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This song would have been the flip side to I Feel Fine had it been a 45 rpm record. No 12-string, but a 4002 bass/vocals duet in the break verse, and the guitar emulated a European siren. Since November is near, I thought I would post this one also. Again, if you want to play it in your band, thanks, just reference the source.

Scott: Thanks very much for posting this recording. It is just excellent and now it is an ear worm that is with me for the afternoon. I have a couple of favourite passages. But first, just killer bass! I really enjoyed the harmonies at 0:45 to 1:15 and the killer lead solo (very creative) at 2:00 to 2:27. A great ending with a lot going on, at 3:26 to 3:56. Thanks again for sharing. I hope that others get the time to listen. This would have been very nice on one of our of the RRF CDs.

admin wrote:Scott: Thanks very much for posting this recording. It is just excellent and now it is an ear worm that is with me for the afternoon. I have a couple of favourite passages. But first, just killer bass! I really enjoyed the harmonies at 0:45 to 1:15 and the killer lead solo (very creative) at 2:00 to 2:27. A great ending with a lot going on, at 3:26 to 3:56. Thanks again for sharing. I hope that others get the time to listen. This would have been very nice on one of our of the RRF CDs.

Thanks!

As with my other thread, I had to bump, because of all the Beatles influences. On this song, I wanted a song that was like California Dreamin', but harder. Well, it's November, and we had record cold last week. Thanks for the bump.