Uploaded March 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
"Green-Eyed Lady", by American rock band Sugarloaf, went on to peak at #3 on the Billboard chart in 1970. The song was a last minute track addition to their Sugarloaf album and remains the band's most popular song. Three singles were released, and this is version #3 (time-wise) commonly heard on radio today. It's great if you like a progressive rock influenced pop song with a lot of Hammond organ. Known for their Jazz Fusion and Psychedelic rock, the band was originally called Chocolate Hair but changed their name because of its potentially racist interpretation so they chose "Sugarloaf" after a local Colorado ski resort.
"Green-Eyed Lady", by American rock band Sugarloaf, went on to peak at #3 on the Billboard chart in 1970. The song was a last minute track addition to their Sugarloaf album and remains the band's most popular song. Three singles were released, and this is version #3 (time-wise) commonly heard on radio today. It's great if you like a progressive rock influenced pop song with a lot of Hammond organ. Known for their Jazz Fusion and Psychedelic rock, the band was originally called Chocolate Hair but changed their name because of its potentially racist interpretation so they chose "Sugarloaf" after a local Colorado ski resort.
