Dorothy Moore - Misty Blue Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who originally wrote 'Misty Blue'?

   'Misty Blue' was written by Bob Montgomery in 1966. Montgomery was a Nashville veteran and Buddy Holly's high school singing partner.

2. When did Dorothy Moore release her version of 'Misty Blue'?

   Dorothy Moore released her version of 'Misty Blue' in 1976. It became her biggest hit, reaching the top ten in several different radio formats.

3. What genre does Dorothy Moore's version of 'Misty Blue' fall under?

   Dorothy Moore's version of 'Misty Blue' is primarily considered a blues track, although the song itself has been covered in various genres including country and R&B.

4. How did Dorothy Moore come to record 'Misty Blue'?

   Dorothy Moore was invited by Malaco Records owner Tommy Couch to his studio to hear the song. She recorded it in one take with the rhythm section present. The track remained unreleased until 1975 when Malaco Records decided to press it themselves.

5. Has 'Misty Blue' been covered by other artists?

   'Misty Blue' has been covered by numerous artists across different genres, including Wilma Burgess, Eddy Arnold, Joe Simon, Billie Jo Spears, Monica, and Cyndi Lauper among others.

6. What are some notable achievements of Dorothy Moore's version of 'Misty Blue'?

   'Misty Blue' by Dorothy Moore reached the top ten on several radio formats and revitalized interest in the song among country artists. It remains one of her most recognizable hits.