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===Songs===
===Songs===
*[[Blue Skies (song)|''Blue Skies'' (song)]], a much-recorded song by Irving Berlin
*[[Blue Skies (song)|"Blue Skies" (song)]], a much-recorded song by Irving Berlin
*[[Blue Skies (BT song)|''Blue Skies'' (BT song)]], a song by BT featuring the vocals of Tori Amos
*[[Blue Skies (BT song)|"Blue Skies" (BT song)]], a song by BT featuring the vocals of Tori Amos
*"Blue Skies", a song from Blackpool Lights album ''[[This Town's Disaster]]''
*"Blue Skies", a song from Blackpool Lights album ''[[This Town's Disaster]]''
*"Blue Skies", a song by a-ha from the album ''[[Hunting High and Low]]''
*"Blue Skies", a song by a-ha from the album ''[[Hunting High and Low]]''
*[[Blue Skies (Noah and the Whale Song)]], a song by British folk band Noah and the Whale, from their album .''The First Days of Spring''
*[[Blue Skies (Noah and the Whale song)|"Blue Skies" (Noah and the Whale song)]], a song by British folk band Noah and the Whale, from their album ''The First Days of Spring''
*[[Blue Skies (Jamiroquai song)|Blue Skies]], a song by british funk band [[Jamiroquai]]
*[[Blue Skies (Jamiroquai song)]], a song by British funk band Jamiroquai


==In Film==
==In Film==
*[[Blue Skies (film)|''Blue Skies'' (film)]], a 1946 musical film, starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire
*[[Blue Skies (film)|''Blue Skies'' (film)]], a 1946 musical film, starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire
*[[Blue Skies (1929 film)|''Blue Skies'' (1929 film)]], a romantic drama directed by [[Alfred L. Werker]]
*[[Blue Skies (1929 film)|''Blue Skies'' (1929 film)]], a romantic drama directed by [[Alfred L. Werker]]



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Revision as of 14:39, 19 March 2011

Blue Skies may refer to:

In Music

Albums

Songs

In Film