And I Love Her

1:52 • Outtake • E • Take 2. And I Love Her is admired and enjoyed as one of Paul McCartney's earliest and warmest ballads, the master recording being the second take of a second remake, from 27 February 1964. Two days earlier, when the Beatles first taped the song, the approach was different. Presented here is the unreleased Take 2 - the first complete run-through - which is not so gentle, featuring the full-group sound of guitars, drums and, unusually, a picked electric guitar.

George Martin : Producer Norman Smith : Recording engineer

SessionRecording : Feb 25, 1964 • Studio : EMI Studios, Studio Two, Abbey Road

1:52 • Outtake • E2016 • Take 2. And I Love Her is admired and enjoyed as one of Paul McCartney's earliest and warmest ballads, the master recording being the second take of a second remake, from 27 February 1964. Two days earlier, when the Beatles first taped the song, the approach was different. Presented here is the unreleased Take 2 - the first complete run-through - which is not so gentle, featuring the full-group sound of guitars, drums and, unusually, a picked electric guitar.

George Martin : Producer Norman Smith : Recording engineer

SessionRecording : Feb 25, 1964 • Studio : EMI Studios, Studio Two, Abbey Road

1:52 • Outtake • E • Take 2. And I Love Her is admired and enjoyed as one of Paul McCartney's earliest and warmest ballads, the master recording being the second take of a second remake, from 27 February 1964. Two days earlier, when the Beatles first taped the song, the approach was different. Presented here is the unreleased Take 2 - the first complete run-through - which is not so gentle, featuring the full-group sound of guitars, drums and, unusually, a picked electric guitar.

George Martin : Producer Norman Smith : Recording engineer

SessionRecording : Feb 25, 1964 • Studio : EMI Studios, Studio Two, Abbey Road

0:49 • Outtake • RM & RS From Take 21 Mono/Stereo