The Beatles – Nowhere Man (2:43)

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“Nowhere Man” is a song by The Beatles, from their hit album Rubber Soul (the UK version - in the U.S. it was moved to the Yesterday… and Today album). It was recorded on October 21 and 22, 1965.
It was released as a single (although not in the UK) on February 15 1966 and reached #1 in Canada and #3 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Also featured on the Yellow Submarine Songtrack album.

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Ariues wrote:
10 days ago

this is like the first time theve played the beatles on a radio station for me! british invasion radio;)

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oldiesfanjohn wrote:
last month

guitar solo,top notch mate

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QuiveringGroove wrote:
December 2011

My favorite band ever. Second, which is a tie between Yes & Elvis Costello don't even come close to the Beatles Magical wonders.

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digitaldisc0 wrote:
November 2011

Simply fantastic. Love the background singing and the harmonies.

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pasteluniverse1 wrote:
November 2011

when a normal songwriter sits unispired in the studio, he just lets it be.. but when John Lennon sits uninspired in the studio, he writes a brilliant song like this. [2]

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foolsfallinlove wrote:
July 2011

Nowhere man can you see me at all?

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xDLFcoDx wrote:
June 2011

My favorite song EVER!!!

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DonPinguin wrote:
May 2011

when a normal songwriter sits unispired in the studio, he just lets it be.. but when John Lennon sits uninspired in the studio, he writes a brilliant song like this.

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promisedeyes wrote:
May 2011

ABSOLUTELY PERFECT! :3

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Ctharlhie wrote:
April 2011

That Vox chime <3

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Andrey_Romanov wrote:
April 2011

great

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Nakkinak wrote:
March 2011

first post-modern song

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cgweapons wrote:
February 2011

Amazing song <3

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DinosaurSr69 wrote:
January 2011

<3

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DanJL76 wrote:
December 2010

Story is kinda like Fool on the Hill. [2] I was thinking the same thing after listening to them back to back.

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elreak wrote:
November 2010

That guitar solo is the very definition of a perfect guitar solo. It's well-phrased, short and to the point, and that tone is gorgeous.

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Big_Dip wrote:
October 2010

Typical of many John Lennon compositions are the "falling" melodies, which can be heard in "Nowhere Man." Folk music often has falling melodies, indicating melancholy. In Baroque music, a falling melody means sadness.

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AranRyan wrote:
October 2010

Nowhere please listen, you don't know what you're missing, nowhere man, the world is at your command! I love this song, it makes me a bit happy in my sad days :)

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Cheapskateninja wrote:
October 2010

One of my favorite songs to play on the drive home from work. Nice bass going on too!

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mr_newsman wrote:
October 2010

Underrated song. One of the best on Rubber Soul.

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