There You Go, Eddie - The Beatles (unreleased)

[@cheddarcheese7928]

There’s just something about Paul’s voice during this time of his career..Magical and angelic

[@rahulbhaskar6790]

I think George, John and Paul were great but there was something that bought out the best in them when together. Atleast for George and Paul. Cuz Lennon was amazing even in his solo career.

[@realitycheck4960]

@@rahulbhaskar6790 Even though Paul's voice is technically better, John's voice had a quality of depth that cannot be described.

[@juliodicarlo5313]

Estoy de acuerdo.

[@mstwilight1612]

New romance influenced his voice

[@averynb1218]

Yes; perfectly clear and sincere

[@jonomoar]

I've just listened to a Beatles song for the first time. I cant remember the last time that happened. That's really made my day.

[@metoo9360]

Such a thrill. I'll bet there are more of these yet to be discovered... and even more that there's probably no recording of.

[@leovannoord9286]

Thema beatles storm go's ons andere on😊

[@WaterShowsProd]

I think the last time for me must have been 25 years ago when "Real Love" was released.

[@anotherdamn6c]

Feels good, doesn't it? So many songs with that little cheeky bit of laughter!

[@Shambar18]

Me too

[@justmadeit2]

McCartney could get out of bed and write a classic before lunch in those days. Prolific!

[@rangepuppies]

Yeah, in those days... what happens to artists? It's like that bit in Trainspotting: One day you've got it and the next you just don't. There's a moment, or a window. Paul's later solo stuff is okay but just doesn't compare. I say the same for Bowie, but people get really upset when you say the new stuff isn't nearly as good... or any good.

[@wanderer1955]

Yeah now we get "experimental" McCartney 3 nonsense!! And on 15 different format's and different coloured vinyl's costing a fortune!!. He needs to stop that experimental nonsense and get back to writing those typical McCartney rockers and ballad's.

[@justmadeit2]

Just to add: I made a George Harrison sketch in good humour, to see it just type in the search bar above the following title... George Harrison in that's me man

[@wanderer1955]

@@justmadeit2 Just watched it. It was "grotty".

[@justmadeit2]

@@wanderer1955 Ha, yeah 😀✌

[@melinarodriguez8395]

Many times I've had the impression that John is like a little kid being entertained by Paul's sweet antics.

[@timothydillow3160]

"They were fiercely competitive, but in a good way." s.g. martin

[@melinarodriguez8395]

@@timothydillow3160 They were fiercely competitive in a "brotherly way" as they themselves have explained it but, this does not mean that there were not other types of dynamics between them as well. In studio banter (like for instance, here) you can hear how John really was amused and went along with Paul's silliness and viceversa too.

[@kittenfuud]

They entertained each other. George had a great wit as well, don't leave him out...!

[@melinarodriguez8395]

@@kittenfuud Of course, each Beatle had their sense of humor and George's was probably the funniest (to me)! I just mean that from what I've seen in pictures and heard in studio chatter, I have that impression specifically from J and P's dynamics. I might be wrong, of course!

[@alexandrathrift3805]

John went along with Yoko's eccentricity too. He perfectly knew what she was like ( he called her 'Barmy' several times in that last interview with Andy Peebles) but he loved her anyway. Her ' barminess' amused him.

[@cismercier8009]

Sounds so improvised. And if it is, the song once more demonstrates that just strumming a few chords and singing what comes to his mind, McCartney outshines almost all the music that's been on the market for the last 20 years at least.

[@mauricedorreboom5388]

Reminds me of a story, which was told by Dustin Hoffman on the 25th Anniversary edition of Band On The Run. Dustin asks Paul how he writes his songs, Paul answers, I really don't know, I just pick them out of the sky. i just strum and usually things starts to happen. Dustin wonders if Paul can write something, right here right now. I suppose says Paul. Dustin had read an artical about Pablo Picasso and his last words at a party before he died later that night "Drink to me, I can't drink anymore" Pauls get his acoustic, strums a few chords and the song "Picasso's Last Words" is written there, right in front of Dustin Hoffman. He said, next to birth of his children it was the most magical moments of his life. It is one my favorite stories about writing songs.

