The 21 day Music Challenge - Day Seventeen - Songs with colours in the title

Jack in the Green - Jethro Tull
Black Knight - Deep Purple
Don't Eat The Yellow Snow - Frank Zappa
Bobby Brown - Frank Zappa
 
'She Wears Red Feathers'.
Guy Mitchell. Was No.1 in the British charts in the 1950s.

'Tie a Yellow Ribbon round the old oak tree'.
Tony Orlando and Dawn.

Tangerine.
Frank Sinatra & others. 😁
 
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Being beige........Smashing Pumpkins
Big yellow taxi......Joni Mitchell
Black ice .............AC DC
Blue eyes...........Elton John
 
Beige of Aquarius
I'm Not In Dove (Grey)
Greenage Kicks
Blue Are You?
If I Could Turn Black Lime
The Boys Are Back In Brown

And anything by :

Bluezie Quatro
Right Said Red
Roberta Black
Roy Auburnson
Millie Vanilla
Puce Springsgreen
Chuck Strawberry
 
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Little Green Bag - George Baker Selection
French Navy - Camera Obscura
Summertime Blues - Eddie Cochran
 
Have you ever had it blue......Style Council
Goodbye Baby Blue......Van
Mood Indigo.....Nina Simone....but Jimmy Scotts version is my favourite.
Blue Lights....Jorja Smith
 
99 Red Balloons
Lily the Pink
Paint it Black
Little White Bull
My White Bicycle
Fade to Grey
Knights in White Satin
Old Rag Blues
Yellow Rose of Texas
Silver Dream Machine
Black night
Brown Sugar
It's Bitsy Teeney Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
A White Sports Coat
Randy. (Blue Mink)
Ride a White Swan
Pretty in Pink
Golden Brown
Long Legged Woman Dressed in Black

Apologies if some have already been mentioned; just too lazy to keep strolling up and down
 
Green Tambourine - The Lemon Piper's (bonus point)

White Room - Cream (another bonus point ☺ )

Both these singles I bought at a time of classic pop and progressive rock
 
Bullfrog Blues: Rory Gallagher.
White Lines(don’t do it) Melle Mel(Grandmaster Flash)
Red Eyes and Tears: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.
 
Little Green Apples - Roger Miller

Honey - Bobby Goldsboro (that's another double up )

Yep the 60s was a very colourful time in music
 
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