First heard this on their "Live at the BBC" CD's...thought it was a Buddy Holly cover! Cool how during the "break", George plays, then maybe is "stuck" a bit and stays silent? The Beatles...awesome. I can picture Paul peering over smiling at George after he went silent, by so doing in a friendly way saying, "So that was it?". So it's so cool, they are improvising, and, yes, it seems like it's about ready to be Beatles single, but it wasn't, eh?
YES: When I first heard this on the "Live at the BBC" CD's, I thought it was a cover of Buddy Holly. Yes, it is just about there as a Beatles single, huh? Maybe the "middle eight" is a bit weak? Notice George kind of fizzles on his solo on the song....it's great cuz they seem to be
improvising, so "fizzle" is not a fair word. I can imagine Paul smiling over at George after George's "silence" during the latter part of his "break"! Beautiful on the spot stuff! Beatles, YES!
"That's Paul, through and through. Doesn't it sound like him? Tra la la la la [laughs]. Yeah, that's Paul on the voids of driving through the country."
The Beatles themselves were like other men, but the music and lyrics channeled through them contained magic and messages from beyond the mind. If you love The Beatles and their music, search "Truth Contest" in Google and click the 1st result, then open The Present and read through the section about The Beatles.
— Touching it needn't become: pits large enough to choke horses. Horses lifting their tails to facilitate those tasked with artificial fluidity are horses that earn oats by the trough.
Oh wow, I haven't heard this before! I agree, I hear Buddy Holly and the Everly's but god it doesn't matter, the Beatles make it their own and immortalize everything they touch!
"That's Paul, through and through. Doesn't it sound like him? Tra la la la la [laughs]. Yeah, that's Paul on the voids of driving through the country."
"That's Paul, through and through. Doesn't it sound like him? Tra la la la la [laughs]. Yeah, that's Paul on the voids of driving through the country."
The Beatles wrote this song for Billy J Kramer and the dakotas. They recorded this version -- the only one in existence -- during one of their BBC radio shows as a demo for Kramer.
I'm saving this for my retirement party . . . just a few more years. Wow, I never heard it before and I agree it is very Buddy Holly like. Thank you!!
It is the Beatles, it was recorded for a BBC radio show in early April 1964, its not an EMI studio recording, its from the Album Live at the BBC, they recorded lots of songs for the BBC that they never issued on disc.
To learn how to hear the hidden messages in Beatles songs, search "Truth Contest" in Google and click the 1st result, then open The Present and read through the section about The Beatles.
ATTENTION all Beatles fans,On July 15th, we will be watching the music video hey jude repeatedly all day to boost it's view count up to at the least of 100,000,000 views. You don't even have to listen to it. You can just keep playing the video back to back all the way through without sound. We're doing this to compete with Justin Beibers garbage music videos & to make The Beatles be heard across Youtube. Copy& Paste this across all Beatles videos. Spread the word
"I'll Be on My Way" is a Lennon/McCartney song, which was first released on 26 April 1963 by Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas as the b-side of their single "Do You Want to Know a Secret?", a song also written by Lennon/McCartney. According to John Lennon, the song was mainly written by Paul McCartney: "This was early Paul."
John himself said it's a McCartney tune (as reported on a couple of books). The sound and story reminds me alot of "I'll Follow the Sun" which is also McCartney
@lmferg - really it sounds like a perfect cross between Buddy Holley . This would have been a huge hit for most of the great bands . For the Bealtes , it got lost in the enormous shuffle
@lmferg - really it sounds like a perfect cross between Buddy Holley and the Everly brothers . This would have been a huge hit for most of the great bands . For the Bealtes , it got lost in the enormous shuffle
Very strong influence of Buddy Holly in this version. I am more familiar with the version by Billy J Kramer, which I actually prefer. But this is also interesting to listen to. Doesn't sound as if they took it too seriously, but I really like the song myself.
One of my favourite songs. The percussion is brilliant; as is John's voice! I love at how 1:42 John just springs out of his chair and than Paul slowly turns around to the camera. Makes me laugh every time. So does 1:16.
