The first one is from 1970:
6/23/70 - Filmore East

Gypsy                         
Sunset                        
Dr Livingston, I Presume      
Never Comes The Day           
Peak Hour                     
Tuesday Afternoon             
Question                      
Are You Sitting Comfortably?  
The Dream                     
Have You Heard (Part 1)     
The Voyage                  
Have You Heard (Part 2)     
Nights in White Satin       
Legend Of A Mind            
Ride My See Saw             

This is the same show as the 1969 "Caught Live" except for the addition of
Question.

I don't have the *complete* set list for the 12/3/70 show at Stanford
University, but two songs added from AQOB (their newest album at the time) 
were "Tortoise and the Hare" and "Melancholy Man."

Jim
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I have no record of set lists for 1971 - 72, but...

10/28/73 - The Nassau Coliseum
11/8/73 - Ann Arbor, MI 

Higher & Higher
Out & In
The Story In Your Eyes
One More Time to Live
Tuesday Afternoon
Legend of a Mind
Watching & Waiting
Eternity Road
Melancholy Man
Are You Sitting Comfortably
The Dream
Have You Heard (pt 1)
The Voyage
Have You Heard (pt 2)
Nights in White Satin
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Question
Ride My See-Saw

Interestingly, "Isn't Life Strange" is nowhere to be found.  Maybe the
Moodies didn't start playing it until the Octave tour.

I have an incomplete set list for their January, 1974 shows in
Japan (their final shows with Mike Pinder), which is the same as the
above except for Q & RMSS.  The set I have ends with IJAS, but, I'd bet
they finished with those two.

Jim
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How's this for an *awesome* show (taken from Higher & Higher magazine):
        (* new songs by the J's)

Blue Jays Autumn, 1975 UK Tour

Saved By The Music   *
Remember Me (My Friend)   *
The Story In Your Eyes     
This Morning  *
You  *
You And Me                 
My Brother  *
Isn't Life Strange         
Who Are You Now *
New Horizons                          
Emily's Song                          
I Dreamed Last Night   *
Overture from Days Of Future Passed   
Nights in White Satin                 
I'm Just A Singer (In a R&R Band)     
Blue Guitar  *
When You Wake Up *
Question                              

Wow!  No "See-Saw"!
Jim
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This is what they played the first time I saw them in November, 1978 at
the Springfield Civic Center:

*  new songs form Octave

Steppin' in a Slide Zone *
Tuesday Afternoon
Twilight Time
The Day We Meet Again *
The Story In Your Eyes
I'm Your Man *
Top Rank Suite *
Isn't Life Strange
Driftwood *
I'll Be Lvel With You *
Gypsy
Survival *
The Balance
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See-Saw

That was the first time that I realized that Graeme did not recite all the
poems on the albums.  Until the day of that concert, I did not know that
Mike Pinder was gone (and that it was *his* voice reciting The Balance on
AQOB). 

Of note was Graeme's overuse of what I refer to as "Space Invaders" sound
effects, via electronic drums. I still wish that a concert from this tour
would be released on cd.  It was fantastic!

Tomorrow, I'll try to post the set lists from the 80's that I have.

Jim
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1981 Tour 

Gemini Dream *
The Story In Your Eyes
Twilight Time
Tuesday Afternoon
The Voice *
Meanwhile * @
Nervous * @
Steppin' in a Slide Zone
Talking Out of Turn *
The Balance
Isn't Life Strange
Gypsy
Driftwood
22,000 Days *
Painted Smile *
Refective Smile *
Veteran Cosmic Rocker *
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See-Saw

* NEW SONGS from "Long Distance Voyager" album

@ These 2 may have been reversed.  Otherwise, the order is correct.  "The
Day We Meet Again" was played on the 1st leg of the '81 tour (my brother
told me that they played it at the L.A. Forum).

I attended 2 shows in November, 1981.  It amazes me that they played every
song except 1 from the LDV album.  

Jim
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1983 Tour

(The 12/3/83 show - The Forum, Inglewood, Cal. - 
was broadcast live on the radio.)