[@rjmprod]

The only thing that stands out on that track is Pauls vocals..even on a really bad song effort, his voice is really great...!

[@robsol123]

Completely agree x

[@victorbonilla4634]

@@mauricedorreboom5388 You forgot the part (told by McCartney) of Dustin jumping around like in the movies, yelling out, "He's doing it... he's doing it!"

[@mauricedorreboom5388]

@@victorbonilla4634 knowing people's concentration span is about as long as a tweet, I didn't expect some would read it till the end, but thank you for extending my story. It was a wonderful audiomentary.

[@sketchartist1964]

It wasn't just Paul's songs that helped make the Beatles a great success, it was his voice.

[@thesilvershining]

Indeed. My favorite singer of all time!

[@mogadon7]

Better than 'Everybodys gonna dance around tonight' awful song.

[@janebiddick6161]

This song would be a great format for an ice breaker song for the first day of school as the children learn each other’s names. “There you go Billy, Billy etc” They’d love it!

[@5tone_10]

great idea

[@reddahlias2595]

I don't know why I got so emotional with this song. You can hear Paul smiling as he's playing and John getting the jest of it, joining in and being so amused.

[@jackiepenner-lourdes3374]

His voice is so beautiful here.

[@frankdiscussion2069]

I like how John starts to sing along at the end.

[@intruder1300]

The greatest musical genius of all time

[@someguyspage1809]

I like Sir Paul, but in terms of genius, he comes in well after Bach, Mozart and Beethoven.

[@migueldospachangas7716]

@@someguyspage1809 Still 4th though, Right ? Ok your entitled to your opinion. And you're going to get some challenges still. I'm too beat at this point to argue that much, other than say, Bach ?? Eddie, are you kidding ?! Johan was a Top Tenner easy. He had the counterpoint locked down, and his clavinet boogied when he wanted it to, long before clavinets could be leaned over and come back in tune. Yes, he inspired Jon Lord. And Rick Wakeman. A Titan, a righteous heavyweight and pioneer, that took us out of madrigals and bawdy pub songs (those just as valid as Hora's or Be-Bop] but c'mon Bro- You are hip to Zappa, right ? Mo's Art Band ? Methinks Paul is very much not given the adulation, respect and adoration he very much deserves, when ( and if...)he dies for real, the second time, as some may say ( 2 lives is more than most get), I will be there, to second line this Titan of Titans. Fela, knew he was in the presence of a true master. Master Po, just waved him up to the cave at the top of Wuhan mountain, and cut him loose on the world. Didnt even heat up the urn. John, picked a good 'un. You can argue for 7,10 lines- but seriously folks, he's top 3 material. And for my money, Beethoven didn't have a Her Majesty in him. Mozart did, and he could shred, and do Salieri on the spot. But could Mozart pull Jane Asher ?, or Lovely Rita ?, live in Hamburg ?, or Let ME Roll it ? Did he feel the need to apologize to his Uncle Albert or eat Butter Pies ? Did he party with James Bond ? No Sir, not a one, Correct ? The prosecution, in light of Ms. Vito's testimony regarding the differential, hereby withdraws it's case, Your Honor.

[@chrismacdonald7955]

@@migueldospachangas7716 Brilliant, well done sir.

[@sammaloney1746]

Townsend was right up there too let's not forget!

[@JustineLaLoba]

no....That's Paul singing.....John's just listening ......

[@BruceColon-BSides]

Even his silly, effortless knock-offs are catchy and evocative as hell.

[@thesilvershining]

It’s really not fair, lol

[@psmith669]

Just another day at the office for Paul. Magic.

[@ivanmalanquini625]

A millions of melodys in the head of this man. Paul is unbelievable!

[@InstantKaarma]

I am surprised it did not end on the McCartney album

[@pierredubois719]

Ha! Good one!

[@akirafelix3865]

Heather is ten times better and wasn't recorded either. Look it up as The Beatles.

[@PeoplePlacesRocknRoll]

I'm old, I've never heard this, and I'm blown away.

[@andreaborbas77]

The Beatles could sing the phonebook.

[@randykent9594]

They were the best at taking any idea and turning it into something loved and adorned by the masses.

