The Beatles - A Taste Of Honey (Live in Hamburg)
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actually, I was there in 1962. In the former Star Club. Went out, as I thought it wqas too noisy. I was only 16 years old than, though! Nice memories to Hamburg, my home town!
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@Cheeseychum i would love to be your grandfather that must be mind blowing even if you weren't in the same room but the same building
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what a rare recording thatnks heaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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John was probobly half in the bag...and who could blame him
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Thanks for posting - I've never seen some of those onstage photos before - it's amazing what still crops up
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wow!
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more texbook talent?
there's no bigger one than lrennons lyricsd and pauls melodies, and both were also pretty awesome in the other, like pauls eleanor rigby or johns in my life.
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Im Vinny Pop the greatest rock n roll artist since Elvis Presley and The Beatles my main clip has Greatest Rock N Roll Song In The World . Cheers and thanks
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Who could hate this song. It's so sweet and cool, amazing, and cute! This song is history! Don't forget to get a taste honey every once in a while!



My Grandad recently told me he was in Hanburg at this time with some friends, they went to a club and the barman told them there was a group from england playing below and they should go see them. My grandad said they could hear them playing from below but decided not to go down because they were into jazz....years later, they realised who the band was. They would have probably been so happy to meet people from england aswell! At least I can say my grandad was in the same building as them...
Cheeseychum 5 months ago 15
They did not write A Taste Of Honey. It was written by Bobby Scott and Ric Marlow. It was originally an instrumental track (or recurring theme) written for the 1960 Broadway version of the 1958 British play A Taste of Honey (which was also made into a film with the same name in 1961). Both the original and a cover by Herb Alpert in 1965 earned the song Grammy Awards. A vocal version of the song, first recorded by Lenny Welch, became popular when it was recorded by The Beatles in 1963.
TrainToDH 1 year ago 7