“Pink Moon,” the title track of Nick Drake’s last album, is his most famous and enduring song. It’s a different and great song, although not quite as classic as King Harvest’s.
It’s worth noting that there’s another song with the same title by the band Thin Lizzy, released four years later. It’s been 50 years since it came out, and you know it still gets your toe tappin’ in the grocery aisle. Still, it’s hard to ignore this one-hit-wonders crown jewel. King Harvest was a 1970s New York rock band that failed to find success outside of their song “Dancing in the Moonlight.” The band was unlucky in the way of management, and despite a few attempts at further success, King Harvest never made another successful song or album.Īfter the band dissolved, some of its members filled in with the Beach Boys or played with members of that group in their respective solo projects. An electric guitar shows up minimally, apart from a short solo. There’s a playful keyboard part driving the melody, a bass part that follows the keyboard, and the drums hold everything together. The song is a pretty simple one as far as instrumentation goes. It’s one of the most memorable songs around from a relatively unknown band. You can probably hear the song’s hook in your head when you read the title. “ Dancing in the moonlight, everybody’s feeling warm and bright it’s such a fine and natural sight-everybody dancing in the moonlight!” “Dancing in The Moonlight” – King Harvest Some of the best songs about the moon speak about the power it holds on us. Even if some of the songs in this list aren’t your favorites, we hope you can agree that they’re beautiful in their own right. This article will cover the 6 best songs about the moon, although you’re entitled to dispute these picks. Some are amazing, and some are less-than-inspired - but which are the best? As a result, there are plenty of moon tunes. The close relationship between the moon and the ocean offers nearly endless opportunities for metaphors, lyrics, and all of the factors that go into beautiful songs. Its universal presence in all of our lives lends itself to romance, wonder, mystery, and awe. The moon has been a muse ever since people started writing songs and telling stories. ↓ Continue Reading To See This Amazing Video
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