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From Memphis To Merseyside
Colours (part one)
Ep. 188
This week, on From Memphis To Merseyside, Tony Stuart and Aaron Badgley begin the first of a two part look at the colours of rock. These are all songs with a colour in the title. There are a few surprises. Part one starts in the 1950s and ends in the mid 1960s. Part two picks up in the mid sixties and goes into the 1970s.
That is this week, on From Memphis To Merseyside.
- Ric Denis – This Rumbling Sky
- Elvis Presley – Blue Moon
- Johnnie Ray & The Four Lads – The Little White Cloud That Cried (Cancon)
- Elvis Presley – Blue Moon Of Kentucky
- Pérez Prado and his Orchestra – Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White
- Don Cherry – Band Of Gold
- The Diamonds – Black Denim Trousers and Motorcycle Boots (Cancon)
- Elvis Presley – When The Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again
- Jim Lowe – Green Door
- Carl Perkins – Blue Suede Shoes
- Fats Domino – Blueberry Hill
- Fats Domino – Blue Monday
- Fats Domino – My Blue Heaven
- Marty Robbins – A White Sports Coat (And A Pink Carnation)
- Ruby Murray – Little White Lies
- Betty Johnson – The Little Blue Man
- Don Messer & His Islanders – Little Black Hen (Cancon)
- Don Messer & His Islanders – The Blue Mountain Waltz (Cancon)
- George Jones – White Lightning
- The Brothers Four – Greenfields
- Brian Hyland – Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
- Roy Orbison – Blue Angel
- Jimmy Clanton – Venus In Blue Jeans
- Bobby Vinton – Blue Velvet
- Bobby Vinton – Blue On Blue
- Nino Tempo and April Stevens – Deep Purple
- The Beatles – Baby’s In Black
- Stan Wilson and Lenin Castro – Red And Black (Cancon)
- Vic Dana – Red Roses For A Blue Lady
- Bobby Curtola – Mean Woman Blues (Cancon)
- The Kingsmen – The Jolly Green Giant
- Shirley Bassey – Goldfinger
- The Rolling Stones – Paint It Black
- The Beatles – Yellow Submarine
- Mitch Ryder – Devil With A Blue Dress
- Bryan James Duffy – The Red Brick Road (Cancon)
- Cowboy Junkies – Blue Moon Revisited (Song For Elvis) (Cancon)
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