Dear Prudence, dedicated to Pru Corné and JP cover

[Jean Pierre]

dear Prudence is a song from the Beatles' legendary 1968 double album.
Composed during their mystical stay in India at the ashram of Guru Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
I didn't know the origin and history of this song (wikipedia https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dear_Prudence )

There have been many covers of this song on SC, which I recommend you listen to.

Geir in 2014 https://songcrafters.org/forum/index.php?topic=22340.msg273807#msg273807
Blooby in 2019 https://songcrafters.org/forum/index.php?topic=28539.msg341279#msg341279
Greeny, in 2021 https://songcrafters.org/forum/index.php?topic=31184.0

Perhaps there are others?

In any case, we wanted to sing this song with our friend Corné, and of course dedicate it to our dear Pru ...

[StephenM]

cool JP and this sounds great too...
I have heard this a few times before... it is a cool song and you guys nailed this.
really great mix and it fits those times too.

[the physics teacher]

Thanks you JP for another fine collab. What a good idea to add the links to the other attempts to cover this song from my all time favorite Beatle album "The white double album" number two on the songlist just after "Back to the u.s.s.r." And of course the dedication to  Pru

[ODH]

Yes. Great vibe. Excellent singing and harmonies.

White album is one of my favourite albums and you did it justice.

[Jean Pierre]

dear Corné
I have a lot of respect and consideration for the earlier versions of covers published on SC and I love researching the anteriorities (on SC), and of course listening to them.

As for the dedication to Pru, we agree that it came quite naturally; Pru is an incomparable voice on SC



...and it's worth noting that the male/female parity is incredibly unbalanced on SC...o, wonder why that is?

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[Ray Brookes]

I also wondered about the disparity of male v female vocalists on this site, JP. I think I can count the female ones on one hand and most of them we hardly hear much.

[thetworegs]

Nicely done Jean Pierre excellent vocals and backer throughly enjoyed