Holy 💩! It really ramps up, doesn’t it? He sang the hell out of it.

They were both ridiculously gifted, Twoto..

Was lol

Twotontessie he's like 1000000 years old

@@concavenut5359 What?

Still is.

@Seek The Source they did a FANTASTIC cover of it early 60's for Decca

@Seek The Source - I don't see anyone SAYING it was written by them.

That's bullshit that only true Beatle fans know this song. You are no better than anyone else - even if they don't know this song.

me too. and Soldier of Love!

September in the rain is also class

👏🏻 🙌🏻 💯

The Decca audition was mediocre.

In one of the books about the Beatles it said the Decca exec that gave them the thumbs down was still in the industry for decades (no pun intended) afterwards and had to live down people saying things to him like, "oh you're the genius who rejected the Beatles."

IslandGirl 9152 he wasn’t 20...

He was actually still 19! The Decca Audition was on the first day of '62.

So trueee

Dang good!!!!!

@@foofookachoo1136 Me too! I just love 'Love of the Loved'!

A little too Elvis .

He sounds like someone else

I want it to be. Where can I find it on CD??

Tony DiMeo its also on "I Saw Her Standing There" an album with a lot of unreleased early songs released on itunes in 2013

Cilla Black had a mild hit with it.

Some time ago I read on wikipedia that this song was actually going to be included in Anthology 1, but for various reasons it was rejected.

@@tonydimeo1882 i dont think its available on cd but i found it on LP which is called the beatles decca tapes

You can see that he'd learned to incorporate Roy Orbison & Elvis' smoother style but that he's starting to have his own voice, using what he needs from those older approaches & replacing what he doesn't with his own emo-tion

@@MarieProvost77 oooh yes. 💛 🙏🏻 👌🏻 ✔️

Perfectly worded.

@@LaMYsteriosa87 is this genuine.?.never heard it anywhere

Most of there obscure stuff was better than there popular stuff. This is so much better than love me do

Are u saying the BEATLES wrote this?????

@@foofookachoo1136 Yes Lennon & McCartney wrote this for Cilla Black. It was her first top 40 hit.

@@maxwelledison9954 They were stifled when contracted. Incredibly sad. Even John said it. "The Beatles died then". 😪 I agree and understand his statement, comparing their early stuff like this and the contracted stuff/music.

@@maxwelledison9954 This and with "Hello Little Girl" on the flip side should have been their first hit and with heavy odds that it would have done a lot better than "Love Me Do".

His voice sounds perfect in the whole song, but the part that makes me melt is 1:41 when he goes into that high note it gives me chills 😍

sleepypie she meant like “Aagh” like, “this is too amazing” basically

So sad too that it was never officially recorded by the Beatles because then millions of fans would have heard it and loved it.

Gabriel M B the best

Pete was Best.

@@benjaminnewlon7865 🤣 😅 Funny!

@@benjaminnewlon7865 🤣 😅 Funny!

Same😂I'm 24y.o. and for 10 years I am fan😂

More drum and better

@@maxwelledison9954 Probably a big hit too Max. Be careful with that hammer - you might hurt someone!

@@8176morgan "might" is an understatement.

give me a break. Starkey is not that good@@maxwelledison9954

I don't think Ringo could have handled it.

😂 💛 I know what you mean. ✨

This is.the firts recording but no release

McCartney himself would disagree. He has said over and over again that him and John were equals. McCartney was better on piano and guitar than John was but as a singer and songwriter they were very much equals. The Beatles' early albums were dominated by John songs but McCartney began to catch up and dominate during Sgt. Pepper. That may be due to John's psychological problems because of LSD use and due to his marriage troubles. John did pull ahead again with his first two solo albums ("Plastic Ono Band" and "Imagine") but then Yoko got him involved in political protests and began cheating on him. Be careful who you marry!!!

@@JimDeferio I disagree with your believe that Lennon getting into left wing politics made his music bad, because of the imagine album..but yes I agree with everything you say roughly, my point was simply that in THIS audition, McCartney seems especially strong, his vocals seem more strong, and Lennon lacks his usual gusto, listen to Money, sounds really lightweight, while McCartney sounds strong and in charge with September in the rain..etc. I’m a lennon guy, he’s my clear favorite, but his performance in this audition is not great (in my opinion)

@@CartersRemasters I NEVER said that it made Lennon's music bad. It distracted him and eventually he developed a writer's block. He was embarrassed by how prolific McCartney had become and how much he himself was struggling to write. He got really mad at Paul when Paul unexpectedly called upon him in NYC without notifying him first. John didn't want Paul to see him in the sad and unproductive state that he had fallen into. Lennon did begin getting back on track in 1980 and he said in an interview that the songs were coming quite fast and with little effort (like in the old days with the Beatles). See the book by scholarly historiographer Erin Torkelson Weber called "THE BEATLES AND THE HISTORIANS: AN ANALYSIS OF WRITINGS ABOUT THE FAB FOUR" Btw, I'm 73+ years old and when the solo albums were coming out I thought that Lennon clearly bested Paul's "McCartney" album and "Imagine" was maybe equal to "Ram" or a bit better. However, "Sometime in NYC" was a train wreck and so were Lennon's next two albums. McCartney fielded a whole bunch of singles that would have made a great album but instead he put out the not so great "Wild Life" and then a TERRIBLE album called "Red Rose Speedway". But, he came back with "Band on the Run" (the American album of Band On The Run was great).

É verdade

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Correct. Love Me Do was their first single with Ringo Starr which was soon after the contract

Cilla’s version rocks. She nailed this song but the Beatles could’ve had 2 really powerful debut singles if they had played it smart. Love Me Do is a total throw away song. It’s just horrible. In the end, their stubbornness gave 2 other artists fantastic debut singles! This version isn’t half bad but they really could’ve nailed it had they put a bit more effort into it. ;)

I think both types of drumming are fine but for higher energy drumming ringo would be a lot better

No she didn't, she later said that the Beatles version was much better, Same with "It's For You", recorded about a year later by her.

👍you are right,Ewan !

"I'm sorry Mister Epstein, but groups of guitars are on the way out. Sorry, no...."

"Mister Epstein, get these Liverpool bums out of here or I shall call security...." Decca Records January, 1962

​@@keithhyttinen8275 So they signed up the London based "Brian Poole and The Tremeloes" instead, because they didn't need to travel to London from Liverpool every time they needed to make a record.....duh! Brian and the Trems were a good band and had a couple of UK number 1s. However this was the biggest mis-signing in the history of popular music. The Beatles then had to rely on the EMI "comedy" label "Parlophone", and a producer who was looking for "the next Cliff Richard"....... oh, and who didn't like their audition or their drummer.........

Beautiful*. Everyone saying “Hello Little Girl” is the best unknown Beatles song or best Decca audition original, I’m giving it to this. It has a theatricality to it also. Very pretty song.

I think Cilla nailed this one and has the better version