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  1. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by DookieMan View Post
    I'm confused. Aren't we supposed to say whether we prefer the original? Because it seems like some are doing the opposite.

    Also, Golden Slumbers isn't quite a cover.
    Technically it is. It's lyrics were hundreds of years old.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CCDaDon View Post
    Technically it is. It's lyrics were hundreds of years old.
    Going by that, 'Being For the Benefit of Mr. Kite!' should be considered a cover, too.
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    I've never really bothered with the originals of some of these songs, but I can tell you which covers I just don't like:

    A Taste of Honey
    Mr. Moonlight
    Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby

    I am partial to Dizzy Miss Lizzy, but I can't for the life of me figure out why it is the last song on Help! Very out of place, especially after Yesterday.

    The Beatles' best covers by far are Long Tall Sally and Till There Was You.

    I really like Roll Over Beethoven but I think that the original is even better.

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    [QUOTE=HotMangoChutney;3427015]Their single-take versions of "Twist and Shout" and "Long Tall Sally" definitely blow The Isley Brothers' and Little Richard's respective versions out of the water.[QUOTE]

    Definitely prefer Beatles cover of "Twist and Shout," but beg to differ on "Long Tall Sally."

    Nobody -- I mean nobody -- can upstage Little Richard. Paul sounds like a naughty choir boy compared to Mr. Penniman.

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    Wait wait, woah woah. Beatles' Twist and Shout better than the Isleys'? LOLNO
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    Hahaha Dookie, I just said that because of when Paul is joking around about it being a cover in The Anthology.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CCDaDon View Post
    Technically it is. It's lyrics were hundreds of years old.

    On topic: House of the rising sun.

    "Golden Slumbers" is definitely not a cover song it's music set to a poem. This is actually quite common in music. I liked what the Beatles did with the Motown songs with the emphasis on the guitars and the beat. I think if not the first they were one of the first to make songs like "Twist and Shout" guitar beat orientated songs. My favorite cover version is the Beatles version of “Words Of Love” the guitar work is pure early jangle pop.

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    Boys.

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    Two and a Half Missing Songs

    Quote Originally Posted by gamegyro56 View Post
    I cannot find the originals for Chains, Devil In Her Heart, or Bad Boy.
    Devil In His Heart

    Bad Boy (might Be US Only)

    Chains (best I could find was a 30 second clip on Amazon)
    Last edited by loveslostandfound; 01-13-2010 at 04:29 PM.

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