[@kalvino67]

Phonebook? What is that? 😜

[@andreaborbas77]

@@kalvino67 It means they could sing whatever, still sound good.

[@Nighthawkrun]

Thats the truth

[@metalslather]

Putting her face in a jar by the door.................

[@joeyfitz9]

Well THAT song will be in my head for the next few days!

[@toybarons]

It's just really lovely to hear this especially at a time in The Beatles story where we've heard the stories how they couldn't stand to be in the same studio together. I can just imagine Paul with the guitar strumming this little ditty and the others kicked back just chilling. It's just nice.

[@geoffrobson23]

This is one of the many reasons I’m so looking forward to Peter Jackson’s ‘Get Back’ in August. Yes, I’m sure there were tensions between them at times, but fundamentally I think there was a deep bond between them all, and I think PJ will focus on bringing this to the fore. And this song is another little glimpse behind the curtain of the kind of connection they had 🙂

[@metoo9360]

I hadn't heard about the upcoming Get Back due out in August. Is it going to be a movie, documentary or tv special? (Thanks for mentioning) Being a big Beatles fan, especially when it comes to all things McCartney... I am very much looking forward to it!

[@gianmarcoboncompagni]

@@metoo9360 movie, you can already find excerpts on youtube

[@jessicacosiguitar]

True! Can't wait for the movie to come out!

[@Thedailysideshow]

Paul should have that song professionally mastered and put out as a single today. Such a loving song about their; The Beatles pets.

[@shannonpruitt8008]

Totally agree. He and Ringo should flesh it out. It would truly be the last Beatles song.

[@timothydillow3160]

"They were fiercely competitive, but in a good way." - George Martin

[@mogadon7]

Previously unreleased - 'The Shit In My Arse'.

[@tonymusic4773]

I agree with Mr Sam Harrison. There is something very haunting about the bridge, it turns a happy sing a long into something deeper. Paul McCartney has a gift for that.❤️🎶

[@buzzbabyjesus]

I'm always surprised when there's something I haven't heard. Pretty darn good this one.

[@Sheriff_GrimLaw]

There’s still loads for you hear, dear Alan. Won’t you come out to play...

[@buzzbabyjesus]

@@Sheriff_GrimLaw I'll always be interested in hearing more. There You Go Eddie has been stuck in my head for days now.

[@Sheriff_GrimLaw]

@@buzzbabyjesus I only heard I for the first time in the last twenty four hours and I’ve been listening to the Beatles for forty years, brother. There is always something new to experience as you💚

[@Katy-ye1zr]

For all the (many) dogs I've loved before.

[@jackwynnemusic2367]

😆😆😆

[@LennyJohnson5]

Lovely...! What a band. How lucky were we.

[@abbymartin554]

Can the Beatles be any more adorable?! 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Singing about their pets, by name!! I never heard this before. How cute of Paul to do that, with John singing along. The fact that they were dog and cat lovers just further adds to their charm...love those guys (and their fur babies too!) 🐶🐱 Thank you for this precious video and footage. Well done and so wholesome. ☺️

[@donsemo4804]

never knew he had a dog named Eddie, just his sheep dog Martha.

[@TheGrouchMan]

I never knew John had a dog. First time I've seen that photo. Those blokes must have had a camera in their faces every day of their lives.

[@bodybuildingcourse]

I think "Jet" from The Band On The Run album was one of his dog's too.

[@SamHarrisonMusic]

the middle 8 is gorgeous x

[@SumikoBito]

I love this lovely song , he should release it.

[@jessicacosiguitar]

I love this kind of recording. Paul manages to create sweet and beautiful melodies without any effort. I am proud to say that this man is an inspiration to me ❤️

[@teletubetodd]

This might have become a Beatles classic à la "Blackbird" had Paul pushed it further. (It would have sounded good on his "McCartney" album, too.) The Beatles have such a massive library of unreleased music - a sign that they sometimes underestimated themselves. Thanks for posting!

[@dmlevitt]

wow. thanks for this. never heard it before.

[@nickb5391]

I heard this about 40 years ago

[@powertuber4.068]

Martha didn't feel slighted... having her own special song on the White Album.