Anyway - long live the Beatles!!! No denying the greatest band of all time. :D
@ericcarmenfan see below, if you take the trouble to check-out The Beatles at the bbc (double album) you will definately know its the Beatles, unless you're just after an argument
@ericcarmenfan It IS definitely the Beatles. It's track #7 on "Live at the BBC." The song is an early Paul composition that was given to Billy Kramer & The Dakotas, who used it as a B-side to their version of "Do You Want to Know a Secret?" (that being a George song).
@ericcarmenfan I think it is, you know. They do sound a bit different, but you can hear the scouse accent and John's raspy voice at certain points in the song. I guess you can see the similarity when you listen to "I'll follow the sun"
I'll Be on My Way" is a Lennon/McCartney song, which was first released on 26 April 1963 by Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas as the b-side of their single "Do You Want to Know a Secret?", a song also written by Lennon/McCartney
I'll Be on My Way" is a Lennon/McCartney song, which was first released on 26 April 1963 by Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas as the b-side of their single "Do You Want to Know a Secret?", a song also written by Lennon/McCartney
@heterocyclist Yes, it is. It was written by Lennon & McCartney. This is the only Beatles recording of the song which they performed for the BBC program 'Side By Side' 04/04/63. This song is the first of many which are known as "the songs the Beatles gave away." It was covered by Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas less than a month later as the single B-side to their cover of 'Do You Want to Know a Secret' which reached No.2 in the U.K.
WoW I thought I had heard every song by the Beatles,obviously not this is a realy great song as every song by the beatles was,so thanks for this,however many more are there out there?
hehe ... so funny when he makes a weird face and then normally turns back and plays the guitare like nothing happened :P ... 1:16 and on 1:28 when he plays the piano =p and on 1:39 again when he plays guitar ^^ hehe
I remember getting 'Live at the BBC' and listening to this song. I was dumbstruck. This shows show talented these boys were that they could give away pieces of artwork like this. I really wish they did release it on With the Beatles or maybe Beatles for Sale. It wouldve went well with All my loving or Ill follow the sun. It is in my top 5 fave Beatles songs of all time. Truly class.
@edncda I love the "Google"/Lennon icon, celebrating John's birthday today. And then you click on the arrow and and get the animated version of "Imagine." Thank you, Google, for helping us all shine on to celebrate John's birthday. We miss you, John.
First heard this on their "Live at the BBC" CD's...thought it was a Buddy Holly cover! Cool how during the "break", George plays, then maybe is "stuck" a bit and stays silent? The Beatles...awesome. I can picture Paul peering over smiling at George after he went silent, by so doing in a friendly way saying, "So that was it?". So it's so cool, they are improvising, and, yes, it seems like it's about ready to be Beatles single, but it wasn't, eh?
subgradient8635 3 weeks ago
YES: When I first heard this on the "Live at the BBC" CD's, I thought it was a cover of Buddy Holly. Yes, it is just about there as a Beatles single, huh? Maybe the "middle eight" is a bit weak? Notice George kind of fizzles on his solo on the song....it's great cuz they seem to be
improvising, so "fizzle" is not a fair word. I can imagine Paul smiling over at George after George's "silence" during the latter part of his "break"! Beautiful on the spot stuff! Beatles, YES!
subgradient8635 3 weeks ago
Aw shucks...cuts out but then again the BBC recordings go right into another song right? I believe it's ''Young Blood''...
Thejbirdy 1 month ago
This song was written by Lennon & McCartney, released in 63 by the Dakotas, heavily influenced by Buddy Holley.
df737 1 month ago
Mark it fab!
photoeng1 1 month ago
Is it weird that my two favorite bands are The Beatles and The Killers? haha
beatlesbabe27 2 months ago
such a cool song love it
fnell1959 2 months ago
bestles eternally....
