What is The Best of The Moody Blues?
{{Infobox album|name=The Best of the Moody Blues |type=Compilation |artist=[[The Moody Blues]] |cover= |alt= |released=28 January 1997 |recorded=1964 – 1988 |venue= |studio= |genre=[[Rock music|Rock]] |length=77:03 |label=[[Polydor Records|Polydor]] |producer=Various |chronology=[[The Moody Blues]] |prev_title=[[Time Traveller (Moody Blues album)|Time Traveller]] |prev_year=1994 |next_title=[[Anthology (Moody Blues album)|Anthology]] |next_year=1998 |misc= }} {{Album ratings | rev1 = [[AllMusic]] | rev1Score = {{Rating|4|5}} <ref Name=AM1>{{AllMusic|class=album|id=mw0000082813 |label=Review |first=Bruce |last=Eder |accessdate=1 May 2021 }}</ref> }} '''''The Best of The Moody Blues''''' is a 1996 album by English progressive rock band [[The Moody Blues]] and went to number 13 in the United Kingdom. It is the first compilation album to feature ''[[Go Now]]'' featuring original lead singer [[Denny Laine]] who was replaced by [[Justin Hayward]] shortly after. ==Track listing== All songs written by [[Justin Hayward]] except where noted. {{Track listing | extra_column = Original album | title1 = [[Go Now]] | writer1 = [[Larry Banks]], Milton Bennett | extra1 = ''[[The Magnificent Moodies]]'', 1965 | length1 = 3:11 | title2 = [[Tuesday Afternoon|Tuesday Afternoon (Forever Afternoon)]] | extra2 = ''[[Days of Future Passed]]'', 1967 | length2 = 4:09 | title3 = [[Nights in White Satin]] | extra3 = ''Days of Future Passed'' | length3 = 4:25 | title4 = [[Ride My See-Saw]] | writer4 = [[John Lodge (musician)|John Lodge]] | extra4 = ''[[In Search of the Lost Chord]]'', 1968 | length4 = 3:42 | title5 = [[Voices in the Sky]] | extra5 = ''In Search of the Lost Chord'' | length5 = 3:29 | title6 = [[Question (The Moody Blues song)|Question]] | extra6 = ''[[A Question of Balance]]'', 1970 | length6 = 5:44 | title7 = [[The Story in Your Eyes]] |