P.S. I Love You (track) by The Beatles
Year: 1963
From the album Please Please Me (track #9)
P.S. I Love You appears on the following album(s) by The Beatles:
- Please Please Me (track #9) (this album) (1963)
- The Beatles Box Set (track #9) (compilation) (1988)
- The Essential Beatles (track #5) (compilation) (1972)
- On Air - Live At The BBC Volume 2 (track #24) (2013)
- The Early Beatles (track #8) (compilation) (1965)
- Twist And Shout (track #8) (1964)
- CD Singles Collection (Box Set) (track #2) (compilation) (1992)
- E.P. Collection (Box Set) (track #16) (compilation) (1981)
- Solid Gold The Greatest Hits 1962-65 (track #2) (compilation) (2016)
- The Beatles In Mono (track #9) (compilation) (2009)
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80/100  | 21 hours ago | mash | | 92/100 |
85/100 | 04/18/2025 01:39 | brent13 | | 85/100 |
75/100 | 04/16/2025 21:44 | wizardalien | | 75/100 |
40/100 | 02/13/2025 11:50 | timosbuecherei | | 61/100 |
80/100 | 02/03/2025 00:55 | AbsurdCheesecake | | 89/100 |
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I like the percussion a lot, but it´s a very stereotypical love song! Still nice enough.
Good track but nothing special.
Written by Paul McCartney while the band was in Hamburg in 1962, I think this one was a necessary song for the band at the time. A simple little track that was a slight departure from their rhythm/lead/bass/drums basic setup of virtually all of their early work. I see why it would be a hit live with many of their female fans. It’s not one of my favorites but it’s fairly decent album filler.
VictorVale 12/16/2018 12:14
Melodia incrível, Paul mostrava seu talento.
Well this is surely the most dated song here, it sounds from the 1940s for Christ sake! But it is still a great time, very subdued and somewhat eery.
The B-side to the Love me do single, P.s I love you, is a nice enough Paul McCartney song with a lovely raw Hamburg/Liverpool sound to it wrapped up in a cute melody. A competent bit of filler.
Weak compared to the rest of the album.
Jasonconfused 01/26/2013 09:47
It was an interesting song.
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