Nite Soozy

always thought of that song by 'Badfinger'. Never heard the Beatles version.

You rotters - you had a Beatles fest without me!


*sulks*

 

 

 

 

Prom - re your Beatles 'Come & Get it'.........My encyclopedia of rock stars says it hit number 4 in the UK on Jan 31 1970 and US number 7 the same year by Badfinger. I can't find any mention of it in the same book under The Beatles. No mention of it in the Virgin book of official British hit singles either. I'll keep trying though

It won't let me do a link      try the Wiki page though

Croc - thanks for that song. I love it.

Another one complete with crackles

And the one we all scream along to

One of the best singalong songs ever! and its by one of the best bands ever

One 2 Played the 10cc.. i used to play Donna, and The things we do for love, and the Dean and I.

Hiya Evelyn  Yeah, there's a good few of theirs I like        Btw, call me Pam if you want to. It'a easier to type  It's odd being called onetoo now 

Anyone fancy a bit of gothrock?

Hi Katerina  I like the original Eloise, but I'll click that and give it a try

The miming is crap   but that's not a bad cover version

LOL Ninja - that song always sounds so impressive and you imagine die hard leather jacket wearing rockers singing it... and then you see the beach boy lookalikes.,

The very talented Avril Lavigne

Blimey Croc! where did that one come from

I loved Avril Lavigne's early stuff - then she got corporatised,

This video for the 2nd one is a killer

The Stacy Lattisaw??

Dunno..it just popped into my head

I started to watch it but the heartbreaking bit of the old man crying for his dead wife finished me off.

And now a couple from some bus driver from North London....

You do all realise I'm pretty much putting up the contents of my ipod....I'll get onto the Buble soon!

great tunes though

Oops forgot this one...

onetoo, thanks for looking but as far as I know Come And Get It was never a Beatles song, Paul McCartney wrote it when he was with Wings. Whoever put it up on youtube as The Beatles must have just made a mistake. I don't think it was ever a single either, just a Wings album track, but I could be wrong about that.

I'm also not sure about a single either Prom

It turns out I'm completely wrong  Paul McCartney wrote it and sang and played all the instruments himself when he turned up early for an Abbey Road session. It was used as an opening song for the film Magic Christian and released as a Beatles song and was a big hit despite the fact Paul was the only Beatle who performed on it.

You learn summat new every day, eh?