Moody’s Mood for Love
Amy Winehouse’s earliest release of “Moody’s Mood for Love” on file came out in 2003. Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh and James Moody are credited as its writers. The earliest release on file is James Moody’s, from 1957. Also recorded by King Pleasure (released 1991), Mina (released 1988) and George Benson (released 1980). It is on the album Frank (2003).
Moody's own record put his name on the credit right next to Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh, and the song kept moving until Amy Winehouse put out her take in 2003. Pull on Fields and you find out what else those co-writers were up to.
▶Moody's Mood For Love / Teo LicksCredited writers: Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh and James Moody.
Earliest release on file: James Moody, 1957.
On the album Frank (2003).
- Joop Hendriks1975
- George Benson1980
- Karin Krog, Warne Marsh, Red Mitchell1981
- Mark Murphy1982
- James Moody and His Swedish Crowns1986
- Thore Swanerud1986
- Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers1987
- Mina1988
- King Pleasure1991
- Van Morrison1993
- Quincy Jones1995
- “Brother” Jack McDuff1997
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