[nickcarraway]

Lies Knickerbockers ReStored Video TRUE 1965 STEREO HiQ/a>

[Fiji Hill]

This product of the Motown diskery was quickly pulled off the market shortly after it was released. Wonder why?

Give Me a Kiss--The Hornets (1964)

[Fiji Hill]

Despite its name, this group didn't exactly bust the charts, although it got airplay in some markets. However, it sounds an awful lot like a group that did bust the charts.

She's the One--the Chartbusters (1964)

[dfwgator]

The Title Track from “A Trick Of The Tail”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xQM94V0WyQ

[dfwgator]

Always thought this song took some inspiration from “And I Love Her”

The Smithereens (w/ Suzanne Vega) - In A Lonely Place
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaJlX9CgJ8A

[joethedrummer]

“Reflections of My Mind” - Marmalade

“Lonely Days” - Bee Gees

“Day After Day” - Badfinger

“Porpoise Song” - The Monkees

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

I still have the Klaatu album that was supposed to be the Beatles in disguise. I was never a Beatles fan so I’m not qualified to compare, but didn’t sound like the Beatles to me.

[Celtic Conservative]

“Sowing The Seeds of Love” by Tears For Fears. Late 80’s, very Beatlesque.

CC

[MHT]

And Bad To Me was written by John and Paul for Billy J. Kramer, another band represented by their agent. It’s so Early Beatles.

[Songcraft]

I always thought these songs sounded a little Beatlish, in one way or another...

      "Ferry Cross The Mersey" - Gerry & The Pacemakers

      "She's Not There" - The Zombies

      "The Air That I Breathe" - The Hollies

(Goodnight!)

[PhillyPhreeper]

Jet - Look What You’ve Done