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He also added some synthesizer and backing vocals to the album, notably the album intro to Lodge's "Steppin' in a Slide Zone" and the instrumental climax on Edge's "I'll Be Level with You"; he then stopped coming to the sessions when interpersonal conflicts (mostly with Edge) arose. During this time,
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became a No. 1 hit in France. His "How is it (We Are Here)" from the album sessions, with the working title "Mike's Number One", surfaced later as a CD release. On all three songs Pinder sang lead vocals. His composition and lead vocal, "My Song", a deep, reflective, and atmospheric piece, concluded
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Pinder was one of the first musicians to use the Mellotron in live performance, and he had to rely on the mechanical skills he had gained from his time as an engineer with Streetly Electronics to keep the instrument functioning. In the band's first US concert, the back of the Mellotron fell open and
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material, the band decided to drop covers and record only original songs after an audience member told them their R&B material was rubbish. Hayward's "Fly Me High" was the first single from the revised line-up, released on Decca in early 1967, with Pinder's old-style rocker "Really Haven't Got
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The rock hall of fame people were wonderful. The ceremony was too long and the sound too loud for the room but there were moments of great interest. For the Moody families it was the opportunity to share in several days of love, past memories and making new memories for our families. All the band
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as a member of the Moody Blues. He was the only one among the five on stage, however, not to give an acceptance speech. Some fans and critics took his decision to be a silent protest against the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for its perceived snub of the group in previous years. Pinder subsequently
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from 1964–66, including "You Don't (All The Time)", "And My Baby's Gone", "This Is My House (But Nobody Calls)" and "He Can Win". They progressed to writing A-sides with "From The Bottom of My Heart" and another UK chart hit, "Everyday", in 1965. Two more Pinder/Laine originals, "Boulevard De La
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Many MB fans have asked why I did not speak at the induction but by the time the Moodies took the stage we were 5 hours into the ceremony. The oldest of the inductees were up the latest. The speeches were a bit anti-climatic at that point and it was only fitting that the current touring members
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He was a member of several bands in Birmingham in his teenage years, among them the Checkers, who won first prize of ÂŁ50 in a talent competition. In his first band, rock'n'roll combo El Riot and the Rebels, Pinder played support to the Beatles in 1963 in a show at Tenbury. As a member of the
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On 12 October 1968, the Moody Blues cut a version of "A Simple Game" featuring Hayward on lead vocal, considering the song as a potential UK single, but this recording was not issued and the version sung by Pinder was used instead. The rare 'Hayward' version appeared as a bonus track on the
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He took co-credit with the entire band for the unusual opening track, "Procession", which was an attempt to illustrate the evolution of vocal and musical harmony, and he sang a featured co-lead vocal and solo with Hayward, Lodge and Thomas on Edge's song "After You Came".
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The Moody Blues went on hiatus in 1974, largely because of tour fatigue and family considerations. By this time, Pinder had grown tired of the burgeoning crime and inclement weather in his homeland. This, along with an impending divorce, prompted him to re-locate to
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album on "I Don't Wanna Be A Soldier (I Don't Wanna Die)" and "Jealous Guy". He played tambourine rather than the mellotron he had intended to use because, he said, the tapes in Lennon's mellotron looked like "a bowl of
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Pinder was also in a new relationship resulting in marriage and children, thus he preferred not to tour with the band at the time. As a result, the band chose to continue without him, hiring Swiss keyboardist
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during the 1970s. Pinder also continued to the narrating of Edge's poems, notably "The Word" (1968); "In The Beginning" (with Edge and Hayward) and "The Dream" (both 1969); and "The Balance" (1970).
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album, it was well received among its contemporaries in the genre – it was a finalist for the Benjamin Franklin Award for Excellence in Audio as an outstanding children's recording.
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tapes (train whistles, cock crowing, etc.) and doubling the string section tapes, used it on numerous Moody Blues recordings, beginning with their single "Love and Beauty", a
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and acoustic and electric guitars. He sang vocal harmonies and lead vocals from 1964 to 1978, and was the group's main musical arranger up to 1978. The 1969 concert on the
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all of the tape strips fell out. Pinder got the instrument back into working order in 20 minutes while the lighting crew entertained the audience by projecting cartoons.
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had been planned as a stereo demonstration album for the Decca Deram label, combining rock and orchestral music. It sold more than a million copies in the US.
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During and after his stint with the band, he released three solo albums — 1976’s “The Promise,” 1994’s “Among the Stars” and 1995’s “A Planet With One Mind.”
