“Green Tambourine”

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“Green Tambourine” is a 1967 psychedelic pop hit by the Lemon Pipers, known for its distinctive use of electric sitar and its status as one of the defining songs of the bubblegum pop era.

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instanceOf bubblegum pop song
psychedelic pop song
single
song
album Green Tambourine NERFINISHED
artist The Lemon Pipers NERFINISHED
associatedAct The Lemon Pipers NERFINISHED
certification gold record
chartPeakCountry United States NERFINISHED
chartPeakPosition 1
chartPeakUKSingles 7
chartPositionUSBillboardHot100 1
composer Paul Leka NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
decade 1960s
featuresInstrument electric sitar
tambourine
followedBy Rice Is Nice NERFINISHED
genre bubblegum pop
psychedelic pop
psychedelic rock
hasBside No Help From Me NERFINISHED
hasMusicStyleCharacteristic catchy pop melody
orchestral arrangement
prominent string section
use of echo and reverb effects
hasTitleWord Green
Tambourine NERFINISHED
includedIn various 1960s hits compilations
influencedGenre bubblegum pop
isHitSingleOf The Lemon Pipers NERFINISHED
language English
length 2:26
lyricalTheme street busker asking for money to play tambourine
lyricist Shelley Pinz NERFINISHED
notableFor being a defining song of the bubblegum pop era
distinctive use of electric sitar
partOf 1960s bubblegum pop movement
1960s psychedelic music
performer The Lemon Pipers NERFINISHED
precededBy Turn Around and Take a Look NERFINISHED
producer Paul Leka NERFINISHED
recordingDate 1967
recordLabel Buddah Records NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1967-11
releaseYear 1967
writer Paul Leka NERFINISHED
Shelley Pinz NERFINISHED

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Buddah Records notableRelease “Green Tambourine”