Name: Keys of the Kingdom
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SKU: 214173
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Keys of the Kingdom

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Album: Keys of the Kingdom
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Say It With Love	More Info...	3:57
2)	Bless The Wings (That Bring You Back)	More Info...	5:11
3)	Is This Heaven?	More Info...	4:05
4)	Say What You Mean Parts I And II	More Info...	5:39
5)	Lean On Me (Tonight)	More Info...	4:59
6)	Hope And Pray	More Info...	5:03
7)	Shadows On The Wall	More Info...	5:07
8)	Once Is Enough	More Info...	4:04
9)	Celtic Sonant	More Info...	5:02
10)	Magic	More Info...	5:11
11)	Never Blame The Rainbows For The Rain	More Info...	4:58

Album: Keys of the Kingdom
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Say It With Love	More Info...	3:57
2)	Bless The Wings (That Bring You Back)	More Info...	5:11
3)	Is This Heaven?	More Info...	4:05
4)	Say What You Mean Parts I And II	More Info...	5:39
5)	Lean On Me (Tonight)	More Info...	4:59
6)	Hope And Pray	More Info...	5:03
7)	Shadows On The Wall	More Info...	5:07
8)	Once Is Enough	More Info...	4:04
9)	Celtic Sonant	More Info...	5:02
10)	Magic	More Info...	5:11
11)	Never Blame The Rainbows For The Rain	More Info...	4:58

Performer Notes

The Moody Blues: Ray Thomas (vocals, tambourine); Justin Hayward (vocals, guitar); John Lodge (vocals, bass); Graeme Edge (drums).
Additional personnel: Jamie Talbot (alto saxophone); Nigel Hitchcock (tenor saxophone); Guy Barker (trumpet); Peter Beachill (trombone); Patrick Moraz (keyboards); Amy Duncan (drums); Bias Boshell, Paul Bliss (programming); Stephen Mear (tap dance sequence); Pro Arte Orchestra Of London.
Producers: Christopher Neil, Alan Tarney, Tony Visconti.
Engineers: Tony Visconti, Pete Jones, Gerry Kitchingham.
Recorded at Olympic Studios, R.G. Jones Studios and The Hit Factory in London, England.
Personnel: Jamie Talbot (alto saxophone); Nigel Hitchcock (tenor saxophone); Guy Barker (trumpet); Pete Beachill (trombone); Patrick Moraz (keyboards); Andy Duncan (drums); Bias Boshell (programming, keyboard programming, drum programming); Paul Bliss (keyboard programming, drum programming).
Audio Mixers: John Hudson; Tony Visconti.
Recording information: Hit Factory, London, England; Olympic Studios, London, England; R.G. Jones Studios, London, England.
Illustrator: Satori .
Photographers: Brian Aris; Andie Airfix.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Patrick Moraz; Pro Arte Orchestra .
Arranger: Anne Dudley.
Released a decade after the Moodies' comeback album LONG DISTANCE VOYAGER, KEYS hammered home the point that the world's oldest art-rock band had no plans to fade away. While VOYAGER added a light '80s production sheen to the group's trademark sound, KEYS finds the group leaping whole-heartedly into state-of-the-art arrangements replete with electronic-sounding percussion, sequencers, and cavernous reverb. "Say What you Mean" even ventures into dance music. This being a Moody Blues album, there are respites like the acoustic-based ballad "Is This Heaven," but the bulk of KEYS is given over to radio-ready power ballads. It's important to remember, though, that these are the guys who invented the power ballad, so they've earned the right to coast on the format for a few songs.