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the Time" as the B-side. A recorded but unreleased Pinder song from this time (1967) was the jazz/blues ballad "Please Think About It". It was included on the
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brought their children and grandchildren and that was magic. The grandchildren got to see that the music has remained relevant and impactful for 50 years.
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to replace Laine. It was Pinder who phoned Hayward and collected him from the railway station. Rod Clarke briefly replaced Warwick as bassist until
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Between 1962–63, Pinder worked for 18 months as a development engineer, responsible for testing and quality control, at Streetly Electronics in
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We went to the TM Center at the same time that The Beatles did. Four of us went: me, Mike, Graeme, and Ray. We went through the whole process.
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Pinder continued to work in the studio on his own and others' projects and in developing new artists and nurturing the creative process.
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in 1978. Pinder was renowned for his technological contributions to rock music, most notably in the development and emergence of the
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All three of his sons became musicians: his eldest, Daniel, is a film music editor and consultant with many credits, including
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album, which included two songs written and sung by Pinder: "Lost in a Lost World" and "When You're A Free Man", dedicated to
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Pinder died at his home in northern California on 24 April 2024, at the age of 82. He had been suffering for some years from
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On Edge's song "Higher And Higher" (1969), Pinder's Mellotron simulated the sound of a rocket blasting off to open the
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album, for which he wrote and sang "Sun is Still Shining". He also sang lead vocals on a rare co-written song with
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song written and sung by Pinder, which was his only A-side after 1966. He introduced the Mellotron to his friend
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On Moody Blues recordings from 1967 onwards, in addition to the mellotron, organ and piano, Pinder also played
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His "Dawn (Is A Feeling)", with lead vocals by Hayward and Pinder singing the bridge section, opened the
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A rare, non-UK Pinder/Laine song from this era was "People Gotta Go", released on the France-only
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as a member of the Moody Blues. He was the last surviving member of the group's original lineup.
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1966: "Sad Song" (with Denny Laine) (recorded for abandoned second album to be titled
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in the UK. In May 1964 he left Streetly Electronics to co-found The Moody Blues with
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1965: "From the Bottom of My Heart (I Love You) (with Denny Laine) (single A-side)
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Pinder and Laine began a songwriting partnership, providing most of the band's
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1966: "This is My House (But Nobody Calls)" (with Denny Laine) (single B-side)
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In 1972 the Moody Blues, then at the height of their popularity, recorded the
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was recruited as bassist/vocalist, completing the 'classic' Moodies line-up.
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Pinder's earlier non-album song "A Simple Game" (1968), for which he won an
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Pinder, Moody Blues recording engineer Derek Varnals and long-time producer
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Powell, Mark. Liner notes essay, 2007 Seventh Sojourn SACD Deluxe Edition.
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in 2006. In 1969 the Moody Blues established their own record company,
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1966: "Boulevard de la Madalaine" (with Denny Laine) (single A-side)
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As I have said for the last 30 years 'the fans are my hall of fame.'
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DVD show Pinder and Thomas acting as the group's onstage spokesmen.
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1965: "You Don't (All The Time)" (with Denny Laine) (single B-side)
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1966: "People Gotta Go" (with Denny Laine) (France-only EP track)
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album. Pinder also contributed "The Sunset" and narrated drummer
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opening and closing poems, "Morning Glory" and "Late Lament".
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1965: "And My Baby's Gone" (with Denny Laine) (single B-side)
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In 1977 the band reformed and began work on the 1978 release
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in July 1965. Pinder took his first lead vocal on a cover of
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Justin Hayward and Friends Sing the Moody Blues Classic Hits
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in 1976, released through the Moody Blues' Threshold label.
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short-lived Krew Kats, he played for two months in clubs in
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in 2006. The song is also known as "Send the People Away".
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Obituary of Mike Pinder, The Times Register, 26 April 2024
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1966: "Life's Not Life" (with Denny Laine) (single A-side)
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1964: "It's Easy Child" (with Denny Laine) (single B-side)
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1970: "Mike's Number One" (outtake from the sessions for
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1967: "Please Think About It" (first released in 1977 on
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1964: "Lose Your Money (But Don't Lose Your Mind)" (with
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and later included as a bonus track on a CD release of
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in 1960s rock music. In 2018, he was inducted into the
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in 1967, along with other members of the Moody Blues.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
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from Streetly Electronics, and after removing all the
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Pinder was partly responsible for the choice of young
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1966: "He Can Win" (with Denny Laine) (single B-side)
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1967: "Really Haven't Got The Time" (single B-side)
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1965: "Everyday" (with Denny Laine) (single A-side)
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