Greyhound - Black and White / Sand in Your Shoes

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The Greyhound is a British reggae band that was active in the 1970s. "Black and White" and "Sand in Your Shoes" were both popular songs that the band released during this time.

"Black and White":
Released in 1971, "Black and White" is a reggae song that addresses the issue of racial inequality. The lyrics of the song urge people to judge others based on their actions and not on the color of their skin. The song is notable for its catchy melody and memorable chorus, which includes the lines, "The world is black, the world is white, it turns by day and then by night". The song was a major hit for Greyhound, reaching number 6 on the UK Singles Chart and becoming an anthem for the Civil Rights Movement and was covered by several other artists, including Three Dog Night.

"Sand in Your Shoes":
Released in 1974, "Sand in Your Shoes" is an upbeat and catchy reggae song that celebrates the pleasures of summer and tropical beaches. The song's lyrics describe a paradise-like location where the sun is shining and the sand is warm. The song is notable for its catchy melody, upbeat rhythm, and memorable chorus, which includes the lines, "You've got sand in your shoes, from too much sunshine, too much blue skies, and too much wine". The song became a popular summer anthem and remains a beloved classic of the reggae genre.

Both "Black and White" and "Sand in Your Shoes" were popular hits for Greyhound and helped to establish the band as a significant force in the reggae music scene of the 1970s.


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