Sitting At The Wheel *
Gemini Dream
Tuesday Afternoon
The Voice
Going Nowhere *
Steppin In A Slide Zone
The Story in Your Eyes
Hole in the World *
Under My Feet *
Painted Smile
Reflective Smile
Veteran Cosmic Rocker
Driftwood
Talking Out Of Turn
Running Water *
Gypsy
Isn't Life Strange
Blue World *
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See Saw

* NEW SONGS from "The Present" album

They also played "It's Cold Outside Your Heart" at the first show of the
1983 tour, which I attended (10/17/83 - Hartford Civic Center).  They did
*not* play it at the next night's show in Worcester, MA, which I
also attended.  Randy Salas of Higher & Higher magazine told me that, as
far as he knows, they dropped it completely after that 1st show.

Of note was their use of taped background vocals, at least for SATW.  At
one show, John missed his cue to start singing the first verse, and, as
the group was playing through the intro a second time, the taped vocals
kicked in - "SITTING AT THE WHEEL" - OOPS!

Stevie Ray Vaughn was the opening act for the 3 shows that I saw in '83.

I am not certain, but they probably played this same set on the 1984
"Summer Nights" tour (I attended 2 shows in July '84).

Jim
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1986 Tour

I attended 5 shows that year, all with The Fixx as the opening act.

Gemini Dream
The Voice
Rock and Roll Over You *
Tuesday Afternoon
Your Wildest Dreams *
Isn't Life Strange
The Story In Your Eyes
It May Be A Fire *
Painted Smile
Reflective Smile
Veteran Cosmic Rocker
New Horizons
Talking Out Of Turn
The Other Side Of Life *
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See Saw

* NEW SONGS from "The Other Side of Life" album

This was there first tour with additional musicians.  Janis Liebhart 
& Wenndy Mackenzie on vocals and Bias Boshell as the #2 keyboard player.
You can see the three of them in the video for "Running Out of Love" which
was filmed at the Springfield Civic Center in Oct. '86  (but, dang it, I
was on vacation in Hawaii at the time).

Jim
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1987 Tour

I attended 3 shows on consecutive days in July '97, all with til tuesday
as opening act.

Gemini Dream
The Voice
Rock and Roll Over You
Tuesday Afternoon
Your Wildest Dreams
Isn't Life Strange
The Story In Your Eyes
It May Be A Fire
Voices in the Sky
Dear Diary
Reflective Smile
Veteran Cosmic Rocker
New Horizons
Talking Out Of Turn
The Other Side Of Life
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See Saw

Dear Diary & Voices in the Sky were fabulous additions to the set, and the
"new" background vocalists blended in much better than they did on the
1986 tour.

Jim
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I know I already posted this, but I'm in a groove.

1988 Tour

Gemini Dream
The Voice
Rock and Roll Over You
Tuesday Afternoon
I Know You're Out There Somewhere *
The Story In Your Eyes
Want to Be With You *  (replaced by No More Lies later in tour)
Veteran Cosmic Rocker
Your Wildest Dreams
Isn't Life Strange
Here Comes the Weekend *
New Horizons
Talking Out Of Turn
The Other Side Of Life
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See Saw

* NEW SONGS from "Sur la mer" album

I saw them twice in the Summer of '88 with John Kilzer Band opening & in
October '88 with Jack Bruce opening.

Janis & Wenndy were gone, replaced by Noami Starr & Shawn Murphy (now in
Little Feat).  Also, Bias Boshell left for either the '87 or '88 tour
(replaced by Guy Allison on keyboards,) but returned the following
year.  So, except for one tour, Bias has been with the Moodies since 1986.

Jim
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1989 Greatest Hits Tour

Wait a minute!  I didn't see them in 1989.  I think they only played the
casinos that year.  Can anyone fill in the blank for me?

Stay tuned for more.

