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Every day is Beatles Day since they first made their appearance in the US in 1964. Why would this day be any different?
Jake Shimabukuro and his ukulele version of a Beatles classic is better than George himself.
I believe Mr. Harrison would approve.
Definitely one of the cooler versions of the sng out there.
The animation the John Lennon interview is insanely great
#1 Floyd, I doubt that I’m the only greying Brit who would say it began a good year earlier.
Personally I’d say January 1963 with the release of ‘Please Please Me’, although I wouldn’t disagree too much with anyone who wanted to go back to the release of ‘Love me do’ the previous October.
And for the nit-pickers I know ‘My Bonnie’ came out before that but it didn’t make any impression on me then or later.
Nice rendition, but on a ukelele? Something is just not right.
Here’s hoping Mr Shimabukuro doesn’t run afoul of the intellectual property Nazis. I call Fair Use. He was in a public place and it was captured on You-biqui-Tube.
The best version I’ve heard was played in a T-station on a violin.
Not the Beatles but British Ukuleleists
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3gp7B8WC4Q