Not everything Lennon-McCartney wrote was recorded by The Beatles. Which makes me wonder why, since 3 of their first 4 albums are full of cover songs, why would they give any of their songs away for other artists to record when they don’t have enough material to fill an album. And so for today's video we are going to try and understand why the Beatles gave away so many songs.
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Vinyl Rewind is your home for vinyl related content on YouTube. New uploads feature vinyl-based music reviews, video essays, artist interviews, and collecting tips, for both the novice and expert vinyl enthusiast. Vinyl Rewind is dedicated to preserving an analogue lifestyle in the digital age. Watch-Listen-Learn
00:00 Introduction
00:51 The Songwriting Duo
03:08 The First Songwriting Success
06:16 1964 - The Biggest Year Yet
08:45 Songwriting Duo Slows Down
10:28 1966 - No Film, No Tour
12:20 Conclusion
14:51 Outro