Paulaorj 2 months ago
wow...they could sing the phonebook and it would sound great....
kathryn41 3 months ago 20
omg. I thought i'd heard all of the Beatles songs then I found the Live @ BBC. this song....incredible.
nfekted 3 months ago
Bonita cancion, BEATLES FOREVER.
garciadorosario 3 months ago
I couldn't stop laughing after 1:18
Amaurosys 3 months ago
which album is this in? I am hearing it for the first time. its so beautiful :)
sakshi021 3 months ago
love this one, i love to sing with it
tcbeddie 4 months ago
help
taxiphil 4 months ago
According to John Lennon(1980)
"That's Paul, through and through. Doesn't it sound like him? Tra la la la la [laughs]. Yeah, that's Paul on the voids of driving through the country."
studerj37 5 months ago
@studerj37 he must have been so completely screwd up he couldn't even recognize his own voice..
or maybe he was just ashamed cause this is too good for his crappy 1980 ego
aosjimzaw 4 months ago
Everly Brothers influence?
apingos 5 months ago 2
@apingos I'd say Buddy Holly influence ,but that's just me.
fbeatleboppinjohn 3 months ago 4
The Beatles themselves were like other men, but the music and lyrics channeled through them contained magic and messages from beyond the mind. If you love The Beatles and their music, search "Truth Contest" in Google and click the 1st result, then open The Present and read through the section about The Beatles.
AllThatYouSense 5 months ago
— Touching it needn't become: pits large enough to choke horses. Horses lifting their tails to facilitate those tasked with artificial fluidity are horses that earn oats by the trough.
UTubeOfficialSite 5 months ago
I HAVE TO LEARN THIS!
elephantstone24 5 months ago
Oh wow, I haven't heard this before! I agree, I hear Buddy Holly and the Everly's but god it doesn't matter, the Beatles make it their own and immortalize everything they touch!
kareilly3 6 months ago 3
@kareilly3 Just to clarify, this is an original Beatles song. The person was just saying it sounds like it was influenced by Buddy Holly.
superman11978 5 months ago
Whenever they covered a song, it sounded so vintage compared to their original songs. Goes to show you their own material will never age.
tlatosmd 6 months ago
This song was written by Lennon and McCartney. It was given to Billy J. Kramer to record.
radar711 5 months ago
GAY SEX LOL\
lolonthecake 6 months ago
PENIS LOL
lolonthecake 6 months ago
ringo wasnt even in the band for a year when this video was shot right???
nightcrawler511 6 months ago
this the BEATLES at there early best
MrNodrog1954 6 months ago
i love this sog :)
GoldenBeatles 6 months ago
Junelight/Moonlight...it's McCartney!
QueenReigns1 6 months ago 2
1:17 - classic lennon. love it.
1982pencil 6 months ago
@1982pencil
According to John Lennon(1980)
"That's Paul, through and through. Doesn't it sound like him? Tra la la la la [laughs]. Yeah, that's Paul on the voids of driving through the country."
studerj37 5 months ago
@1982pencil
According to John Lennon(1980):
"That's Paul, through and through. Doesn't it sound like him? Tra la la la la [laughs]. Yeah, that's Paul on the voids of driving through the country."
studerj37 5 months ago
The Beatles wrote this song for Billy J Kramer and the dakotas. They recorded this version -- the only one in existence -- during one of their BBC radio shows as a demo for Kramer.
billpranty 6 months ago
yup should have put this on beatles for sale and got rid of mr moonlight very buddy hollyish
1meerkatmanor 6 months ago
Ver esos videos te transportan, que tiempos para nosotros no vividos :(
LuluHarrison22 6 months ago
Ver esos videos te transportan, que tiempos para nosotros no vividos :(
LuluHarrison22 6 months ago
Ver esos videos te transportan, que tiempos para nosotros no vividos :(
LuluHarrison22 6 months ago
OMG haha this song rules!
pitsburg11 6 months ago
john lennons voice is so beautiful *_*
GoldenBeatles 7 months ago
Mark it fab!
photoeng1 7 months ago
I'm saving this for my retirement party . . . just a few more years. Wow, I never heard it before and I agree it is very Buddy Holly like. Thank you!!
anothermitya 7 months ago
It is the Beatles, it was recorded for a BBC radio show in early April 1964, its not an EMI studio recording, its from the Album Live at the BBC, they recorded lots of songs for the BBC that they never issued on disc.
