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2 September 2012
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This is a bit of a weird title, but it's a fascinating topic to me. An example is 'You Really Got A Hold On Me .' I don't really mean those short instances in songs where George and Paul are responding to John's lead vocal like in Twist And Shout or Help . I was wondering how many occasions took place where George took a lead vocal with somebody. I don't mean This Boy , Yes It Is , Or Because ; all three of them sang. I'm being specific with George because I know enough examples of John and Paul harmonizing together (She Loves You , From Me To You , Sure to Fall, If I Fell , and potentially many more). There are potential examples on the Live At The BBC album I haven't fully delved into yet.
I can really only think of my first example, which is why I'm wondering which ones I'm forgetting..
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4.58am
20 December 2010
Offline This is a tough one. I know George sang the third verse with Paul during 'All My Loving ' when they performed it live. I have heard that Paul did the high part on the studio version of that song but I don't know if that has been proven.
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1 May 2011
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George took one of the vocal parts for the live performances of All My Loving but was definately Paul on the record singing all on his own.
Dont Ever Change on Live At The BBC has Paul and George on lead.
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7.10pm
12 November 2012
Offline Also on the Live At The BBC album, John and George sing "So How Come No One Loves Me." 
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29 November 2012
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^I love those BBC cuts!
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11.08am
26 December 2012
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^I love those BBC cuts!^^^ x2
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9.02pm
17 November 2011
Offline I always thought Paul was doing the high-harmony on "Love You To " but apparently, George is singing with himself. Paul recorded a backing vocal, but it was dropped.
