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Great song. This version with the count-in is from the movie "Help".

The anthology demo is better...I think. At the end John says it's good

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It's great to hear John's voice recorded louder than Paul's when they're doing harmonies, because usually, on the records, Paul's higher voice tends to drown John's out. A+ for George's spot-on harmonies on All My Loving. The guy could do everything.

These four boys and their nascent talent were there when we were all ySO young with all of life ahead of us. Everything was possible and the joy in their music propelled us along through the decades. We grew up with them and they did the same. Lucky kids!

The song tells an entire story start to finish. ^..^~~

I cannot believe we are coming up on the 60th anniversary of this classic.

Love this song. I don't remember it being played much at all on the radio, but it should've been.

Looking at the stills, the bare-bones studio. No glamor there, just four working lads practicing their craft; outside was still gritty, poor Liverpool, providing few means for getting ahead. Hard to see how that studio environment could inspire any music, any hope of a livlihood, it was only the dreams and imaginations of the Four that propelled them into world music.

No matter how bad things get. Or how bad life sucks. I, or we, will always have The Beatles. Thank you God.

Yes! This is the take I wished they used on Naked. It would have been a better album for it. …actually one of the big reasons I didn’t care for that album.

2nd wave of peak Beatles

great !

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One of my 180 all-time favorite Beatles' songs.

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I like George with the black eye, haha. Thats what they get for screwing Pete Best over.

I thought George Harrison penned this song whilst recovering from flu in bed on their first US visit?

Supposedly the first known song with controlled feedback, in the beginning.

One of the first if not the first, beatle songs with heavy, link Wray style vibrato. Excellent song .

Great recording. This is certainly an electric steel guitar, so recorded after 1932. It’s possibly the trio pictured at 1:36. That lick at 2:05 is amazing.

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The technique in studio. !!!

That's the Stuff ! Is that a National Hawaiian Tricone Guitar he's playing ?

I could listen to that feedback intro all day!

I wasn't even born when this show happened. Not the best but exciting regardless.

The Beatles really knew what they were doing here in '64. The first self-reference appears in If I Fell: "I found that love was more than just HOLDING HANDS". This is about "I Want to Hold your Hand".

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To me this is a very dark song by The Beatles. Most of their songs are about love. But I do like the song.

A truly wonderful, beautiful song.

Difficult harmony but you can hear it's John.

Each of them so super great and then together as the Beatles ...OMG! ❤

This was recorded at Trident Studios, and that is what is pictured here.

John's very-best Composition! 😁👍

Is this the original 45 mix?

The progressive rock group Yes perform a very cool cover of this song.

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I don't think this is my favorite Beatles song, but this is the only one that makes me break out in a grin when it comes on. Maybe that is the definition of favorite.

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George was a genius.. this first track of his proves that.

To think that just three years later, almost to the day...that it would be over. Very sad.

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Interesting when you listen to the early audition tapes George sang a lot of leads he was close to an equal third in vocals then when John and Paul started recording their stuff, and naturally singing it, George had to write his own songs just to have presence on the albums. I love every single song George recorded as a Beatle not a bum tune in the bunch. One of my favorite Beatlemania-era songs is All My Loving for the part where George comes in and sings duet with Paul.

The 🐐 GOAT.

I feel fine, is a fantastic song for a group to play and practice together building rhythm and timing.

Let not forget Norwegian Wood, which was John’s.

Love how Take 7 was going to be the full final complete version of the Song with a little touch up here and there

John did not like this song, although he said it was a favorite of George. During the Playboy Interviews he noted that it was a "throwaway song," while the interview noted that the controversial lyric line was from an Elvis Presley song (Baby Let's Play House). It goes. . . "Now listen to me, baby Try to understand I'd rather see you dead, little girl Than to be with another man"

This has been many many times my favourite Beatles song.

It's Paul playing piano on this tune, not John.