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The Beatles Boys Lyric: I been told when a boy kiss a girl Take a trip around the world Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop) Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop) Hey, hey (bop shuop), yeah, she say ya do (bop shuop). My girl says when I kiss her lips Gets a thrill through her fingertips Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop) Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop) Hey, hey (bop shuop), yeah, she say ya do (bop shuop). Well, I talk about boys (yeah, yeah, boys) Don't ya know I mean boys (yeah, yeah, boys) Well, I talk about boys, now (yeah, yeah, boys) Aah, boys (yeah, yeah, boys) Well, I talk about boys, now (yeah, yeah, boys) What a bundle of joy! (yeah, yeah, boys) (Alright, George!). My girl says when I kiss her lips Gets a thrill through her fingertips Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop) Hey, hey (bop shuop, m'bop bop shuop) Hey, hey (bop shuop), yeah, she say ya do (bop shuop). Well, I talk about boys (yeah, yeah, boys) Don't ya know I mean boys (yeah, yeah, boys) Well, I talk about boys, now (yeah, yeah, boys) Aah (yeah, yeah, boys) Well, I talk about boys, now (yeah, yeah, boys) What a bundle of joy! (yeah, yeah, boys). Oh, oh, ah yeah boys (yeah, yeah, boys) Don't ya know I mean boys? (yeah, yeah, boys) Ooh, boys (yeah, yeah, boys) Ah ha (yeah, yeah, boys) Well, I talk about boys now.

In Norman Smith's book he said he played bongos on a Beatles track - he was their recording engineer up till and including Rubber Soul - so my guess was either this track or AND I LOVE HER - he said Ringo had a hard time with the bongos on a Beatles track so Norman who was also a drummer played on it

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A song within a song

INCREDIBLE !! I am looking forward to your version of I Want You (she's so heavy) from Abbey Road !!

Another Ringo drum part I've always loved is from "Cry Baby Cry." There's a passage where he practically invents the trip-hop beat, the verse that begins "The king was in the parlor..."

Was the pack of Reds on the snare in Emerick's notes too? 😅

The drums in John's second part are some of Ringo's best work. Those fills...

On the money Michael. Your renditions of the Fab Four songs are the best. Thank you!

The bass tone, just sounds 100% like Paul himself.

Is there a new guitar you’re planning on getting next or not

Never realized before the country & western vibe of several Help-era tunes.

So happy we found this, now we can jam on it at work nothing like the beatles instrumental

Great!!!!!!!

Glynn Johns would be proud.😁

Excellent job dude!! 👍👍👍It's clear to me that you "get" the Beatles.

Superb!!!

Awesome Instrumental cover, also, I have a question, why did John Played the snare drum and why did Ringo taped the back of an acoustic guitar in this song?

Thank you, you're the fifth beatle

That was excellent

Superb as ever Michael. Thank you! Welcome George. :)

When paul sing "i used to be my cruel to my woman" the music star obscure

Nice !.. Very Nice !..❤

Gosh Darn, Michael. All the best you rule.

Michael makes me love Ringo even more. :)

Great cover!!!! Did you play all the insttuments??

Fantastic Performance, Bravo Sir !

Tomorrow never knows is a psychedelic anthem

Ragga Rock

what's that chord you're playing at 1:44? Baug with your pinky on the Db? Db7? thanks.

Fantastic playing !!!!!

mike - I've been following you since your first post 15 years ago - I'd like to discuss with you offline about hiring you for some remote session work for an album Im finishing up - original tunes but very influenced by fab four

You must've answered this somewhere else already, but what is your ride cymbal? It sounds so much like the record!

"I have here" *points, gasps and faints*

That's a great performance! George would probably have used these pedals when he was a Beatles

Magical.

Verdadeira obra de arte! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Amazing!

This proves that sixty years later, the Beatles were so ahead of their time, and still sound better than anything coming out today.

This is really cool. The production quality and musicianship are outstanding.

I know John used a c chromatic harmonica for the please please me songs, but what exact harmonica do you use?

I'm a bit late to this, but I love this video for it fixes pretty much the only real 2 gripes I had with the original- That being, is the fact that George's guitar is not loud enough! Doing his beautiful guitar part justice. The other being that the background vocals are *way* too loud during the solo, and it drowns out the slide guitar. Great work!

Terrific.

These videos are awesome because you learn about their playing. Like your friends on the podcast, another great version of the song sir! 🫡 What I noticed: it’s kinda a ska Caribbean song! Up stroke skank. I know they liked reggae and all that. So interesting to see something you’ve heard all your life.

I think someone copied you video

You can sense Paul controlling every aspect of the song.

Only too bad it's impossible to cover John Lennon's voice. 😢

Absolutely spot on cover. Great work! I wonder if they used the Gibson acoustics on It won't be long. 🤔