Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame inducted Denny Laine: Songs & Stories

As a Founding Member of THE MOODY BLUES and a Founding Member of WINGS, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame® Inductee DENNY LAINE along with his new group The Moody Wing Band will be touring America throughout 2019 and 2020. As a premier English songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Denny is best known for his roles as the original Guitarist and Lead Singer of THE MOODY BLUES from 1964 through 1966 and as the co-founder of WINGS with Paul McCartney. Denny was one of three constants in WINGS, along with Paul and Linda McCartney from 1971 through 1981.

At the height of the British Invasion, Denny Laine was one of the most recognizable voices on the music scene. As the lead singer of the Moody Blues first and only number one hit, “Go Now,” a worldwide multi-million seller, his soulful lead vocal performance, coupled with Mike Pinders piano, has become a classic.

Denny left the Moody Blues and formed The Electric String Band, writing the hit “Say You Dont Mind,” and opened for Jimi Hendrix in London. Denny joined Balls and Ginger Bakers Air Force, singing lead on the memorable “Man Of Constant Sorrow.” In 1971, he co-founded Wings with Paul McCartney and together they dominated the airwaves during the 1970’s.

After Wings ended, Denny went on to a successful solo career that continues to this day. In April 2018, Denny was honored with the induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a founding member of The Moody Blues.

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