A very simple song, interesting in how late, relatively speaking, it appears in the Beatles early catalog (1962) -- not entirely surprising, however, given that their single of choice at the time was "Love Me Do." Recalled by Cavern Club dwellers as possessing a basic premise ("when I'm at the dances, I fancy me chances with you"), the song exists in Beatles recorded history only at the tail end of their career, through a brief run-through during the Get Back sessions during a jam on "Maggie Mae," where, typically, John and Paul forget most of the words.
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an early recording may exist but never has been considered for release like all those demos the beatles recorded and gave away to other singers.
-tupa knows
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