jrgboy 7 months ago
The Beatles for life !!!
rubbersoul1998 7 months ago
The Beatles = real music :D
rubbersoul1998 7 months ago
Very Buddy Holly (Listen to Me & Maybe Baby) in some parts, and Everly Brothers in other parts (When Will I Be Loved)
1967PONTIACGTO 7 months ago
To learn how to hear the hidden messages in Beatles songs, search "Truth Contest" in Google and click the 1st result, then open The Present and read through the section about The Beatles.
nowhereman319 7 months ago
ATTENTION all Beatles fans,On July 15th, we will be watching the music video hey jude repeatedly all day to boost it's view count up to at the least of 100,000,000 views. You don't even have to listen to it. You can just keep playing the video back to back all the way through without sound. We're doing this to compete with Justin Beibers garbage music videos & to make The Beatles be heard across Youtube. Copy& Paste this across all Beatles videos. Spread the word
vampiregirl410 7 months ago
my love for the beatles will last more than long...(L'
fodgd 8 months ago
"I'll Be on My Way" is a Lennon/McCartney song, which was first released on 26 April 1963 by Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas as the b-side of their single "Do You Want to Know a Secret?", a song also written by Lennon/McCartney. According to John Lennon, the song was mainly written by Paul McCartney: "This was early Paul."
According to Wikipedia.
beatlelover111 8 months ago
John himself said it's a McCartney tune (as reported on a couple of books). The sound and story reminds me alot of "I'll Follow the Sun" which is also McCartney
crazy4beatles 8 months ago
Hey,gaalaxy! Let the song finish before cutting it off! Please!
chuckiejay 8 months ago
peter and gordon?
SuperStray27 8 months ago
this song lyrics suck and Paul is not John...Lennon. Crap you guys like anything .. nice music, sort of bland song for the Bealtes.
11xzxzxz 8 months ago
this has a very 1950s feel to it ... I can imagine dancing to it at some sock hop :)
1982pencil 9 months ago
beautiful
jekk23 9 months ago 14
This has got mccartney all over it, love mccartney late early modern he's just the greatest. Nice footage also, priceless.
AzBboy 9 months ago
Buddy Holly? I thought it sounded more like The Everly Brothers during "I'll be on my way."
lmferg 9 months ago 2
@lmferg - really it sounds like a perfect cross between Buddy Holley . This would have been a huge hit for most of the great bands . For the Bealtes , it got lost in the enormous shuffle
bigbuzman 8 months ago
@lmferg - really it sounds like a perfect cross between Buddy Holley and the Everly brothers . This would have been a huge hit for most of the great bands . For the Bealtes , it got lost in the enormous shuffle
bigbuzman 8 months ago
@lmferg It does sounded like the Everly Brothers by their harmony vocals but the music is more Buddy Holly influenced.
1979cl1 6 months ago
They made so much amazings songs that didn't made it on their albums O:
chrisdude223 9 months ago
When i listen to this song,i regretted not revising my homework.
TheBasicStuff 10 months ago
Those look like cigarettes but theyre not....=) WEED!
cccphackermaster 10 months ago
@cccphackermaster They weren't smoking weed in 1964, which is when these clips are from. They started smoking weed in '65 when they met Dylan.
1982pencil 7 months ago
@cccphackermaster yea and I wish they would pass that this way! lol
taytelay 7 months ago
@cccphackermaster umm this footage is from 63 and 64, before they were smoking weed. get your facts straight.
1982pencil 6 months ago
lol john at 1:40
TheMorg101 10 months ago
That guy above is so right, I bet you that they were having a Holly LP on, in the background, when they wrote this song...
joriszsz 10 months ago
Beatles the best band !
Jonathanbeatles1 10 months ago
ericacarmenfan, this is very very definitely the Beatles.
Joshua12345 10 months ago
wow i never even heard this song before! its great
savoytruffle400 10 months ago
Very strong influence of Buddy Holly in this version. I am more familiar with the version by Billy J Kramer, which I actually prefer. But this is also interesting to listen to. Doesn't sound as if they took it too seriously, but I really like the song myself.
