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Irving Berlin

Blue Skies

1964 · via Irving Berlin

Irving Berlin’s earliest release of “Blue Skies” on file came out in 1964. Irving Berlin wrote it. The earliest release on file is Jimmy Dorsey and His Orch.’s, from 1942. Also recorded by Frank Sinatra (released 1956), Ella Fitzgerald (released 1959) and Willie Nelson (released 1978), among 721 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.

Irving Berlin – Blue Skies
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Play Berlin singing his own "Blue Skies," then Willie Nelson's take from 1978. The song does not care who is holding it, and that is the whole reason to follow Willie next.

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Credited writer: Irving Berlin.

Earliest release on file: Jimmy Dorsey and His Orch., 1942.

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Sinatra and Ella both sang Irving Berlin's "Blue Skies." Which of these artists, not exactly a Tin Pan Alley regular, also put it on record?Willie Nelson
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