#1 for 1 week February 27, 2000 Moby – Natural Blues This dance pop song was the most-played in my life soundtrack for one week Be the first to share your thoughts How is this artist or song part of your life soundtrack? Song Details Soundtrack Playlisted Recurrent Setlisted Vault Medium Rotation N/A N/A N/A N/A Key notation E-Flat Minor Tempo Moderate (108-119 BPM) Credits Alan Lomax (songwriter), Moby (artist), Moby (lead artist), Moby (producer), Moby (songwriter), Vera Hall (featured artist), Vera Hall (songwriter) Related music #1 for 1 week July 24, 1999 Moby – Porcelain #1 for 1 week May 26, 1996 Moby – Feeling So Real Top 10 October 29, 2006 Moby – Move (You Make Me Feel So Good) Top 10 October 29, 2000 Moby – South Side (feat. Gwen Stefani) Top 10 February 25, 2018 Moby – This Wild Darkness Song grouping(s) Cooldown Downtempo Essential Heartbreak Melancholy Profound Voxpop Start a discussion Please be respectful. Keep your criticism constructive. Open your mind to new ideas and opinions. Comments are reviewed according to the submission guidelines. Share your thoughts Cancel reply
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