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The Moody Blues’ first version of the Tim Hardin song, “How Can We Hang on to a Dream,” recorded in early July 1966 at Advision Studios. This session (with producer Denny Cordell) took place just a few months before Denny amicably parted ways with the Moodies, to pursue something different. This was also the band’s last session with Clint Warwick on bass. Ten days later, a remake of the track— now with Rod Clark—was recorded at Decca Studio No. 2. Tim Hardin was an artist and writer Denny was a