"Blue Skies" was written by Richard Rogers (music) and Lorenz Hart (lyrics) in 1927 for the musical Betsy. It was first performed by Belle Baker, who was called out for 24 encores of the song.
Al Jolsen performed it in the Jazz Singer also in 1927. It was recorded for the first time the following year by Ben Selvin.
Benny Goodman and his orchestra recorded it in 1935 and 1946.
Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire performed it in 1946 in the movie of the same title.
Count Basie recorded the song also in 1946.
Moon Mulican recorded it as a swing version in 1939.
Jim Reeves recorded it as a country version in 1962 and Willie Nelson in 1978.
For a more complete list of recording artists and performances, see the related link below.
Jeff Lynne was the vocalist for The Electric Light Orchestra (ELO).
Electric Light Orchestra (or ELO for short) sang Mr Blue Sky.
Blue skies wrote it, in his regimented version... he did.
Irving Berlin
the fleetwoods.
Rongo
lonestar
Mr blue sky
B.B. King sang "How Blue Can You Get?" on a 1977 Sanford & Son episode called "Fred Sings the Blues."
Culture Beat.
If you mean "Mr Blue Sky", it was the Electric Light Orchestra
ELO - Mr. Blue Sky, love that song
Blue Sky Records was created in 1973.
ELO released Mr Blue Sky around the 1990s. This type of music was booming back then, and they capitalized in the opportunity to make lots of money from it.
Mr. Blue Sky by ELO
my neighbour his name is Mr Rainwater Blue-Sky Above
Leslie Gore sang "Blue Navy Blue"
Maybe you mean Mr. Universe. It was sang by The Flirtations.
Jen Chapin & Rosetta Trio, Season 1 of Defiance, Goodbye Blue Sky episode
"Mr. Blue Sky" by ELO (electric light orchestra)
Why is sky blue
Blue Blue Sky was created in 1998.