Jim
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1990 Tour

Lovely to See You
Gemini Dream
The Voice
Rock and Roll Over You
Tuesday Afternoon
I Know You're Out There Somewhere
The Story In Your Eyes
Your Wildest Dreams
Isn't Life Strange
The Other Side Of Life
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See Saw

I saw them twice in Aug. '90.  This was the set list for one show.  The
other show was on a double bill with the Beach Boys, and they played an
abbreviated show, omitting The Voice, R&R Over You and YWD.

Jim
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It's well documented, but here's the complete set list for the Moodies
first performances with a symphony Orchestra, in September, 1992.

The Moody Blues with the Colorado Symphony, conducted by Larry Baird

1st set
Orchestral Overture / Late Lament
Tuesday Afternoon
For My Lady 
Bless The Wings (That Bring You Back)
Emily's Song
New Horizons
Lean On Me (Tonight)
Voices in the Sky

2nd set
Lovely to See You
Gemini Dream
I Know You're Out There Somewhere
The Voice
Say it With Love
The Story In Your Eyes
Your Wildest Dreams

3rd set
Isn't Life Strange
The Other Side Of Life
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See Saw

I don't think any additional comments are necessary.  ;-)

Jim
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1991 Summer Tour

Lovely to See You
Gemini Dream
Tuesday Afternoon
I Know You're Out There Somewhere
The Voice
Bless The Wings (That Bring You Back) *
Lean On Me (Tonight) *
Say it With Love *
The Story In Your Eyes
Your Wildest Dreams
Isn't Life Strange
The Other Side Of Life
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See Saw

* NEW SONGS from "Keys of the Kingdom" album

Patrick Moraz was now out, and Paul Bliss in.  Gordon Marshall added as 
2nd drummer.  New back up singers were Sue Shattuck and June Boyce.  Paul,
Gordon and Sue remain with the group, almost 9 years later.

I saw them once in the August & once in December.   The December show,
at the Paramount in Springfield, MA, featured Justin performing Forever
Autumn (accompanied only by Paul & Bias).  It was pure magic!  (I don't
recall *when* they played it, in the order of the show)

In September, there was a 10 song show, broadcast on the radio from the
Whiskey in L.A.  They played LTSY, Tuesday Afternoon, the 3 new songs &
the perennial final 5.

Although I saw 4 shows in 1992, I never wrote down the set lists.  I'm
guessing that they played the same show as the did in 1991.  One show that
I attended was a double bill with Chicago at Blossom Center in Ohio.  If
someone has the *definitive* 1992 set list, please post it.

Jim
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From: "Donna M. Forosisky"
22 Feb 2000 

Mddcli wrote:
> 
> Not sure but think it was this year...they played in NYC for WNEW-FM Christmas
> show and at intermission JH came out to play Forever Autumn, solo, which was
> famous WNEW DJ Scott Muni's favourite as a Christmas present.

It was December 11, 1991 8:00 PM, Parmount Theatre, WNEW-FM Christmas
concert for UCP.

Didn't Bias or someone accompany him?
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They played the casinos in the Winter/Spring of 1993.  I don't have a set
list for any of those shows.

But, I saw them twice on their *first* orchestral tour in the Summer of
1993, and the show was as follows:

1993 Orchestral Tour 

1st set
Orchestral Overture / Late Lament
Tuesday Afternoon         
For My Lady 
New Horizons
Lean On Me (Tonight)
Voices in the Sky
Say it with Love          
Emily's Song
I Know You're Out There Somewhere
The Story in Your Eyes

2nd set        
Lovely to See You
Your Wildest Dreams       
Isn't Life Strange        
The Other Side of Life    
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See Saw

I read a couple of reports that they played "Gypsy" at the 9/14/93 show in
Concord, CA.  I don't know if the omitted any other song or simply added
"Gypsy."  But, the report of the Autumn '93 UK tour (specifically
Wembley) indicated that the dropped Voices in the Sky, slid New Horizons
into that spot & played Gypsy after For My Lady.  The also dropped LTSY as
the 2nd set opener.

Once again, they hit the casinos later in the year, and I don't have a set
list.

