Jo Kendall of Classic Rock magazine states that "I Want You" predated "Black Sabbath's creation of doom rock by several months" and comments on its "Santana-like Latin blues section". James Manning of Time Out London recognises the song as the foundation for stoner rock.

Almost summer and the weather is improving by the day and this @brondmanmusic song helps to get you in the mood. Just like all the other songs on his streaming services. Just enjoy them youtu.be/IYs8CYKMSo0?is=y4_P…

June 19th new song Tell me more will be on all streaming services. Save the date. Until then just enjoy this @brondmanmusic video youtu.be/YlRpmUwD3mc?is=IYhG…

"We both sang it. I took the high harmony, John took the lower harmony or melody. This was a nice thing because we didn't actually have to decide where the melody was till later when they boringly had to write it down for sheet music." Paul McCartney, 1997. Your daily dose of The Beatles youtu.be/Fg2v2cCEZi8?is=r1nz…

Metal concert of the day, 70 min. youtu.be/h03-7-O0wNI?is=kcSL…

Starr first played the song for the other Beatles soon after he joined the group in August 1962. During an interview, Starr commented on the songwriting process, saying: "I wrote 'Don't Pass Me By' when I was sitting round at home. I was fiddling with the piano – I just bang away – and then if a melody comes and some words, I just have to keep going. It was great to get my first song down, one that I had written. It was a very exciting time for me and everyone was really helpful, and recording that crazy violinist was a thrilling moment".

He's back.

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