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The Beatles – Baby's in Black
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The fourth Beatles album, “The Beatles for Sale” releasesed in December 1964 signaled the beginning of the “serious” era for the Beatles.
This is the third track on the SA side.
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The Beatles – Baby’s In Black [Live at the Hollywood Bowl] [Bonus Track]
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[Chorus] / Oh dear, what can I do? / Baby's in black and I'm feeling blue / Tell me, oh what can I do? / [Verse 1] / She thinks of him and so she dresses in black / And though he'
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The Beatles – Baby's in Black Covers
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See all of “Baby's in Black” by The Beatles’s covers
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The Beatles – Baby's in Black Samples
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See all of “Baby's in Black” by The Beatles’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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MonaLisa Twins – Baby's In Black
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[Chorus] / Oh dear, what can I do? / Baby's in black and I'm feeling blue / Tell me, oh what can I do? / [Verse 1] / She thinks of him and so she dresses in black / And though he'
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Brad Mehldau – Baby's in Black
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[Instrumental]
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Paul Myers – Baby's in Black
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Oh dear, what can I do? / Baby's in black and I'm feeling blue / Oh what can I do? / She thinks of him / And so she dresses in black / And though he'll never come back / She's
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Rae Sremmurd (Ft. Gucci Mane) – Black Beatles
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Swae Lee, Slim Jxmmi, Mike WiLL Made-It, and Gucci Mane team up on a track comparing themselves to the legendary English rock band The Beatles. The three rappers address their fame
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The Beatles – Blackbird
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“Blackbird” is Paul McCartney’s hopeful essay on the Civil Rights Movement and the “End of Racism in America”.
The tune was inspired by J.S. Bach’s Bourrée in E minor, a well
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Michael Jackson – Black or White
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“Black or White” was the first single from Michael Jackson’s highly-anticipated eighth album Dangerous. With it, Jackson tied The Supremes for “third-most #1 songs in the US” when
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The Beatles – I Feel Fine
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“I Feel Fine,” written primarily by John Lennon, was released as a single in 1964, with “She’s a Woman” as the B side.
Interestingly, the song features one of the first uses of
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The Beatles – Everybody’s Trying to Be My Baby [Live at the Hollywood Bowl] [Bonus Track]
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[Verse 1] / Well they took some honey from a tree / Dressed it up and they called it me / [Chorus] / Everybody's trying to be my baby / Everybody's trying to be my baby / Everybody
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The Beatles – Baby, You’re a Rich Man
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This song grew from a verse of John’s (“one of the beautiful people”) and a chorus of Paul’s (“baby, you’re a rich man”). The song deals with the celebrity, wealth and fame the
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Rae Sremmurd – Black Beatles (Madsonik Remix)
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[Intro: Swae Lee] / Black Beatles in the city be back immediately / To confiscate the moneys / I sent flowers but you said you didn't receive them / But you didn't need them / [
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The Rolling Stones – Paint It, Black
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From their 4th album, Aftermath. Per pophistorydig, the song is about the funeral of a girl from her lover’s viewpoint, and he wants the color of everything to match his mood.
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Beatles Candlestick Park Setlist (Ft. The Beatles) – Final Show
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Aug. 29, 1966, the Beatles played the stadium concert of their careers at Candlestick Park in San Francisco.
Though many of the band’s most timeless songs lay ahead of them, this
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Black Dresses – BABY STEPS
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[Devi] / You can run for the hills / You can run for the high, high trees / You can run for the toy stores that you loved so dearly in your youth / But if you really wanna know the
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The Beatles – Drive My Car
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The first song on 1965’s Rubber Soul album, Drive My Car reversed the traditional boy-girl roles in The Beatles' songs, presenting a tale of a gold digger and wannabe star who
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The Beatles – Baby It's You (Live at the BBC for "Pop Go The Beatles" / 11th June, 1963)
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Edit Lyrics Edit Song Facts / [Intro] / Sha la la la la la la / Sha la la la la la la / Sha la la la la la la / Sha la la la la / [Verse 1] / It's not the way you smile that
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Jordy & Elt Cheekz – BLACK BEATLES
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[Skit: Margs, Loons & Jordy] / What you sayin, we recording yeah? / Alright then / You pick me up / You are tuned in to If I couldn't rap, I wouldn't rap (hmm) / I'm your host six-
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The Beatles – Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby
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George Harrison sings on the final track. This is the second Carl Perkins cover on the Beatles for Sale album, taken from his 1957 Dance Album of (Carl Perkins) LP.
