#53 I Wanna Be Your Man 45, by We're Late For Class

#53 I Wanna Be Your Man 45

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	1.	I Wanna Be Your Man (Mono Master) 03:04
	2.	I Wanna Be Your Man (Edited/Dubbed By David Barratt) 02:42

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Most people aren’t aware that Lennon & McCartney's "I Wanna Be Your Man" is actually a re-write of an old blues tune of the same name. “Blind somebody” recorded it in the early 1950s, and collectors know of a few records out there that have survived. A sure clue that it's NOT a Lennon/McCartney original is illustrated by how seriously John & Paul treated the song. For a larf, they pawned it off on The Rolling Stones (theories abound that it was a blatant attempt to derail their career). But, Lennon & McCartney ended up laughing even louder at the bank when the Stones accidentally had their first hit single with it. Then... they gave the song to Ringo to sing - a sure sign of something, to be sure. But because copyright laws were so loose in the 1960s, "I Wanna Be Your Man" has long been considered just another old, co-opted blues tune that got ‘borrowed’ and goosed-up by a band of upper-poppin' punks with a Merseyside beat. Hey, they were kids, what did they know? So, we stripped the song back to its original Mississippi blues roots, then gave it to David Barratt, from The Beatles Compete On Ukulele, who edited it and added some blues uke. The first version is our original mono master, and the flip is Dave's edited & dubbed version. This is why we don't do vocals. Consider yourself warned.

I Wanna Be Your Man (Mono Master) (3:04)
I Wanna Be Your Man (Edited/Dubbed By David Barratt) (2:43)

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released September 1, 2023

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We're Late For Class: Live, improvisational college collective, w/ a dozen rotating members who are anti-contract, pro-herb & avid cut-and-pasters. 98+ releases & counting.

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