For No One (track)
by The Beatles

For No One by The Beatles
Year: 1966
From the album Revolver (track #10)
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From 08/19/2016 11:05 | #173085
Along with, here,there and everywhere, for no one, is one of the highlights of the superb Revolver album, and like that other track, one of Paul McCartney's greatest compositions. It's obvious by the time we get to the Beatles seventh album that McCartney is now finally an equal to John Lennon. Before Revolver, Paul always seemed to be in the shadow of his senior bandmate, but by 1966, it's clear that McCartney was now competing at the same level. For no one, is one of the songs which is evidence to this. It's a beautiful creation, which incidentally, Emmylou Harris recorded an absolutely beautiful version of on her classic 1975 album, Pieces of the sky. A lovely song, in my Beatles top ten. (Edited)
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From 12/11/2015 17:56 | #154362
It's an amazing song; really McCartney at his creative peak for me. (Edited)
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From 08/18/2015 16:23 | #147936
For me it's the most underrated Beatles song of all time and probably in my top 10 (Edited)
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From 01/12/2021 12:21 | #264261
The understated nature of the song is at the heart of its charm. That understatement, together with its position on the album (just before the louder tracks) mean it’s an often overlooked classic. A hidden gem of the highest quality even in the Beatles pantheon. (Edited)
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From 08/08/2015 03:42 | #147343
Ahhh. Just listen how Paul's vocal line floats so perfectly over the song. "She takes her time and doesn't feel she has to hurry." (Edited)
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