The Beatles
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FiO BABY – Raw Studio Session: FiO Baby + The Beatles
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John Lennon / Look at all the shapes around the studio / FiO Baby / Yeah / Lennon / And all of those bumps there / FiO Baby / Hey / Paul McCartney / HEY! / FiO Baby / What do you
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JayBZY! (Ft. Kobana) – Black Beatles
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[Chorus: JayBZY!] / That boy is still trying to get even? / Ice on in the Winter, I done over froze the season / They gone that feeling then they sucking all they teeth in / My
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The Shirelles – Baby It's You Covers
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See all of “Baby It's You” by The Shirelles’s covers
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The Beatles – Cry Baby Cry
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“Cry Baby Cry” is the eleventh track on the second half of The Beatles' White Album, released in 1968. The outro is a brief segment by Paul McCartney called “Can You Take Me Back
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The Beatles – Your Mother Should Know
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During the performance of “Your Mother Should Know” in the film Magical Mystery Tour, Paul is seen wearing a black rose, as opposed to the red ones worn by the other Beatles. This
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Fame on Fire – Black Beatles
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[Intro] / Black Beatles in the city / Be back immediately to confiscate the moneys / I sent flowers, but you said you didn't receive them / You said you didn't need them / [Hook
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The Beatles – Rocky Raccoon
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This is a folk pastiche by McCartney inspired by a fireside jam the group and their companions had in India.
The song takes its influences from American folk music phrasings and
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The Beatles – I Got To Find My Baby
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[Verse 1] / I'm gonna search this town / From door to door / Love I crave / I can't find no more / [Chorus] / I gotta find my baby / I declare that ain't no lie / I ain't had no
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The Beatles – Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby [Live at the BBC Disk 2]
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[Verse 1] / Well they took some honey from a tree / Dressed it up and they called it me / [Chorus] / Everybody's trying to be my baby / Everybody's trying to be my baby / Everybody
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Nicki Minaj & Mike WiLL Made-It – Black Barbies
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After the success of her recent “The Pinkprint Freestyle,” Nicki Minaj delivers a remix of Rae Sremmurd’s No. 1 Billboard Hot 100 hit, “Black Beatles,” turning the track around to
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The Beatles – Yer Blues
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McCartney told Lennon not to title this song “Yer Blues,” but “just say it straight.” However he kept the title as he was self conscious about singing blues. In the January 1971
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The Shirelles – Baby It's You
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Originally recorded by The Shirelles and covered by The Beatles with John Lennon taking lead vocals, it was recorded and became track three, side two of Please Please Me.
The most
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Cult of the Damned (Ft. Bill Shakes, Bisk, Black Josh, King Grubb, Lee Scott, Salar, Sleazy F Baby, Stinkin Slumrok & Tony Broke) – Cult of The Damned
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[Lee Scott] / I'm putting in the work, holey Hilfiger shirt / I shine me shoes even though they're still filled with dirt / I'm not tryna' find a wife, where the groupies at? / And
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The Beatles – Twist and Shout
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“Twist and Shout” was originally by The Top Notes in 1960; the band The Isley Brothers did a cover of it in 1962. The Beatles did a second cover of the song in 1963. This song was
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The Beatles – Cry Baby Cry Covers
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See all of “Cry Baby Cry” by The Beatles’s covers
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The Beatles – Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey!
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Originally written by Jerry Leiber and performed by Little Willie Littlefield in 1952, “Kansas City/Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!” is one of the Beatles' most well-known covers.
They first
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