@Brigand99: Forgot about Here Comes The Sun. I remember the day the album came out and the song was played on the radio. And the DJ said: The best track on the album. It's also due to the composition. _________________ When the stewardess is near do not show any fear.
@Brigand99: Forgot about Here Comes The Sun. I remember the day the album came out and the song was played on the radio. And the DJ said: The best track on the album. It's also due to the composition.
This was the theme song to a radio programme (on economics) that I listened to every day (five days a week) in my youth for about 10 years without ever noticing it was a Beatles song. 🫢
Link _________________ When the stewardess is near do not show any fear.
IT DON'T COME EASY
Richard Starkey (& George Harrison (uncredited))
This song was written by Ringo and George, although only Ringo is credited. It was written while The Beatles were still together, between 1968 and 1970. The final recorded version was done in 1970 and produced by Harrison. It was released as a single only in 1971. It was later performed by Ringo at Harrison's Concert For Bangladesh. The studio version of "It Don't Come Easy" first appeared on an album in 1975, on the compilation Blast From Your Past. The studio track features Ringo (drums & vocals), Harrison (guitars), Gary Wright (piano), Klaus Voormann (bass), and Pete Ham & Tom Evans of Badfinger (vocals).
The Smithereens were huge fans of The Beatles, and covered many of their songs. This version was recorded in 1991 during the sessions for their album Blow Up. It was released as the B-side of the single "Only A Memory" in 1992. Its first album appearance was on the compilation Attack Of The Smithereens in 1995. _________________ I'm leaning on the threshold
Of her mystery
And crashing through the walls
Of dying history
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