Justin Hayward is said to have written "Nights In White Satin" during a tumultuous time in his young life. He was seeing the end of one relationship and the beginning of a new relationship with a woman who eventually became his wife. He says there is a 'spiritual' component to the song as well as an 'I love you, baby--come to bed' component. "Nights In White Satin" has become so much a part of our culture that Justin no longer believes the song actually belongs to him or to the Moody Blues...it belongs to the fans. And of course it would be a lovely wedding song--it's all about love!
The closest song title to "Knight in White" is, Nights in White Satin, or The White Knight. Nights in White Satin is performed by Moody Blues, while The White Knight is performed by Cledus Maggard.
The song "Nights In White Satin" was written by Justin Hayward. It was released in 1967 on the album "Days of Future Passed" by the group The Moody Blues.
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"Nights in White Satin" is a 1967 single by The Moody Blues, written by Justin Hayward and first featured on the album Days of Future Passed.
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The song Nights in White Satin was recorded and released by the Moody Blues on the 10th November 1967. Taken from their best selling album Days of Future Passed, and written by Justin Hayward, lead singer of the group. It wasn't a hit first time around. When it was re-released in 1972, it went on to be a huge hit in most of the world.
The song Nights in White Satin was recorded and released by the Moody Blues on the 10th November 1967. Taken from their best selling album Days of Future Passed, and written by Justin Hayward, lead singer of the group. It wasn't a hit first time around. When it was re-released in 1972, it went on to be a huge hit in most of the world.
Need You Now (Lady Antebellum), Never My Love (The Association), Night and Day (Frank Sinatra), Nights in White Satin (The Moody Blues), No, Not Much (The Four Lads), No Women No Cry (Bob Marley), North To Alaska (Johnny Horton) and No Place That Far (Sara Evans & Vince Gill) are song titles.