[@brentrollens8090]

I heard this for first time a few days ago.I found myself humming the tune out of nowhere and I thought to myself that this was the first new Beatle tune I had heard in a 25 yrs. The music they made was unique and enduring. Even this snippet manages to please please me.

[@leedufour]

I wish I could give a" Thumbs up" each time I watch this. Thanks again!

[@katherinehayes9110]

Amazing how this group of men wrote some of the most beautiful songs every Written and recorded.each one unique and talented in their own way

[@StewartRoomLawyer]

This is such a lovely, touching song and I agree the middle 8 is special. The recording itself is an incredible insight into how Paul and John interacted. At the beginning it sounds like Paul is playing to himself, due to the background chatter, but by the end it feels like a proto piece of live co-writing, as John suggests Nigel, laughing when Mimi The Cat is introduced. Brilliant piece of musical art and history.

[@dixgun]

The title reminds me of “Beatle Ed” John and George talk about in the ‘Gimme Some Truth’ DVD. The song reminds me of ‘The White Album.’ Interesting glimpse on Beatle songwriting.

[@buskman3286]

I somehow ran across this video earlier today and I've been humming/whistling the dang song ever since! Can't get it out of my head. So...thanks Paul (and the poster of the video) for messing up my day! ;) As noted, these guys threw away songs that other artists wish they had written...

[@juancarlosibarra3245]

I got emotional (tears in my eyes), many memories of my own long gone noble dogs.

[@antoinettewitt2098]

Thank you for sharing a lovely moment on The Beatles inner circle.

[@sjmoss148]

Paul said Mozart was a Beatle of his day. Paul is still a Mozart of ours!

[@dougbarde-macnamara4640]

Yep, I've never even heard of it before. Beautiful surprise.

[@Xscapeplan01]

When you're playing around with music that sounds better than anything in 2021!

[@otizcar9313]

Its called talent..lol..

[@StrawberryFeildsforNever]

K

[@MsNickie1001]

Apparently, you don’t listen to bluegrass music. Eh?

[@RSVPini]

Martha probably took the tape and buried it.

[@victorbonilla4634]

Along with Eddie..😂

[@mogadon7]

The vocals and melody are really good. Some of paul mccartneys stuff is shit, I think this is quite good. Something like 'you know my name, you got my number' is shit (anthology).

[@varsityathlete9927]

@@mogadon7 it was a b-side on Let It Be single. anthology version is a lot longer. personally I've always liked the song for its humor.

[@akirafelix3865]

@@mogadon7 lol. That's a Lennon song (YKMN).

[@valjean3663]

@@mogadon7 I, too, lack a sense of humor.

[@averynb1218]

God his voice was so damn beautiful

[@nureinherz]

Wouldn´t it be lovely if Paul sang this song now, but every fan could give him the name of a pet, or former pet, and he´d sing them all? Would be the longest song in history, though :)

[@ralphyetmore]

Aw! I wish this was completed. Such a sweet song.

[@geoffrobson23]

I heard this for the first time two hours ago and have already started singing to my dog Ringo: “there you go, Ringy, Ringy, Ringy...”

[@Jeanhickman-y4r]

Incredible! I love hearing these personal moments between them. I can’t wait for Get Back

[@jessicacosiguitar]

Same!

[@davecostello560]

Lovely video to accompany this beautiful ditty that is going to be stuck in my head all day now!

[@Revelian1982]

Sounds better than anything in the charts for the past ten years.

[@shiv.ansh03]

Can turn anything to the most amazing songs. That is Paul for you.

[@PlanetoftheDeaf]

What a charming song. And a great compendium of the Beatle pets too!

[@elysiumgallerytv2776]

How nice is this?!

[@metoo9360]

Very!

[@Datanditto]

Obviously Paul was trying to get a nibble as he auditioned the song for everyone. How’d that work out? Well 42 years later- here it is!!🤠

[@alwaysamysteryyes2021]

42 years? The Beatles were still together in 1979? 😄

[@Datanditto]

@@alwaysamysteryyes2021 I cant count🤣😂

[@alwaysamysteryyes2021]

@@Datanditto lol!

