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The Moody Blues - "Lose your money"

Published May 4, 2010

Views 22.2K  |  Likes 127  |  Comments 18
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Mod ZebMod Zeb
6.01K subs327 videosApr 2009

This video has 22.2K views and 127 likes, ranking #1,517,627 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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22,272

Likes

127

Comments

18

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Total (all-time): $16 – $45

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Perrennial mums favorites the Moody Blues before going all flowery in 67 cut some pretty decent R&B sides for Decca from 64 to 66 including the Magnificent Moodies lp and an Ep. A Brummie band ,led by vocalist Denny Laine who'd later make millions with McCartney and Wings with "Mull of Kintyre" and several 45's in his …

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May 4, 2010
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