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From '' Fire ''
Label: Peters International, Inc., Odeon -- PLD 9023
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released: 1978
Tracklist
A1 What'd I Say
A2 No Superman
A3 Georgia
A4 Fire
B1 Nights In White Satin
B2 You're Gonna Break My Heart
B3 So High Tonight
Vocals -- Chico
Guitar, Sitar -- Jean-Claude Bonaventure
Bass, Keyboards, Backing Vocals, Conductor -- Jean Lahcène
Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals -- Serge Haouzi
French Horn -- Christian Fourquet, Freddy Hovsepian, Kako Bessot, Serge Roux
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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.
Theme park attraction and other uses
The work was reinterpreted as the focus of Nights in White Satin: The Trip, a dark ride at the Hard Rock Park (now Freestyle Music Park) theme park in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, USA. The attraction, which included 3D-black light and fiber optic lighting effects and purpose-made films, was developed by Sally Corporation and Jon Binkowski of Hard Rock Park.
Riders entered through a bead curtain, were provided 3-D glasses, and upon return were greeted, \"how was your Trip?\" Visual Effects, Digital CGI and Special Effects were designed, produced, and installed by Attraction Design Services; ride vehicles were from ETF.
The attraction operated as \"The Trip\" for the single 2008 season the park operated as Hard Rock Park, but was rethemed with the sale and retitling of the park; \"park officials said the experience will be similar but the presentation will be changed.\"
Other uses of the song
This song is featured in the 1992 film Split Second.
This song is featured in Rob Zombie's Halloween II.
Cover versions
Beavers (サテンの夜 on their Viva! Beavers! album, 1968)
I Nomadi (Ho difeso il mio amore\" (Nights In White Satin) on I Nomadi album, 1968)
Patricia \"Mes rêves de satin\" French version (1968)
Marie Rottrová (Flamingo) - \"Slunce vstává\" - Czech version (1969)
Billie Davis (Decca F12977, single, 1969)
Eric Burdon and War (The Black-Man's Burdon album, 1970)
Johnny Maestro & The Brooklyn Bridge, \"The Brooklyn Bridge\" album, (1970)
Samuel Lilith - \"Nights in White Satin\", single 1970 (Australia)
Gerry & The Pacemakers - Nights in White Satin
Dalida Un Po D'amore (1968)
Deodato (Deodato 2 album, 1973)
Juliane Werding - Wildes Wasser, Single 1973,
Giorgio Moroder (Knights in White Satin album, 1976)
Bermuda Triangle Band (Bermuda Triangle album, 1977)
The Dickies (Dawn of the Dickies album, 1979)
Elkie Brooks (UK #32 Chart Hit 1982) (Pearls II album, 1982)
Jon St. James (Trans-Atlantic, 1984)
The Shadows (Moonlight Shadows album, 1986) (Instrumental version)
Jacky Cheung (昨夜夢魂中 (In My Dream Last Night) on his 昨夜夢魂中 album, 1988)
David Lanz (Skyline Firedance album, 1992)
Sandra (Fading Shades album, 1995)
Nancy Sinatra (One More Time album, 1995)
Lucie Bílá \"Noc je jak satén\" - Czech version (1998)
Mario Frangoulis (Nights In White Satin - Notte Di Luce on his Sometimes I Dream album, 2002)
The Vision Bleak (Nights In White Satin - on Songs of Good Taste Demo, 2002)
Offer Nissim featuring Ivri Lider - Nights in White Satin (Offer Nissim Remix)
Declan Galbraith (Thank You album, 2006)
Il Divo (Notte Di Luce on their Siempre album, 2006)
Tina Arena on her album Songs of Love & Loss II, 2008
Glenn Hughes with John Frusciante and Chad Smith (Music For The Divine album, 2006) (Used in the movie Stealth)
Jennifer Rush
Franck Pourcel (Instrumental) 1967
James Last (Instrumental) 1991
Damien Saez (multiple live performances)
Celtic Thunder (Performed by Celtic Thunder member Paul Byrom)
Alain Bashung (Osez Josephine album, 1991)
Sort Sol (Snakecharmer album, 2001)
Midnight Movies (Nights EP, 2008)
Blumfeld (B-Side of Single Tics and live performances)
Rock Goddess (Live performances)
God is an Astronaut (\"NIWS\", The End Of The Beginning album, 2002)
John Cowan and Moody Bluegrass, (Moody Bluegrass album, 2004)
Quidam (track07 \"Nights in White Satin\", \"HalfPlugged\" album, 2007)
Diane di Stasio (\"Nights in White Satin\", \"Vox Eterna\" album, 2009)
Irish duo RUA recorded a version on their 2007 album 'WHISPER'
Fariborz Lachini A Solo Piano version on his Golden Memories 1 album, 2008
Tori Amos Covered this song several times on tour during 2003 and 2005
Collide (These Eyes Before album, 2009)
Ed Kavalee On Get This
Cemetery Of Scream (Frozen Images album, 2009)
Powers of The Monk (Killing Time album, 2009)
Eugene McCarthy (\"De Barras, Sitting Room Sessions\" 2010)
Zeds Dead (Dubstep Remix 2010)
Will Martin (Inspirations album, 2010)
Matt Cardle (B-Side To The When We Collide Single)
The Man-Eating Tree (on their Vine album, 2010)
Bettye LaVette (Interpretations: The British Rock Songbook album, 2010)
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