BeatlesFest - "I've Just Seen a Face"

[Blooby]

A good way for me to wind up the day.  Put a big smile on my face.

BG vocals sound great.

Blooby

[Gnasty]

Dude!!!! This so SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTT!!!!!!!

This damn good bro! Your harmonies and that launched acoooostic strumming.
How can we not know its you!! THis is suberb extreme.

You deserve my 666 post!! Devil horns all the waaaayy!!!!!!!!















Thats not good enough!!!This is better!!

[cuthbert]

Excellent job on this, Mark - one of my early faves from 'Rubber Soul', and not an easy one to play. Your guitar and vocals sound great!

I love this BeatlesFest!

[lg]

Indeed, excellent cover Mark.
I enjoyed this much!

LG

[Redler]

Fantastic job, Mark!! So fresh and clearly performed. Great harmonies as well! Sweeeeet - in a nutshell!!

Kari

[OsCKilO]

This is one of the best acoustic performances you have done bro...

My Fav....




Raw, Skilled, crisp, Clean and AWESOME!!!!!


Love it!


You are Quite the acoustic artist now...

[FuzzFace]

A flawless delivery of an fun arrangement of a great song.

I love it.

This is real music.

[henwrench]

Excellent job on this, Mark - one of my early faves from 'Rubber Soul', and not an easy one to play. Your guitar and vocals sound great!

I love this BeatlesFest!

    Agreed!! But isn't this from 'Help!'?

                                henwrench

[64Guitars]

Excellent job on this, Mark - one of my early faves from 'Rubber Soul', and not an easy one to play. Your guitar and vocals sound great!

I love this BeatlesFest!

    Agreed!! But isn't this from 'Help!'?

                                henwrench

In the U.K., it first appeared on Help! (released 6 August 1965).
In the U.S., it first appeared on Rubber Soul (released 6 December 1965).

According to Wikipedia:

"I've Just Seen a Face" is a song by The Beatles. It appears on their 1965 UK album Help!, although in the United States it and "It's Only Love" first appeared on the Capitol version of the Rubber Soul album.

and...

Capitol Records chose it as the lead track of the US edition of Rubber Soul, with the intent of giving the album a strong folk sound in step with the then-current Folk Rock movement.

[cuthbert]

Agreed!! But isn't this from 'Help!'?

You're only right, henwrench! My fox pass...  

In the U.S., this song was first released on 'Rubber Soul'. I'm such an old fart, I still remember it from the 'Rubber Soul' LP lineup (it was I think the third Beatles album I bought in the late Seventies). I hate that the record companies over here re-ordered and switched around tracks to move more product (Capitol Records...bah!). Only cool thing about that was some of the tracks had a slightly different mix - I still prefer the Capitol Records mix of 'And Your Bird Can Sing' over the one on Parlaphone...