here there and everywhere by geoff emerick

But I like this one,' he once stated about this ' Revolver' ballad. 'People say, 'Which is your favorite tune?' and I'm often tempted to say ' Yesterday,' because it arrived so magically. However, Paul expressed how strongly he felt about 'Here, There And Everywhere' in many interviews throughout the years. “Here, There And Everywhere,” on the other hand, was the least popular of the three, not hitting the singles charts by The Beatles or any other artists and also being overshadowed on the “ Revolver” album by other startling contributions such as “ Yellow Submarine” and “ Eleanor Rigby.”

Paul’s previous two efforts, “ Yesterday” and “ Michelle,” made a huge splash on the airwaves and with record sales worldwide, the former released as an American Beatles single reaching the top spot for four weeks, and the latter becoming the featured track on their multi-million selling album “ Rubber Soul,” not to mention garnering successful cover versions on both sides of the Atlantic. But of course, when I think or some of my own songs – ‘ In My Life,’ or some of the early stuff, ‘ This Boy’ – I was writing melody with the best of them.” “There was a period when I thought I didn’t write melodies,” he stated in 1980, “that Paul wrote those and I just wrote straight, shouting rock’n’roll. John Lennon even bought into this premise for awhile. For the third album in a row, Paul McCartney continued his habit of writing a tender love ballad, forever cementing in people’s minds that he was the balladeer of the group.

Here there and everywhere by geoff emerick