Galericulus 10 months ago
One of my favourite songs. The percussion is brilliant; as is John's voice! I love at how 1:42 John just springs out of his chair and than Paul slowly turns around to the camera. Makes me laugh every time. So does 1:16.
Anyway - long live the Beatles!!! No denying the greatest band of all time. :D
Quarryman99 11 months ago
This definitely IS the Beatles. Perfect attempt though.
comfortguide111 11 months ago
this definitely IS the Beatles. perfect attempt though!
comfortguide111 11 months ago
Not the Beatles, really? I think you're wrong about that.
stationranger 11 months ago
This is absolutely the Beatles. Its in the Anthology. They never put it on an album. Their rejects were better than any other bands hits.
genecorrado 11 months ago
No, Paul was unbelievable at singing harmonies and he taught the others, he also wrote this song.
domine3 11 months ago
No, Paul was unbelievable at singing harmonies and he taught the others, he also wrote this song.
domine3 11 months ago
some songs are labeled as thebeatles but they be from the silver beatles or quarry men. * simple mistakes ) this is an early beatles song.
ultimatebeatlesfan33 11 months ago
This definitely NOT the Beatles. Good attempt though.
ericcarmenfan 11 months ago
@ericcarmenfan yes it is? it's on 'live at the bbc'
amandatully 11 months ago
@ericcarmenfan see below, if you take the trouble to check-out The Beatles at the bbc (double album) you will definately know its the Beatles, unless you're just after an argument
gnidder 11 months ago
@ericcarmenfan It IS definitely the Beatles. It's track #7 on "Live at the BBC." The song is an early Paul composition that was given to Billy Kramer & The Dakotas, who used it as a B-side to their version of "Do You Want to Know a Secret?" (that being a George song).
JustAFocus 11 months ago
@ericcarmenfan I think it is, you know. They do sound a bit different, but you can hear the scouse accent and John's raspy voice at certain points in the song. I guess you can see the similarity when you listen to "I'll follow the sun"
woojaffa 11 months ago
@ericcarmenfan this are the beatles, idiot!!
thetOmtoom3412 11 months ago
@ericcarmenfan It is the Beatles! this song wrote Paul and they play it in BBC and it's on album Live at the BBC too.
7Nikola 11 months ago
@ericcarmenfan It is the Beatles! this song wrote Paul and they play it in BBC and it's on album Live at the BBC too
7Nikola 11 months ago
@ericcarmenfan It is the Beatles! this song wrote Paul and they play it in BBC and it's on album Live at the BBC too
7Nikola 11 months ago
@ericcarmenfan wtf are you talking about? This is obviously the beatles.
Musicrocks30 11 months ago
@ericcarmenfan Sure is!!!
tiranchula 11 months ago
@ericcarmenfan So it accidentally made it onto the 'Beatles Live At The BBC' album?
brotherofgurnip 10 months ago
@ericcarmenfan it is on their Live at The BBC album so it obviously is them :P
MrJohnlennon007 10 months ago
@ericcarmenfan yes it is . who do you think it is ...justin beiber?
dgwbuildwright 10 months ago
@ericcarmenfan um this IS the Beatles...
creamtangerines 10 months ago
@ericcarmenfan your a dumbass
cccphackermaster 10 months ago
@ericcarmenfan Definately the Beatles. With Lennon being the predominate voice
wildhorsestudios1421 10 months ago 6
@wildhorsestudios1421
Predominant.
QueenReigns1 6 months ago
this is one that i have never heard ;very good
beatles - the best band of all time
tdd1966
tommy1948 11 months ago
a very under rated song
ironballsmcgee83 11 months ago 2
This song is so Buddy Holly.... i like it
100irissa 1 year ago 43
@100irissa shut up
Mr8bitgamer 5 months ago
the greatest artist ever.
caryash 1 year ago
its they only song they wrote which they did on a bbc radio show that they didnt put out on record
xandy1959 1 year ago
super
BEATLE909GRM 1 year ago
amazing how the same video clip is used for so many beatle youtubes. lol
scrivchen 1 year ago
I'll Be on My Way" is a Lennon/McCartney song, which was first released on 26 April 1963 by Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas as the b-side of their single "Do You Want to Know a Secret?", a song also written by Lennon/McCartney
seanmgr1 1 year ago
I'll Be on My Way" is a Lennon/McCartney song, which was first released on 26 April 1963 by Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas as the b-side of their single "Do You Want to Know a Secret?", a song also written by Lennon/McCartney
seanmgr1 1 year ago
this is great! I honestly thought I had heard every Beatle song, but this is a gem I had never heard. Thanks!!!!!!!!!!
