Yes remember all the beat versions from my early youth..Never actually heard this original version before.I Know this had a uk London release too but actually never come across a copy...thanks for the upload..great stuff
@54Richie there was a documentary on pbs several years ago called "john lennon's jukebox" which literally featured a portable jukebox once owned by john lennon and this was one of the records that was in it, directly inspired "instant kharma"
He's clearly channeling Samuel J. Gopher (from the land of Winnie the Pooh) @ :28 to :40!
QuadMochaMatti 1 month ago
John Lennon called this song "Son of What'd I Say".
Bopalena 4 months ago
Killer. Sure enough it's a Ray Charles pastiche, but every bit as hypnotic, compelling and groovy as the real thing.
glennrice 8 months ago
Sounds like it was inspired by Ray Charles.
KUTVgroucho 11 months ago 3
This is such a great foot tapping song, like the Beatles version too! Apparently loads of other people have covered it.
Maxshard 11 months ago
Yes remember all the beat versions from my early youth..Never actually heard this original version before.I Know this had a uk London release too but actually never come across a copy...thanks for the upload..great stuff
54Richie 1 year ago
@54Richie there was a documentary on pbs several years ago called "john lennon's jukebox" which literally featured a portable jukebox once owned by john lennon and this was one of the records that was in it, directly inspired "instant kharma"
rockabillycat1954 1 year ago
@54Richie hello mate, i found this gem and many others on a compilation album called "at the club", a superb collection of sixties club classics.
spooksixsix 1 month ago