayward, Lodge) — 4:29
9. "Words You Say" (Lodge) — 5:31
10. "My Little Lovely" (Ray Thomas) — 1:45
11. "Forever Now" (Lodge) — 4:37
12. "The One" (Hayward, Lodge) — 3:39
13. "The Swallow" (Hayward) — 4:58
14. "Nothing Changes" (Graeme Edge) — 3:32

Personnel[]

• Justin Hayward — vocals, guitar
• John Lodge — vocals, bass guitar, guitar
• Ray Thomas — vocals, flute, tambourine
• Graeme Edge — drums, percussion, vocals

Additional personnel

• Danilo Madonia — keyboards, organ, orchestration

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