The Moody Blues - Live At The BBC 1967-1970

Numbered, limited edition 3LP color vinyl edition

180-gram LPs feature 41 live performances from BBC radio and television appearances

The Moody Blues' Live At The BBC: 1967-1970 is being reissued in a limited, numbered 3LP color vinyl edition featuring light blue, dark blue, and yellow vinyl.

Across its three 180-gram vinyl LPs, the deluxe special edition features 41 live performances from several BBC radio and television appearances the band made between 1967 and 1970.

Originally released in 2007 as a double CD and digital collection, Live At The BBC: 1967-1970 features many of the band's performances for popular BBC radio and TV programs, including "Top Gear" ("Ride My See-Saw," "The Best Way To Travel," "Voices In The Sky," "Dr. Livingstone, I Presume," "Lovely To See You," Never Comes The Day," "Send Me No Wine," and "To Share Our Love"); "Afternoon Pop Show" ("Peak Hour," "Ride My See-Saw," and "Tuesday Afternoon); "The Tony Brandon Show" ("So Deep Within You" and "Lovely To See You"); "Colour Me Pop" (Ride My See-Saw," "Dr. Livingstone, I Presume," "House Of Four Doors," "Voices In The Sky," "The Best Way To Travel," "Visions Of Paradise," and "The Actor"); "The Lulu Show" ("Question"); and more. An eight-song performance for "BBC Live In Concert" is also included, featuring live versions of tracks spanning three Moody Blues albums: In Search Of The Lost Chord, Days Of Future Passed, and To Our Children's Children's Children.

Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018, The Moody Blues have been at the forefront of the UK's classic rock music scene for 50 years and have continued to be a mainstay of concert stages, recording studios and the airwaves to the present day. During their immensely successful career, they have sold, according to the band's files, more than 70 million albums worldwide and have been the recipients of numerous prestigious awards.