Beatles4Ever
Joannegmurphy 1 year ago
This sounds like Gerry and The Pacemakers.
iiBrandi 1 year ago
Thanks for posting. I never heard this sung by the Beatles.
hippiegirl58 1 year ago
John is singing lead. Paul and George in back ground. George was so damn good at harmony.
comicteacher 1 year ago
@comicteacher John and Paul are singing joint lead. Paul wrote the song.
rodneyracoon 1 year ago
hermosa cancion only the beatles!!!!!!
jijor1 1 year ago
this is not beatles
heterocyclist 1 year ago
@heterocyclist Yes, it is. It was written by Lennon & McCartney. This is the only Beatles recording of the song which they performed for the BBC program 'Side By Side' 04/04/63. This song is the first of many which are known as "the songs the Beatles gave away." It was covered by Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas less than a month later as the single B-side to their cover of 'Do You Want to Know a Secret' which reached No.2 in the U.K.
TigerRocket 1 year ago
cus it is
frankhollins 1 year ago
@heterocyclist Really? Then who is it?
BooUcMe 1 year ago
@heterocyclist like the other song of the beatles: "yes it is" the beatles
espantucio 1 year ago
Hm, the instruments and production sounds like Beatles but the vocals sound suspicious to me.
LeonardAaron 1 year ago
@LeonardAaron See my response to heterocyclist. This song was included on the released 'Beatles at the BBC.'
TigerRocket 1 year ago
I really do not know how you could say that there is no doubt whasoever
frankhollins 1 year ago
@LeonardAaron its because its live at the BBC. thats why they sound different
marisoltj 1 year ago
@LeonardAaron It is the beatles, and it is an official release on "Live at the BBC" Back in '94.
valmorris 1 year ago 15
@LeonardAaron
Yeah, that Live at the BBC album by the Beatles is pretty sketchy.
clockworkfiction3 1 year ago
@LeonardAaron Oh, Leonard, it's the Beatles, believe me.
lmgavin 11 months ago
Awww... ♥
fabs020404 1 year ago
Stop smoking!
Musicrocks30 1 year ago
Hey guys
look and listen
oghi - dance balance
Daytripperify 1 year ago
...very Buddy Holly-ish!!!
OlymPigs2010 1 year ago
I've just discover this song on my Beatles bbc albums ive never heard it before its sooo amazing O_O george wwas the best beatle<333 (not gay)
chrisdude223 1 year ago
they were right, i was wrong. true love didn't last long. <3 i love those lyrics. (:
amandatully 1 year ago
MissNadineBakker 1 year ago
WoW I thought I had heard every song by the Beatles,obviously not this is a realy great song as every song by the beatles was,so thanks for this,however many more are there out there?
frankhollins 1 year ago
Amazing what a sweet sound those guys could get.
jx14aby 1 year ago
actually the beatles gave it away to billy j kramer! sad it would have sounded good on please please me
beatlesforever123456 1 year ago
at 1:20, after the middle eight, on "to where the wind don't blow"- Iit's nice because you can hear Lennon smiling. You can!
giles422 1 year ago
wonderful!!! Gotta love it!
OlgaMcCartney 1 year ago
This is such a sweet song! <3
llpowers 1 year ago
Billy J. Kramer did this - first time I've heard this by the Beatles!
Karyn42950 1 year ago
This is obviously an early song..Id say..Hamburg to cavern..Wow..I love this song its a bit cheesy but its nice,And the videos epic!