Jim
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1994 Orchestral Tour  

1st set
Orchestral Overture / The Dream
Tuesday Afternoon         
Eternity Road
Gypsy
Lean On Me (Tonight)
The Actor
Say it with Love          
Stepping in a Slide Zone
I Know You're Out There Somewhere
The Story in Your Eyes        

2nd set
Lovely to See You
Your Wildest Dreams       
Isn't Life Strange        
The Other Side of Life    
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See Saw

June Boyce was replaced by Tracy Graham in '93 or '94.

In 1995, I believe they only did the Casinos, once in the Spring & once in
the Fall.  They also played some kind of benefit show in New York 
City.  Set lists, anyone??

Jim
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They played the casinos again in the Spring.  I don't have a set list.

I saw them once in '96 - June 16 at Great Woods in Mansfield, MA - 
and they played these songs:

1st set
Orchestral Overture / Late Lament
The Voice                 
Gemini Dream              
Tuesday Afternoon         
Eternity Road             
Lean on Me (Tonight)      
Never Comes the Day       
Say it with Love          
Stepping in a Slide Zone  
I Know You're Out There Somewhere
The Story in Your Eyes

2nd set
Your Wildest Dreams       
Isn't Life Strange        
The Other Side of Life    
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See Saw

I read a comment that they also played Lovely to See You to open the 2nd
set at another show.

For the Fall '96 Casino shows, Graeme recited "The Dream" to open the
show.  LOM(T) was slid down to fill Slide Zone's spot, and Talking Out of
Turn was brought back & played after Eternity Road.

Jim
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I did not see the Moody Blues in 1997-99.  This set was posted on the
lost-chords mailing list.

1997 Orchestral Tour (Portland, OR, 5/22)

1st set
Orchestral Overture ("new mix") / The Dream
The Voice                 
Tuesday Afternoon         
Eternity Road             
Stepping in a Slide Zone  
Never Comes the Day       
Strange Times  (NEW SONG)
Say it with Love          
Talking Out Of Turn
I Know You're Out There Somewhere
The Story in Your Eyes

2nd set (all together now!)

Your Wildest Dreams       
Isn't Life Strange        
The Other Side of Life    
I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock 'N Roll Band)
Nights in White Satin
Legend of a Mind
Question
Ride My See Saw

This was the first time that the Moodies played a not yet released song in
concert since the early 70's (I think they played Question or Isn't Life
Strange before they were released, but I'm not certain).

Everyone probably knows what they've played in the last 2 years.  Right?  
If so, then I'll stop the posting of set lists right here.

Jim
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Here's a "bonus."

In December, 1996, Justin Hayward played at the House of Blues in
L.A.  His band was Gordon Marshall, Paul Bliss and Mickey Feat.

His set:

Your Wildest Dreams
Driftwood
It's Up to You
Children of Paradise *
Troubadour *
The Way of the World *
Forever Autumn
The Voice
The Actor
Watching & Waiting
Something to Believe in *
Broken Dream *
The Story In Your Eyes
Billy *
Voices In the Sky
Tuesday Afternoon
Nights In White Satin    
Question
Raised on Love

*  new songs from THE VIEW FROM THE HILL

Jim
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OK, one more....

I *did* see Justin and his band in Hampton Beach, NH on 7/9/97.

IMO, It was a better show than the Moodies had done in at least 10 years.

The set:

(Justin solo)
Your Wildest Dreams
It's Up to You
The Land Of Make Believe
Blue Guitar
Children of Paradise *

(Justin & Mickey)
Troubadour *

(the whole band)
The Way of the World *
Forever Autumn
The Actor
The Voice
Watching & Waiting
Something to Believe in *
Broken Dream *
The Story In Your Eyes
Billy *
It's Not Too Late *
Tuesday Afternoon
Nights In White Satin    
Question
Raised on Love

No offense to the other Moodies, but Justin proved that he can shine
brightly without them.  If Ray or John ever want to do a solo tour, I'll
sleep on the sidewalk to get tickets.  ;-)

Till next time.

Jim
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