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Listening to Chicago’s “Feeling Stronger” (GREAT song by the way) and I notice the lyric “feeling stronger every day, yeah, yeah, yeah” – a clear Beatle influence.
Any other songs with “yeah, yeah, yeah”?
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Yeah, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs – right here in my back yard.
Thanks for reminding me!
Will have to check out Hollys “Early in the Morning” and the YYY’s “Black Tongue”
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Thank you!
Yeah 3X by Cris Brown does, although having ‘yeah yeah yeah’ in a song is not necessarily a Beatles reference. Yeah is a very popular and overused word. Because we like The Beatles, we see a lot of ‘references’ that are not really there.
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10 August 2011
Good point, Unknown.
“When you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail.”
When you have a theory, there is indeed a tendency to try to make everything fit.
But I suspect that on some level, anyone singing “yeah yeah yeah” after 1964 would be directly or indirectly influenced by the Beatles.
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5 November 2011
“Yeah yeah yeah/The candy floss girl/The sticky fingered boy/Oh that sister of mine” – The Stone Roses, (Song For My) Sugar Spun Sister.
“Do I love you, my oh my?/River deep, mountain high/Yeah yeah yeah” – Ike and Tina Turner
Both fantastic songs.
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Funkadelic, “You And Your Folks, Me And My Folks”
New York Dolls, “Personality Crisis”
Elton John, “I’m Still Standing”
Sly and the Family Stone, “You Can Make It If You Try”
…um, some Blue Oyster Cult song whose title escapes me now.
Also LOTS of songs titled “Yeah Yeah Yeah” – Alice Cooper, The Vibrators, and Bo Diddley being the ones that come to mind.
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When I was reading “The Beatles 100 Best Songs”… or something like that… I remember when Paul’s dad commented on the song “She Loves You ” when they go YEAH YEAH YEAH! Well his dad was like, “Could you ever just say YES YES YES?” and Paul was like, “Dad, you don’t understand, it just won’t work.”
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unknown said
Well you should learn a bit more about his music, because according to the Biebs, his new band is better than anything The Beatles ever did.
He has a band?
Have put it on my to do list:
#7254785 – Visit the hanging gardens of Babylon.
#7254786 – Iron clothes.
#7254787 – Die.
#7254788 – Listen to Justin Beiber.
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