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Come and Get It
“I like “Come and Get It.” I don’t think there’s a truly great song that should have been released.”
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Ian Leslie
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” By 1965, mainly because of John, partly because of Dylan, who was incredibly boiling with hostility and anger, at times anyway, McCartney was really uncovering that side of himself as well and pouring that into songs.
“” By 1965, mainly because of John, partly because of Dylan, who was incredibly boiling with hostility and anger, at times anyway, McCartney was really uncovering that side of himself as well and pouring that into songs.”
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He clearly had more of an influence on Paul, partly because they were both bass players.
“He clearly had more of an influence on Paul, partly because they were both bass players.”
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I think I would agree with George’s version of “Roll Over Beethoven” — it’s kind of limp.
“I think I would agree with George’s version of “Roll Over Beethoven” — it’s kind of limp.”
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04 / evaluation
Postman” and others for John. They find the emotional heart of these songs in a way that sometimes the originals, which are a bit neater and have the edges sawn off, were not able to do, and I think that is just what makes them really so powerful.
“Postman” and others for John. They find the emotional heart of these songs in a way that sometimes the originals, which are a bit neater and have the edges sawn off, were not able to do, and I think that is just what makes them really so powerful.”
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I think everything would be better as a Beatles’ song because I think that when they played together, there was just this magic thing that happened.
“I think everything would be better as a Beatles’ song because I think that when they played together, there was just this magic thing that happened.”
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