B Bb lue Sky is l C11 iving here to - d F ay Hey, ey - C ey Dm Mr.Blue Dm/C Sky, please tell us Bbmaj7 why you had to F/A hide away for Gm so long. So it’s no wonder that filmmakers have used it so often to bring a little light into their movies. I could listen to Tom Petty for ever: he's got such a wonderful, laconic lugubrious southern way of talking. Hey, ey - C ey Run F ning down the avenue, see how the Em7 sun sh A ines br Dm ightly, In the c G ity, on the s Em treets where once was p A ity, Mr. Blue Sky is one of the most joyful tunes out there. It's a lovely rockumentary: serious, without taking itself too seriously, probably because that's how its subject is. Somebody is probably right, to be honest. Somebody thought that his work with the great and the good – Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and George Harrison (as the Traveling Wilburys ), and with the other remaining Beatles (on the Anthology album) – was more interesting than focusing on my old cello teacher. It's less about ELO, more about Lynne as producer, arranger, collaborator, genius, wizard. Sadly not (though I think he is there, briefly, once). According to analysis of the song's composition, it's the happiest classic rock tune on record.
But its bouncy rhythms and soaring choruses aren't merely to our liking (or yours) - they've been scientifically proven to be happiness-inducing. I thought this film might reunite me with him. Blue Sky by Electric Light Orchestra is a joyous chunk of '70s rock as only ELO's musical genius Jeff Lynne could deliver. He was always late, quite often he didn't show up at all, probably because he hadn't got up in time, or was touring America or something. Lynne) Verse 1 F Sun is shinin' in the sky, Em7 A7 Dm There ain't a cloud in sight G It's stopped rainin' Em A7 Everybody's in a play Bb And don't you know C F C It's a beautiful new day, hey hey F Runnin' down the avenue, (Panting) Em7 A7 Dm See how the sun shines brightly G Em In the city on the streets A7 Where once was. The song first appeared on the band’s seventh studio. Although it was never ELOs biggest hit, it is a song that has maintained popularity over the years. Blue Sky is a song from the discography of the English rock band Electric Light Orchestra (ELO).
Despite dozens of other classics vying for the title, the 1978 hit was selected by a fifth of all respondents. With Chaney Kley, Richard Karn, Mary Kate Schellhardt, Nancy Rita Wolfe.
A poll of 1,300 adults ranging in age from 30 to 55 has crowned the Electric Light Orchestra’s Mr. He had long hair, flared jeans – he smoked. Blue Sky was originally recorded at Musicland Studios in Munich, Germany during the summer of 1977. A new survey says there’s one song from the ’70s that hits that note better than any other. Blue Sky Sun is shinin in the sky, There aint a cloud in sight Its stopped rainin Everybodys in a play And dont you know Its a beautiful new day.
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