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The Sunrays - I Live For The Sun > The Beatles - Here Comes The Sun
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Did anyone else notice how much the "Sun, sun, sun, sun" part in that Sunrays song sounds like the "Sun, sun, sun" in "Here Comes The Sun"? Obviously not just cause it's the same word, but also because of the way it's sung... I wonder if George Harrison knew "I Live For The Sun" and if he was consciously or subconsciously inspired by it...
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If so it wouldn't be the first time he was influenced by Sub-conscious plagiarism.
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Yeah I also wondered about that.
Interestingly Jan & Dean's unreleased "Love & hate" features a melody where they sing "love, love, love" which sounds very much like the line in "All you need is love". So I guess it's just coincidence.... Or not ?
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Quote from: Rocker on March 15, 2008, 04:36:54 AM
Yeah I also wondered about that.
Interestingly Jan & Dean's unreleased "Love & hate" features a melody where they sing "love, love, love" which sounds very much like the line in "All you need is love". So I guess it's just coincidence.... Or not ?
"Love & Hate" was recorded in April 1967 . . . There is no "love, love, love" line in the song.
Many more instances of "hate" than "love."
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Quote from: Mark A. Moore on March 16, 2008, 12:09:38 AM
Quote from: Rocker on March 15, 2008, 04:36:54 AM
Yeah I also wondered about that.
Interestingly Jan & Dean's unreleased "Love & hate" features a melody where they sing "love, love, love" which sounds very much like the line in "All you need is love". So I guess it's just coincidence.... Or not ?
"Love & Hate" was recorded in April 1967 . . . There is no "love, love, love" line in the song.
Many more instances of "hate" than "love."
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Maybe I didn't rememebr correctly, but there definitely is a part, maybe just a chord with the word "love", that sounds very much like "All you need is love" (or vice versa). Have to relisten to it. Thanks for the info
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