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Listening to The Yellow Submarine album, I was surprised to hear, during the song, It's All Too Much, penned by G. Harrison, "with your long blonde hair and your eyes of blue", which of course, are also used in Bowie's song, Sorrow. Also, the Harrison song had the same melody, so evidently Bowie took it and used it for his song! Fascination Factor of 7.7 |
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Well, stone me, after that, I now find out that Sorrow was a cover version anyway, of The Merseys from 1966. |
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How strange. I like it though. |
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Ouch, you just owned yourself and George Harrison at the same time. Of course, George is well known for subconsciously plagarizing. Those Beatles would have amounted to nothing if they didn't have all those Merseybeat groups to steal ideas from. |
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