KylleyFab4Fan 1 year ago
I hear two of their infulences. Buddy Holly for the overall sound & The Everlys in the harmony
petewingnut 1 year ago
one of Gilbert O'Sullivans favourite tunes........
mattquig1978 1 year ago
@mattquig1978
sounds a little like him too
gerryono 1 year ago
I've never heard this song before and at first listen, it didn't even sound like the boys to me. Wow.
KungfuKitty64 1 year ago
@KungfuKitty64 I was going to like your comment in agreement but youtube wont let me for some unknown reason.
llpowers 1 year ago
love the footage on this video! and can you imagine what their closets looked like? It'd be like- "WOW, look at all the SUITS!!"
PhantomThiefSorry 1 year ago
hehe ... so funny when he makes a weird face and then normally turns back and plays the guitare like nothing happened :P ... 1:16 and on 1:28 when he plays the piano =p and on 1:39 again when he plays guitar ^^ hehe
Floppy523 1 year ago
hehe ... so funny when he makes a weird face and then normally turns back and plays the guitare like nothing happened :P ... 1:16 ^^
Floppy523 1 year ago
I remember getting 'Live at the BBC' and listening to this song. I was dumbstruck. This shows show talented these boys were that they could give away pieces of artwork like this. I really wish they did release it on With the Beatles or maybe Beatles for Sale. It wouldve went well with All my loving or Ill follow the sun. It is in my top 5 fave Beatles songs of all time. Truly class.
Tippsno1supporter 1 year ago
The Decca tapes. End of!
lumbago12 1 year ago
I REALLY need to get Anthology.
Kinkas08 1 year ago
It's on "the Beatles Live at the BBC" CD
mbest8625 1 year ago
What? Some people think this isn't the beatles? lol It was played live in the studio for the Side by Side show on 24 June 1963.
mysterymac38 1 year ago
@mysterymac38 who thinks it's not the beatles? I am a hearing specialist :):):)
wojiaokatya 1 year ago
Looks like Google controls the world. I give up.
edncda 1 year ago
@edncda Huh, why?
JoetjoepMember 1 year ago
@edncda I love the "Google"/Lennon icon, celebrating John's birthday today. And then you click on the arrow and and get the animated version of "Imagine." Thank you, Google, for helping us all shine on to celebrate John's birthday. We miss you, John.
atwtgirl1 1 year ago
@edncda did you try to compete with them for that role? :) don't give up :):):)
wojiaokatya 1 year ago
@gaalaxy: Am I the first person to tell you that this song was never performed by the Beatles? That the person singing it is Billy J. Kramer?
How about taking it down now that you know?
edncda 1 year ago
@edncda The Beatles did a demo for Kramer and this is it.
beatlesnumber9 1 year ago
@gaalaxy: Am I the first person to tell you that this song was never performed by the Beatles? That the person singing it is Billy J. Kramer?
How about taking it down now that you know?
edncda 1 year ago
@edncda
How about buying yourself a copy of The Beatles Anthology Volume 1 and listen to it for yourself, which is exactly the same version heard here?
Billy J Kramer & the Dakotas TRIED to sound like the Beatles, and did record a couple of Lennon/McCartney songs. But this ain't them.
FORDCOUNTRY7885 1 year ago
@FORDCOUNTRY7885
This is NOT on "Anthology Volume 1". It is on "Live at the BBC", Disc 1, Track 7.
dragonjo8 1 year ago
@gaalaxy: Am I the first person to tell you that this song was never performed by the Beatles? That the person singing it is Billy J. Kramer?
How about taking it down now that you know?
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edncda 1 year ago
Great song, so melodic, so wonderfully rendered.
Thank you very, very, very much for posting this music video!
egrogshub 1 year ago
1:39 So CUTE!!! :P
TheBeatles4Ever1999 1 year ago
their guitar playing is so very unique~ from start to finish.
cornball918 1 year ago
was this a lost track or something? i've never heard it before, it's pretty good.
MsNegative24 1 year ago
Great song, it's aboutt he emotion of it words are irrelevent. the emotion comes across on it thus it's perfect.
catney11 1 year ago