Great Lennon-McCartney composition performed by one of the most underrated British groups of the early 60's. Living in a region of the states where the Applejacks got zero radio air-play, I feel so fortunate to have discovered this talented group who obviously enjoyed playing together and enjoyed playing for their audience. It really comes through in their sound. I never grow tired of hearing this one and "Tell Me When".
I think this version is better than The Beatles version, remember that the beatles did not finish it. they made it as a demo. I think for this reason this version is better
Pues yo prefiero 300000000000000000 veces la versión de Paul,,,aunque a El no le guste demasiado...a mi me encanta,,,es preciosa. ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡BEATLES FOREVER!!!!!!!
I don't think we should be so hard on the poor Decca executive. I mean, I am a great fan of the Beatles, but according to George Martin, the first time he heard them, they were "crap". But he could see potential in them.
ya they mite of been a little sloppy, but after they came back from hamburg, everyone started to see how big they could be. but no one should say fuck decca, its there loss, people should feel sorry for them if anything
@beatles9013 Sorry for DECCA yes, they made the biggest mistake of turning down the Beatles but they did signed the Stones which they did made profit but the Beatles are more better and achieved more succes than the Rolling Stones.
Paul McCartney wrote it in 1957.
He sang it in Decca session in 1962 and he is fantastic!!!
He's got a great voice as usual!!!!!
Flannij 10 months ago
Great Lennon-McCartney composition performed by one of the most underrated British groups of the early 60's. Living in a region of the states where the Applejacks got zero radio air-play, I feel so fortunate to have discovered this talented group who obviously enjoyed playing together and enjoyed playing for their audience. It really comes through in their sound. I never grow tired of hearing this one and "Tell Me When".
rickyrec1 10 months ago
Was this written for them, or did the Beatles record it?
Strawberry7Lynn 1 year ago
i will play this over and over love it all ways have god bless the sixtys
kevster1965 1 year ago
I think hey should have released this already in 1963, they would have scored much better with it then.
timotastic 1 year ago
this version is more poppy. i prefer mccartney's voice, more bluesy on the demo version. but both rock!
aerztin13 2 years ago
@aerztin13 The Beatles version speaks to the audience better
beatleholic13 1 year ago
@beatleholic13 What does that even mean?
hurricaneUK 11 months ago
Concuerdo que nadie superara jamas a los beatles:D
pero que es una digna interpretacion Si..
tambien la tocan chido:D
bboyhugo 2 years ago
Now way the Beatles version rocks!
lyrandar01 2 years ago 4
Muy buena, pero los Beatles son los Beatles.
rashteco 2 years ago
I think this version is better than The Beatles version, remember that the beatles did not finish it. they made it as a demo. I think for this reason this version is better
BEATBOY67 3 years ago
Pues yo prefiero 300000000000000000 veces la versión de Paul,,,aunque a El no le guste demasiado...a mi me encanta,,,es preciosa. ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡BEATLES FOREVER!!!!!!!
ThaiserKrys 3 years ago
OH OH....ES MEJOR QUE LA VERSION DE LOS BEATLES!!!...JAMAS PENSÉ DECIR ESO!!!
PERO BUENO....McCA LA INVENTÓ Y ESO ES MAS GRANDE QUE NADA....JAJAJA!!!
DeeckyCobennon 3 years ago
Written by McCartney ...
zapspace 3 years ago
that little instrument melody is like the part in I'm In Love, John used it in another L&M song lol.
rayrevalee 3 years ago
Wow! Thank you! :-)
GirlSpoken4 3 years ago
A Beatles song , well sung..
johnnybrew1 4 years ago
On Decca...the label that turned down the Beatles!
maynardgkrebsiii 4 years ago
yeah fuck them! decca... not the beatles...
kevintarzandotier 3 years ago
I don't think we should be so hard on the poor Decca executive. I mean, I am a great fan of the Beatles, but according to George Martin, the first time he heard them, they were "crap". But he could see potential in them.
bunchie1966 3 years ago 5
yes. the Beatles were a bit "sloppy" (maybe tired from the Night Before/ not really prepared) at/for the Decca Audition.
thePharoah90086 3 years ago
ya they mite of been a little sloppy, but after they came back from hamburg, everyone started to see how big they could be. but no one should say fuck decca, its there loss, people should feel sorry for them if anything
beatles9013 3 years ago
@beatles9013 Sorry for DECCA yes, they made the biggest mistake of turning down the Beatles but they did signed the Stones which they did made profit but the Beatles are more better and achieved more succes than the Rolling Stones.
1979cl1 1 year ago
Al, get in touch, your god daughter Sara x
linxsys 4 years ago
Stuart Coates/Jackson sends his regards remember
the Queen's Jubilee, Milton Keynes 2002...?
GarciasGirl 4 years ago