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Life's Not Life

"Life's Not Life" is a song written by Denny Laine and Mike Pinder, initially recorded by their group the Moody Blues.

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The song, inspired by the Four Seasons, was recorded in a period where the band saw little commercial success and instabilities in their line-up, and is their only release to feature Rod Clark on bass. Despite being recorded and sung by Laine in September 1966, Decca Records chose to release the single in January 1967 after guitarist Justin Hayward and bassist John Lodge had replaced him and Clark. The single received extensive radio play, but failed to chart. Reviews of the single were positive upon initial release.

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