Un comentario acertado. Esta canción refleja el potencial artístico de la banda. Los acordes dan inicio a lo grandioso que eran. Si hubieran grabado con DECCA su éxito también hubiera sido arrollador. Fue Brian Epstein quien creó este fenómeno musical. "El día que murió Brian, se acabaron The Beatles" John Lennon

And Like Dreamers Do!

Good one.

Can’t say for sure if it’s a remaster. if it is remastered audio, I didn’t do it 😭

It’s still better than the original though.

I wouldn't think it would be a #1. It's a simple song. It a really great song though. I would much rather this be on Please Please Me or With The Beatles.

I see this being a small hit, probably would be a bside or something

The Cilla Black arrangement of the song is horrible. I can't believe George Martin produced that. With the single vocal line and the lyrics it's a crooner's song. So I can see why the Beatles never released it. But with a slower tempo and very few other changes Elvis or any of them could have taken it Top 10 in 1962.

​@@jamesschreppler3874Mind if you explain further in detail, from start to finish? I didn't hear any issue with the arrangement and vocals.

Five years late to reply but im doing great!

@@societalrevival1218 great to hear from you..after all these years..hope you are doing well and have a fabulous holiday season!

@@bettechic5052 same for you!

Mejor serìa Lennon-McCARTNEY, siendo compuesta por Paul

@@Uetti Se nota que la mayor parte la compuso Paul, Lennon era mas de rock and roll

if you mean the song, I guess they never found a place for it in their albums. however, it was officially released when McCartney gave it to Cilla Black to sing! as we all know, McCartney loved giving/writing songs to and for contemporary pop acts. if you mean this recording, this was an audition demo and would sound very out of place in its sound to any of their future recorded efforts. if you mean the whole audition, it was issued for a vinyl release and released in 1979 for the universal and wholesome goal of making a lot of money. the cover of my video is similar to the cover they used but it’s not exact.

@@societalrevival1218 I meant, why was this song left off Anthology 1?

@@WinkDaMan07 well, they included a couple songs off the Decca tapes. I guess they didn’t wanna include all because it would become tedious (in the context of Anthology 1 that is). as for why they excluded this song in particular, I wish I knew cuz I think it would’ve been good on anthology 1

Elvis was one of their heroes after all! Massive influence on the young boys, particularly Lennon who seemed most infatuated with American rock n roll

Yep -- I noticed a few "Elvis inflections" as well. And not just in this one track; "the lads" loved "the king"!

Yes it is! This is from their audition for the Decca record label

the audition was before them signing to EMI’s Parlophone label, when Pete was fired and replaced with Ringo

Go Pete Best. Solid drummer.

@phillydisco yeah considering on til there was you he couldn't!

This is actually one of the better performances from any of them. George has some fumbling solos (but sings pretty well), Paul’s voice cracks on Til There Was You, Pete’s drumming is fairly samey, and John sounds absolutely terrified on Money.

They were declined because, yes, they sounded mediocre in several songs, but that was the list of songs that Decca demanded of Brian Epstein; half the songs the Beatles never played.