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@loosekannonn

The Beatles were never offered the TV show that became the Monkees - that is totally wrong. They just based the Monkees on the Beatles.

@Johan93888

I have to respond with some facts from for the definitive 'The Complete Beatles Recording sessions" (Mark Lewinsohn) who details EVERY Beatles recording session. Hey Bullog was recorded on Sunday February 11 when they were filming footage for a promo clip for Lady Madonna which h...

@StarAWings

Being Australian I can categorically state Australia is never called or known to some as 'Oceania'. Oceania is a grouping made up of Australia, New Zealand & the South Pacific islands. Oceania is not a continent. A continent is a continuous land mass, not a disparate group of islan...

@Beatles64JL

That 'guy' is Peter Sellers!

@babbini22

Yes number 1 single in the UK for Slade in 1972. Jim Lea & Noddy Holder of Slade wrote this, as they did with Cum on Feel the Noize.

@mrdeersniper

Johns vocal right at the end is reversed - the bit that sounds like nonsense - from 2:36 onwards

FYI, Ringo's drumming on Tommorw Never Knows and the guitar solo George plays in I'm Only Sleeping are other examples of 'backwards' tapes

@StonerMetalWarrior

The words to nearly all Black Sabbath songs, including this one, were written by the Bass player Geezer Butler who is a practising Christian. Ozzy wrote very few of the lyrics.

@Anzius1

Too much wrong to reply in detail to. Monkees were not hired by record company, hired to do a TV show and made music as an offshoot. Music soon became much bigger. They did play instruments and did on a lot of tracks after the 1st 2 albums, plus toured and played live.

@andy65guitar

You're wrong about them not playing on any of their hits.Mike plays guitar on this and Peter is paying keyboards.

Same on Daydream Believer. They also play all the instruments on Randy Scouse Git , a # 2 hit in the UK.

@TheArkaRay

No Documentary.

They performed this, along with Revolution, on the David Frost show as it was their new single at the time.

@namxw

Actually early-mid 67 was when they started producing their own music.

The Guitar solo in this is by George Harrison!

Great Guitar riff courtesy of Andy that makes this song. Does anyone know what effect he is using; eg. Chorus?

Thw woman (man in drag) at 4:05 is Ronnnie Wood!

@sar1428

This was about as good as it could be recorded in 1964. But this is not the remastered version.

@forresterm27

No, Brian played the riff on the recording and all live versions whilst he was still with the band.

What a great intro!!!!

@bsteinagel

Yes it is.

@PalvoChekov

It did go to number 1 in the UK

@bluemeanie81

Jeff Lynne is singing the lead

@CochonRoseVolant

Yes, but this was written and recorded in 1964, many years before "Hello I love you"

@TheTsphoenix Yes, most Led Zeppelim LP's hit # 1 in the 70's in the US. Also Paranoid by Black Sabbath got to # 1 in the UK in 1970 -their only LP to do so. Fireball & Machine Head by Deep Purple also got to #1 in UK in 70 & 71. Incidently Deep Purple were the certified # 1 selling band/artis...

@kooks2009

Yes that is exactly who they are, all the Stones go to play a solo part in the video which is unusual as it's usually only Mick and sometimes Keith doing a 'solo' spot . Normally Ronnie, Charlie & Bill are only in group shots.

Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones are playing on this!

This is soooo much better than the original single!!

That's the unmistakable George Harrison on the lead guitar.

That's George Harrison on the lead guitar. Great version!

@comanchio1976

No, I think you're getting that mixed up with the fact that McCartney played the lead guitar solo on Taxman, not George. It is a Harrison song and riff.

@martina1982ful

I think this is the original but somehow the vocal track has been speeded up (maybe a problem with the upload). This is why the vocal key is higher and sounds a bit strange.

@usernameemanresu

I think it was in the same studio at the same time but an alternate version - this is lip synching to the studio recording. The other one is basically 'live' (John is wearing denim jacket & headsets). UK had a policy at the time banning lip synching on TV, (to help the empl...

@tilerdurden2001

Shoulder charges are perfectly legal in Rugby League