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17 January 2013
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This song it a little underrated in my opinion. Been listening to it a lot lately. Fantastic tune. 
Every time I hear that guitar part that George plays though I think of the movie where Paul was being all bossy trying to tell him how to play it. Poor George! 
"Please don't bring your banjo back, I know where it's been.. I wasn't hardly gone a day, when it became the scene.. Banjos! Banjos! All the time, I can't forget that tune.. and if I ever see another banjo, I'm going out and buy a big balloon!"
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31 October 2013
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I personally love this, and the live version from the 2005 tour in Des Moines is BRILLIANT.
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15 February 2015
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The opening of this song sounds just like All Things Must Pass , particularly the guitar demo. Every time I hear it I think, hey, that’s ATMP … wait a minute…
It verges from the sublime to the ridiculote
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6 July 2016
Offline Anyone else notice the guitar riff in this song sounds a little bit similar to Elvis’s In the Ghetto? I did wonder if The Beatles had heard In the Ghetto as I think they watched Elvis’s comeback special during the same period as the Get Back sessions. But when I checked I think Elvis recorded his song a little later so it wasn’t done on the special.
So was the writer of In the Ghetto influenced by I’ve Got A Feeling ? Or other possibilities are there’s another song which both songs took their influence from or perhaps any similarity is pure coincidence. There is a song John wrote much later “I Know (I Know)” where he used a variation of the riff again.
Incidentally was the riff Paul’s or John’s?
Pivotal Moments in Beatles History No.118: Yoko helps herself to one of George's digestives.
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