The Moody Blues - Can't Nobody Love You (Live, 1966)

From ‘CHANNELLING THE BEAT!’ book (which includes details of more than 100 Moody Blues TV appearances from 1964 to 1973):

12-02-66 – ‘Music Hall De France’ (France): Can’t Nobody Love You / Bye Bye Bird (Taped on 10-02-66, as well as the big French hit ‘Bye Bye Bird’, featured in this live performance is a nice version of Solomon Burke’s ‘Can’t Nobody Love You’)
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