Mellow Yellow

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Mellow Yellow is a 1966 psychedelic pop song by Scottish singer-songwriter Donovan, best known for its laid-back groove and whimsical, surreal lyrics.

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Mellow Yellow canonical 4
Donovan – "Mellow Yellow" 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
artist Donovan
chartPeakCountry United States
chartPositionUSBillboardHot100 2
chronologyInArtistSingles followedBy: "Epistle to Dippy"
precededBy: "Sunshine Superman"
linked to: Sunshine Superman
composer Donovan
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
genre pop rock
psychedelic pop
hasBSide Preachin' Love
hasCharacteristic laid-back groove
surreal lyrics
whimsical lyrics
hasCoverVersionBy Big Maybelle
Hugo Montenegro
hasCulturalReference rumored reference to smoking banana peels
hasInfluenceOn popular culture phrase "they call me mellow yellow"
hasInstrumentation bass guitar
brass
drums
percussion
vocals
hasKey C major
hasMusicalFeature brass arrangement
spoken-word style interjections
hasNotableCollaboration Paul McCartney (uncredited background presence, disputed)
hasNotableLyricTheme counterculture imagery
playful innuendo
hasTempo medium-slow
hasTimeSignature 4/4
includedInAlbum Mellow Yellow (album)
language English
length 2:51
partOf 1960s psychedelic music era
performer Donovan
producer Mickie Most
recordingDate 1966
recordLabel Epic Records
Pye Records
releaseDate 1966-10
releaseFormat 7-inch single
usedInAdvertisingFor Dairy Queen
The Gap
linked to: Old Navy
writer Donovan

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

Donovan notableWork Mellow Yellow
Donovan album Mellow Yellow
Donovan Philips Leitch notableWork Mellow Yellow
Mickie Most produced Donovan – "Mellow Yellow"
linked to: Mellow Yellow