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Recorded: 24 June 1961; 24 July 1969
Producers: Bert Kaempfert/George Martin
Engineers: Karl Hinze/Geoff Emerick, Phil McDonald
Released: 21 November 1995 (Anthology 1 ); 28 October 1996 (Anthology 3 )
John Lennon: vocals, rhythm guitar
Paul McCartney: bass
George Harrison: lead guitar
Pete Best: drums (Anthology 1 )
Ringo Starr: drums (Anthology 3 )
Available on:
Anthology 1
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5.18am
25 March 2016
Offline Hello, everyone.
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I’m new here, so thanks for adding me, first of all.
My question is:
can anybody please tell me what are the additional words Paul & George sing in the Ain’t She Sweet *ukulele* version?
(and which are also present in the Anthology 3 version).
Right after *ain’t that perfection* at 21″, approximately.
Thanks for any help.
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Offline Welcome to the Fab Forum, @Giuseppe Gazerro.
From this webpage:
http://wgo.signal11.org.uk/htm……htm#AintS
Ain’t She Sweet
Note: These deviate from the normal lyrics a little.Ain’t she nice?
Well look her over once or twice.
Well, I ask you very hydrophollickyAin’t she nice?
Just cast an eye In her direction.
Oh me! Oh my!
Ain’t that perfection?
Mouldy Old DoughDid he just say “Mouldy old dough”? There’s a song by a group called “Lieutenant Pigeon” with this title. Lt. Pigeon is in fact a Coventry born man, pretty much only famous for that one hit in the 60/70’s. But also Lennon is drawing on the old style singing, where phrases like “Boop boop be doop” (e.g. Betty Boop and Marilyn Monroe) and “Foldy oldy oh” (very 1920’s) appeared. What a strange cross of styles!
John: I hope you liked that trip/trick
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