Nobody I know - John Lennon. Demo

Who is this. I found this song it says it's a John Lennon Demo, I have no reason to doubt it. But I always thought that Paul wrote this song.
The song is 'Nobody I know' it was recorded by Peter and Gordon' it was the follow up single to 'A world without Love'.

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[juanbeatle1]

this is not john

[TheObladee]

this is perry como

[holadonkey]

@mike773240 youre right. its a raw song(freshly written) without the vocals being worked out. john's not trying to sing well.he is just demonstrating the song in the studio.that's all

[juanjosealva]

This is Brian Jones jajajajajaja



[TonyHickschick]

Maybe Paul did write this song and John felt like singing it.

[cuda426hemi]

As former Beatle Record Co. employee(no names) I acquired tons of rare Beatle audio.This sounds like John. I have hours of tapes of John jamming on guitar barking @ Sean, a LOT of rare bootlegs and this slots right in there with them. Listen to the outtakes on the Anthology CD set and you'll hear John off pitch ALL the time.... c'mon people...what would be the point of faking a crappy old tape sound with an obscure J & P song abandoned to Peter & Gordon while singing EXACTLY like John Lennon???

[viceisthename]

Silly... 

[Tomaji69]

Yeah, it's John, just wanky!...Remember that millions thought Lady Madonna was Ringo and THAT's what started the "Paul is Dead" bullshit. But all it was is that Paul had them speed up the tape so he could track his vocal to a higher pitch, then when slowed down, his voice dropped an interval or two. Listen to the "edges" and "angst"...that's JOHN.

[rnrscrapbook]

Anyone who actually believes this is John Lennon is stupid. There, I said it.

[Beatleone]

juanbeatle...you are correct, that is not John Lennon!

[beatlesammiches]

@bonzo13cook John didn't sing either of those songs, that was George on both.

[TelecasterLPGTop]

@juanbeatle1 I beg to differ. It could be. Don't forget it's a rough demo and it certainly has that John Lennon sound especially where he drops an octave when he couldn't reach the high part, John used to do that a lot.