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A HARD DAYS NIGHT - THE BEATLES (Funk Reimagined)

A HARD DAYS NIGHT - THE BEATLES (Funk Reimagined)

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The Beatles - Here comes the sun (Rock Symphonic progresive AI cover) [Best Version ]

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Fall in Love Again with Emily Linge’s Version of “And I Love Her” 💞🎶

Fall in Love Again with Emily Linge’s Version of “And I Love Her” 💞🎶

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Can You Find the Missing Word in *“And I Love Her”*? 💖🎵

Can You Find the Missing Word in *“And I Love Her”*? 💖🎵

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The Times They Are A-Changin' is one of the most iconic songs of the 1960s. Although written by the legend Bob Dylan, the version by the folk-rock pioneering band The Byrds delivered a fresh, more potent sound. With a fusion of folk poetry and characteristic electric guitar jangle, this cover helped define the folk-rock genre and solidify The Byrds' reputation. Songwriter: Bob Dylan. Original Year Written: 1963. The Byrds' Release Year: 1965 (December 6, 1965, on the album Turn! Turn! Turn!). Pe

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Chuck Berry - Roll Over Beethoven (Alternative Version) (1956) "Roll Over Beethoven," released by Chuck Berry in 1956, stands as a defiant anthem of the rock 'n' roll revolution. The song humorously suggests that classical composer Beethoven should make way for the new sound of rock 'n' roll, embodying the energetic spirit of the genre and signaling a change in the musical landscape. The track is driven by Berry's signature guitar riffs and playful lyrics, marking a challenge to the musical esta

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Chuck Berry - Roll Over Beethoven (1956) "Roll Over Beethoven," released by Chuck Berry in 1956, stands as a defiant anthem of the rock 'n' roll revolution. The song humorously suggests that classical composer Beethoven should make way for the new sound of rock 'n' roll, embodying the energetic spirit of the genre and signaling a change in the musical landscape. The track is driven by Berry's signature guitar riffs and playful lyrics, marking a challenge to the musical establishment. It proclaim

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