[@midohiobuckeyeaorwarrior9743]

@@Datanditto I'm sure you meant 52 years, right?

[@Datanditto]

@@midohiobuckeyeaorwarrior9743 Well the numbers are right next to each other😏

[@otizcar9313]

They just oozed talent...that and passion for the art makes " greatness".

[@davidfrank5174]

This is profound to think someone could take these simple lyrics and turn it to that beautiful melody. McCartney is such a genius

[@stalkek]

What a charming slice of Beatles life!

[@NYR11949]

Dammit... that is great!

[@metoo9360]

DAMMIT... I agree! ❤

[@AskJamieTurner]

What a nice little gem. Sorry it wasn’t finished and released.

[@philipheubeck]

“I’m so sad to see you go Bernard.” is so heartbreaking and pure.

[@Esther-ku3hj]

I love this so much!!! Never heard it before and I have been a beatles fan for quite some time now. This blessed my day

[@hugosanchez7599]

They could make an entire album made of improvised bits in rehearsals like this one in which they're just having fun with music and it would be one of the best Beatles albums

[@wheelie63]

Paul's voice sounds so effortlessly great here, so relaxed.

[@riverrejoices4173]

What about Martha? Incidentally, "Martha, My Dear" happens to be one of my favorite Beatles songs. The melody is wonderful, and the chord progression is to bark--I mean, to die for. ;)

[@length_wise]

This is the sweetest song ever.

[@SamtheAngelFox]

Paul loved all his pet dogs

[@curtandoscar]

LOVELY! What a total charmer of a little ditty, complete with photos of all the pets. I had heard Peter Jackson talking about including this song with photos for the Get Back documentary, but for some reason he didn't. I hope it's in whatever bluray eventually comes out.

[@bethg7937]

This is so oddly comforting. I love the thought of the boys hanging out together and making up little ditties like this :)) it reminds me of my friends and I :)

[@groovygod2]

Eddie is Hunter Davies. the author who wrote the authorized biography of the Beatles released in 1968. Paul was visiting Hunter in Portugal and discovered that Hunter's first name is actually Edward (Edward Hunter Davies) .

[@the13corinne]

Wow love it, so there is this , and Martha My Dear

[@EmmanuelGoldstein3]

Surprisingly interesting for an obvious throwaway. I kind of suspect he may have been making it all up as he went along.

[@bspilcker]

Jesus that was great

[@RobertNixAlternativeArtist]

Paul's melodic gifts are so evident here.

[@AdFunk]

GENIUS!

[@namastezen3300]

that was nice, thank you

[@michaelc3051]

I didn't even know Paul owned a little Yorkshire Terrier; this is great.

[@johnneedy3164]

I hope as long as I'm alive I keep hearing something from the Beatles, I don't care if only one of them

[@JohnMurrayMusic]

I wish they would release " Carnival of Light " !

[@koopalovetoast2409]

The way he switches between head and chest voice is so smooth..

[@lillydee5978]

The Scottie was his brother's dog I think. Eddie was adorable, I remember seeing pics of Linda holding him. Martha is my favorite but it was great to see all of the Beatle Pets @ that time. It's also heartbreaking to me to see Paul being 100Xs a better dad to Julian than John was.

[@papercup2517]

That quote from In His Own Write is a reminder that John could be just as sweet and silly as Paul, but perhaps in self-defence, he always had to put the knife in and turn it dark. That gave an edge to his music that makes it 'cooler' in many people's eyes (ears?) than Paul's less complicated expressions of happiness. GOOD DOG NIGEL Arf, Arf, he goes, a merry sight, Our little hairy friend, Arf, Arf upon the lamppost bright, Arfing round the bend. Nice dog! Goo boy, Waggie tail and beg, Clever Nigel, jump for joy, BECAUSE WE'RE PUTTING YOU TO SLEEP AT THREE OF THE CLOCK, NIGEL. To which Paul might have responded: And anytime you feel the pain, hey John, refrain, Don't carry the world upon your shoulders. For well you know that it's a fool who plays it cool By making his world a little colder.… John said at one point that although it had started out as a cheering up song for Julian, he thought Paul really wrote most of Hey Jude for him.

