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Written by: Harrison
Recorded: 25 January 1969; 8 January 1970
Producer: George Martin
Engineer: Glyn Johns
Released: 8 May 1970 (UK), 18 May 1970 (US)
George Harrison: vocals, acoustic guitar
John Lennon: lap steel guitar
Paul McCartney: piano
Ringo Starr: drums
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12.26pm
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15 February 2015
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I just found this. Quick, folks, watch it before it's gone! 
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12.34pm
17 January 2016
Offline Thanks for that link, @Beatlebug ! I LOVE LOVE stuff like this, seeing the lads working, seeing it all come together.
Straight 12 bar blues thing, and marvelous. *heart* Dhani's version, too:
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15 February 2015
Offline The Hippie Chick giggled
Thanks for that link, Gilly Sirl! I LOVE LOVE stuff like this, seeing the lads working, seeing it all come together.
So do I! I have been known to spend inordinate amounts of time on YouTube, watching studio outtakes and things of my favourite bands...
Dhani's version, too:
[Dhani's verison]
Yeah, I've heard it, but I thought it was a bit stiff.
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Offline The Hippie Chick said
Straight 12 bar blues thing, and marvelous. *heart* Dhani's version, too:
I enjoyed that - thanks!
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Offline I came across this video, which I believe is the same as the one above that was removed:
it's a couple of minutes longer too... view it now before the Apple Police move in!...:-)
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14 June 2016
Offline I remember being in a car and this song played. I was a lot younger than I am now, wasn’t into the Beatles like I am now, but still knew they were important and should be respected. Anyway, the driver of the car said For You Blue was trash and were surprised it was by the Beatles. 
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15 November 2018
Offline Timothy said
Anyway, the driver of the car said For You Blue was trash and were surprised it was by the Beatles.
HOW. DARE. THEY.
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15 February 2015
Offline Timothy said
[snip] [T]he driver of the car said For You Blue was trash and were surprised it was by the Beatles.
That is as it may be, and everyone's entitled to an opinion, but I love For You Blue . 
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