Blue Jay Way

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"Blue Jay Way" is a psychedelic rock song by the Beatles, written by George Harrison and inspired by a foggy night in Los Angeles.

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Blue Jay Way canonical 1
Blue Jay Way street, Los Angeles 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf psychedelic rock song
song
artist The Beatles
associatedPlace Blue Jay Way street, Los Angeles
linked to: Blue Jay Way

Hollywood Hills
Los Angeles
catalogNumber Magical Mystery Tour LP track
composer George Harrison
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
genre psychedelic pop
psychedelic rock
hasKey C major (modal)
hasMusicalFeature Hammond organ
Indian-influenced modal harmony
backward tape effects
drone
phasing effects
hasNotableInstrument Hammond organ played by George Harrison
backward-recorded tape loops
bass guitar
cello
drums
hasSongwriterCredit George Harrison
hasTheme disorientation
loneliness
waiting for friends to arrive
includedIn Magical Mystery Tour (1967 film)
inspiredBy Blue Jay Way street in the Hollywood Hills
a foggy night in Los Angeles
language English
leadVocal George Harrison
length approximately 3 minutes 55 seconds
partOf Magical Mystery Tour (EP)
Magical Mystery Tour (film soundtrack)
partOfAlbum Magical Mystery Tour
partOfDiscographyOf The Beatles
performer The Beatles
producer George Martin
recordedAt EMI Studios, Abbey Road, London
linked to: EMI Studios, London
recordingYear 1967
recordLabel Capitol Records
Parlophone
releaseYear 1967
tempo slow
timeSignature 4/4
usedIn Magical Mystery Tour television film soundtrack
vocalist George Harrison
writer George Harrison

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Magical Mystery Tour (soundtrack) includesSong Blue Jay Way
subject linked to: Magical Mystery Tour
Blue Jay Way associatedPlace Blue Jay Way street, Los Angeles
linked to: Blue Jay Way