[@OperationPhantom]

Nice glimpse into the McCartney songwriter mind; quite a lovely/whimsical gesture and the video helps illustrate nicely! Wonder if it'll be in the new film... :) RIP Beatle-pets.

[@tiggywinkle5630]

I love the pic if Paul , Eddie, and Martha playing ball...so down to earth.

[@jayjay5640]

Melody Macca.x

[@nurulmaru]

The Beatles' music was God's vibration, it was not music in the ordinary sense.

[@banba317]

I'd say George Martin had a bigger part than your imaginary friend. Why can't you religious fanatics check your primitive superstitions at the door once in a while and give HUMAN BEINGS the credit they deserve?

[@nurulmaru]

@@banba317 lol, you've never felt yourself in a different way, that's why you call me fanatic, in fact, you know nothing you're saying. Just trying to offend an unkown friend. G. Martin was always a a God creation, your stupid God!! Who's more stupid?

[@KebabMusicLtd]

@@banba317 I came upon a child of God , He was walking along the road, When I asked him, where are you going? This he told me I'm going down to Yasgur's farm , Think I'll join a rock and roll band, I'll camp out on the land I'll try and set my soul free

[@nurulmaru]

@@banba317 You're such a poor Man, lol, you haven't even realized the mistery of the Beatles, because you haven't realized the mistery that you yourself are, lol, this is not superstition 😁 lol, or maybe you think you are a secretion of your mind. I think you should hear George Harrison more often. Bye, bye, and don't forget: "He who sees knows" - you don't have to believe in anything. Bye, bye, my funny friend.

[@banba317]

@@nurulmaru The word is MYSTERY... not mistery... I've been a musician and performer since 1965. I know music and I've sang and played the Beatles while they were still on the charts. You have ZERO clue about what I know or don't know; you are just another smug, presumptuous, self righteous cultist. "He who sees knows..." is nothing but cryptic gibberish; in the real world it's easily demonstrated that plenty of colossal fucking idiots see things that aren't there all the time; you are certainly one of them.

[@JonnyRollin]

Even when Macca is jesting,the song won't leave you alone-all day!

[@mikecole1633]

This would have been nice on the Naked bonus disc! Priceless fly-on-the-wall moment.

[@pauls5096]

Being a dog lover and having 2 of my own, one big and one small, this touched me. Not gonna lie, my eyes welled up a little. I'm gonna go sing it to them now. : )

[@dougaldhendrick3497]

Dog lovers as well as super muso's, no wonder I love em!

[@breathless345]

This is lovely!

[@G0K3001]

....makes sense to me John would have a cat.

[@metoo9360]

He really was a gentle soul, wasn't he?

[@Wolf-Spirit_Alpha-Sigma]

@@metoo9360 lmao He sure did, he sure did, indeed.

[@G0K3001]

I believe he was, we all know his history of his youth. Losing his parents, by one way or another, definitely shaped his character at a young age.

[@0000song0000]

i dont really understand the other comments analisys about JL's personality... but he had mostly cats (up to 27 when at one point on the dakota, guess the newborns of the main cats)

[@pommelhorsepommelhorse8731]

@@0000song0000 if you're lonely you can talk to me. hey bulldog

[@rthrth2802]

I’ve always loved this tune. McCartney should record it now! Have it on the Sweet Apple Trax bootleg LP

[@albeatle17]

"Because we're putting you to sleep at three of the clock, Nigel"

[@pommelhorsepommelhorse8731]

i was bored while the nasties were still booming us

[@scottishlady1474]

That part of his writing was quite disturbing.

[@757optim]

Always good to sit in on the most popular group on the planet for a few minutes.

[@arjnoro1]

That is right better than most music playing today. What a gift.

[@laurelsheart]

I think Paul is a remarkable person. Kind of an enigma. And I once wore Beatle boots and I remember my brothers growing out their hair and it was the talk of many dinner conversations.

[@tyronewhitehead3123]

John and his cat love it 🐈

[@cheddarcheese7928]

I hope with all my heart that there’s still more unreleased songs that will pop up like this someday..I hope 🤞