>>>>>>FWIW I was working with Joe when 'Bathroom Window' was recorded and seem to remember that at one stage McCartney actually offered him first use but then changed his mind. IAC we'd certainly heard the song a while before the Beatles released it.
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>>>>>I sort of remember that Joe's version was the first one out... but then I heard that one really early on, 'twas on the radio, but didn't get my hands on Sgt Pepper until '76, and only then I heard their version.
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>>>>Wasn't the Beatles version on Abbey Road ?
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>>>I guess it was, since the Beatles wrote it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/She_Came_In_Through_the_Bathroom_Window
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>>I see it's listed as a Lennon/McCartney composition but I think it's almost entirely a McCartney song....
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>Probably so. I think until recently though,.they all listed as Lennon/McCartney. I imagine Paul didn't want Yoko getting any royalties for his work, even though he can't stop her from benefitting from John's work (unfortunately). As you may have guessed, I am not a Yoko fan, except when I saw how she acted, I do recall saying "Oh No!" Then when she tried to sing, I think i said, oh H--- No!

Well, well. We find ourselves in agreement once again. Yoko Ono is the quintessential parasite afaic. No talent, but big name and in demand because she wangled a marriage to a genius who obviously must have had a very poor self image.

And by what possible definition might you call that noise 'singing'?