"Mr. Blue" was the Fleetwoods' first single released after their string of early hits, and it failed to chart nationally. This marked a downturn in their commercial fortunes after their initial burst of success.
- The single was released on the small Poppydisc label in July 1959. It was the group's first single release after their breakthrough hits "Come Softly to Me" and "Graduation Day." The single did not achieve the same chart success as their previous releases.
- This was the Fleetwoods' first single released on the Poppydisc label. It followed their massive 1959 hits "Come Softly to Me" and "Graduation Day." The single failed to chart nationally.
- Released in July 1959, "Mr. Blue" was the Fleetwoods' attempt to replicate their earlier chart success. Unlike their previous singles, it did not reach the Billboard charts. The song was released on the Poppydisc label.
The Fleetwoods were a vocal group from Olympia, Washington, best known for their smooth, ethereal vocal harmonies. At the time of "Mr. Blue's" release, they were nearing the end of their initial wave of popularity following the massive success of "Come Softly to Me."
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