This week's #threetunetuesday share, as inspired by 
I haven't picked up the set yet, but hoping prices go down as we get closer to the holidays. In the meantime, I thought I'd share three songs from that session almost 60 years ago that I could listen to every day of my life.
The Beatles : I'm Only Sleeping
Well, here we go. Lennon and company doing their thing only three years after Please Please Me. You have the harmonies, the lyrics, the Lennon vocals, backyard guitars, and chords. If you listen to a lot of music since this came out, you hear bits and pieces of this strung about everywhere. This Lennon song is one of my favorites, and the new video just released today is pretty cool too.
When I finally buy a ukulele, this chord sequence will the first I learn to play on that instrument.
The Beatles: Rain
Another Beatle classic. You have the jangly guitars, a shift in tempo and beat, and one hell of a Macca bass line floating around the entire song. This one wasn't released on the album proper, was offered as a b-side to their single at this time with Paperback Writer. I believe the new set features some alternate versions and speeds of this song...I'm curious to check them out soon.
The Beatles : Here There and Everywhere
Not wanting to leave Macca out of this one, my last share is McCartney's Here, There, and Everywhere. This one, as the story goes, was written after Paul heard the Beach Boys' God Only Knows. Now, if you know that Wilson brother song, you can only imagine what people were inspired to create after hearing that tune on AM airwaves back in the 60s.
One inspiration was this song; my goodness, if you want harmonies and chords, this is one you will most likely love. The Beatles could do a lot of different styles over their careers, but I must admit I have a special place in my heart (and ears!) for their harmonies.
That's it for this week; happy to back!