Posted on 12/08/2025 5:14:38 PM PST by BEJ
I have written some "Beatles songs" without the use of AI. I'm a big Beatles fan, and couldn't help trying to write in their style. If you like the Beatles, check it out.
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The Beatles don’t need any help writing songs.
I’ll stick with The Rutles.
Love the Beatles. Love them or hate them. They knew how to compose a song. Especially McCartney.
Good work, I think you’ve captured the style (mostly Lennon).
From a musician that lived through it in the 60s. ;)
Lennon/McCartney wrote many songs recorded by others but “It’s for you’ recorded by Cilla Black is different than the others. It has somewhat of a Broadway sound with interesting chord changes and timing.
I think this one was mainly written by Paul with help from John. Not recorded very well but it was early 1960s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4HC1IfpYBw
Love the Beatles. Love them or hate them. They knew how to compose a song. Especially McCartney.
I tend to dismiss McCartney’s solo career, but I came across this song the other day, that I consider up there with anything he did with The Beatles. Fantastic melody.
Jenny Wren
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs7lvM68W2g
Thank you for that comment — I appreciate it.
Lol. Haven’t heard the Rutles mentioned in ages.
Better than some tribute bands. Maybe “The Count” could do his version?
;)
Husband and I used to dance our @sses off to Beatles songs. Big living room so we could . Also at the club, even more space to dance.
No clue why weren’t Big Stars.
Now three years later, Paul (with a producer named Youth) would release the third Fireman album titled “Electric Arguments.” It’s a masterpiece, but boy it’s definitely not for everyone. Zero pop appeal. Ninety-nine percent of people can’t get past the first song, though. It makes Helter Skelter sound like a sweet love song. Haha!
Thanks dynachrome. Yeah, maybe the count could do his version... ya never know with the count.
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