The Moody Blues With The London Festival Orchestra Conducted By Peter Knight - Days Of Future Passed Album

Tracklist

1	Lunch Break: Peak Hour	5:21
2	The Day Begins	5:45
3	Evening: The Sun Set: Twilight Time	6:39
4	The Night: Nights In White Satin	7:41
5	The Morning: Another Morning	3:40
6	Dawn: Dawn Is A Feeling	3:50
7	The Afternoon: Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?) / Time To Get Away	8:25

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SW134-2	The Moody Blues	Days Of Future Passed ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	SomeWax Recordings	SW134-2	Russia	2003
HDS-4418	The Moody Blues	Days Of Future Passed ‎(HDCD, Album, Multichannel, DTS)	Deram	HDS-4418	US	1997
KDOAC 6, 820 006-4	The Moody Blues With The The London Festival Orchestra Conducted By Peter Knight	The Moody Blues With The The London Festival Orchestra Conducted By Peter Knight - Days Of Future Passed ‎(Cass, Album)	Deram, Deram	KDOAC 6, 820 006-4	UK	Unknown
DL 107	The Moody Blues With The London Festival Orchestra Conducted By Peter Knight	The Moody Blues With The London Festival Orchestra Conducted By Peter Knight - Days Of Future Passed ‎(LP, Album, Bla)	Deram	DL 107	Japan	1968
DES 18012	The Moody Blues	Days Of Future Passed ‎(LP, Album)	Deram	DES 18012	Venezuela	1972

Credits

• Composed By – Knight, Redwave
• Conductor – Peter Knight
• Design [Cover Painting] – David Anstey
• Engineer – Derek Varnals
• Executive-Producer, Liner Notes – Hugh Mendl
• Orchestra – The London Festival Orchestra
• Realization – Michael Dacre-Barclay, Tony Clarke

Notes

First version cover with Moody Blues in BLACK text, instead of blue and also in same size font as The London Symphony Orchestra.

"Time to Get Away" is not mentioned ANYWHERE on the album: it is missing from the front cover track listing (should follow "Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?)" but precede "EVENING"), from the rear cover track list and from Side Two of the vinyl centre labels (the first track on Side Two should read: "THE AFTERNOON: Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?); Time to Get Away").

KT Tax Code on run off

White grooved labels and "DSS" (Deramic Sound System) in red. Mention "Essex Music International" Below right society and "STEREO".
THIS VERSION OMITS ANY REFERENCE TO THE ARTISTS ON THE CENTRE LABELS ABOVE THE DERAM LOGO.
"Time to Get Away" is also missing from the centre label for Side Two (should be listed in the same track as "Forever Afternoon (Tuesday?)").

Laminated with "Clarifoil" on back cover.

℗ 1967
Made in England

Cover: SML 707
Label: SML.707

Barcodes

• Rights Society: BIEM, NCB, GEMA
• Matrix / Runout: ZAL-8078-2W
• Matrix / Runout: ZAL-8079-2W
• Matrix / Runout: ZAL-8078-3W
• Matrix / Runout: ZAL-8079-3W

Companies

• Printed By – Clout & Baker Ltd.

Short intro

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