She Said She Said (2:37)
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“She Said She Said” is a song by The Beatles from their 1966 album Revolver, recorded in June of that year.
John Lennon was the primary writer of “She Said She Said,” which was about one of his first LSD trips.
The song was the final track recorded during the Revolver sessions, and was hastily added when the album lineup was found to be a song short. It took nine hours to rehearse and record the entire song, complete with overdubs. After the recording of the song, The Beatles producer George Martin is reported to have said: “All right, boys, I’m just going for a lie-down.”
Paul McCartney’s degree of participation in the song remains unclear. McCartney recalls that the band had an argument before the track was recorded, with McCartney walking out and thus not participating in the recording and McCartney does not contribute a vocal to the song.
This song is considered to be the only* Beatles song which Paul McCartney did not participate in any part of the recording process. George Harrison played the bass in this song.
*: Side two of Yellow Submarine soundtrack album consists of original score for the movie composed and arranged by producer George Martin but was credited to The Beatles.
John Lennon was the primary writer of “She Said She Said,” which was about one of his first LSD trips.
The song was the final track recorded during the Revolver sessions, and was hastily added when the album lineup was found to be a song short. It took nine hours to rehearse and record the entire song, complete with overdubs. After the recording of the song, The Beatles producer George Martin is reported to have said: “All right, boys, I’m just going for a lie-down.”
Paul McCartney’s degree of participation in the song remains unclear. McCartney recalls that the band had an argument before the track was recorded, with McCartney walking out and thus not participating in the recording and McCartney does not contribute a vocal to the song.
This song is considered to be the only* Beatles song which Paul McCartney did not participate in any part of the recording process. George Harrison played the bass in this song.
*: Side two of Yellow Submarine soundtrack album consists of original score for the movie composed and arranged by producer George Martin but was credited to The Beatles.
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Ackibear wrote:
Love this :)
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cumgum wrote:
when i was a boy everything was right ;_;
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Kalikulo wrote:
the first song i heard of them... well, you may guess what happened next ;)
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rockinrandy1965 wrote:
She said she wanted to give me some head,I said then please, get on your knees and tease me into red its all in the head.
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DynatiaCydonia wrote:
this song is as hypnotizing as LSD itself
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yourhero34 wrote:
Great song.
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kato1984 wrote:
Great Drum Performance,gets better all the time.
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cigarette_smoke wrote:
she is making me feel like i've never been born
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FeralSloth wrote:
Percussion is awesome in this track.
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IAJP wrote:
hee heeee!!!
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darthsketch wrote:
Everything about this song is too good to be true.
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tomkash wrote:
haha can just see peter fonda coming in with his shades and wigging the fuck out of the george and john
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Mr_Whirly wrote:
Amazing drumming
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fagnerluiz wrote:
Ringos was beyond his time when recorded this song! Seems like the drumms of "Let Forever Be", an electronic music from Chemical Brothers, decades after this!
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cescky wrote:
♫♪♫♪...and she's making me feel like ive never been born...♫♪♫♪- my all time favourite lyric
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Sandman2527 wrote:
Ringo's drumming better than usual in this one...
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godonnygo wrote:
Perfect song. Incredible drumming from Ringo, nice stinging guitars and as usual, flawless melodies from Lennon.
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Van-Gucci94 wrote:
my fav its just make me so happy
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sufjanatic_93 wrote:
Stunning. Love the weird time changes... one of my all time favourite songs.
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shangoyal wrote:
More than brilliant.
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