Day Tripper
Song by John Lennon and Lennon-McCartneyWikipedia
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Oct 20, 2026
Episode 10: I feel fine by The Beatles
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92:42Chris LastelleHOST
As a bizarre footnote to our story, John Lennon was doing a radio interview in New York City in September 1974.
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92:51Chris LastelleHOST
Talking about his influences, the DJ played Watch Your Step and John Lennon revealed to the world that the Bobby Parker tune was the main inspiration for a famous Beatles song, Day Tripper.
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93:07Chris LastelleHOST
But that's a whole other story.
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93:09speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Day Tripper, take one.
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MUSIC PLAYS
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93:52Chris LastelleHOST
And we are done.
2026.41 Rubber Soul Superdeluxe Disc Two
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40:41Martin QuibellHOST
Absolutely.
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40:42Ed ChenHOST
Track eight is the instrumental backing track of Day Tripper.
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40:47Ed ChenHOST
Day Tripper, take one.
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40:48Martin QuibellHOST
Okay, let's
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40:50speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
go.
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42:37Ed ChenHOST
And then again, we don't know which one said it, but maybe John said, hey, why don't we do something? like that bobby parker thing on it and then george would have had to come up with it and the riff suddenly exists by the time they're here recording the backing on take one
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42:52Martin QuibellHOST
yeah another song where technically it should probably be credited to lennon mccartney harrison
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42:57Ed ChenHOST
quite probably so then track nine is takes two and three of day tripper where they get most of the way through the instrumental backing track two
Episode 272: "Rubber Soul" Super Deluxe Review!
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22:45DaveHOST
Okay.
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22:47DaveHOST
My next one, and these did go chronologically on the, the, out the set was the day tripper songwriting work tape.
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22:54ChrisHOST
Oh.
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22:55DaveHOST
Uh, which I, I thought was interesting because you have John and Paul kind of working the song out without the riff.
15 MINS LATER
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38:16DaveHOST
With
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38:17ChrisHOST
the box set,
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38:18DaveHOST
you get the We Can Work It Out and Day Tripper single.
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38:22DaveHOST
It's
Rubber Soul Special Edition Super Deluxe (2026)
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44:07TJ ShanoffHOST
I don't have art cards in mine.
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44:08TJ ShanoffHOST
All I have is the seven-inch Day Tripper/We Can Work It Out.
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44:11TJ ShanoffHOST
You, my friend-
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44:12Tony MendozaHOST
Oh
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44:14TJ ShanoffHOST
Let me get an upgrade.
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44:17Tony MendozaHOST
This... [laughs] Well, it came with a couple of posters, uh, that are pretty groovy.
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44:22Tony MendozaHOST
The new single, We Can Work It Out, coupled with Day Tripper.
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44:26TJ ShanoffHOST
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Generations: Stu, Ethan & Avery Weissman
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25:22Avery WeissmanGUEST
Um, and I don't remember all the intricacies.
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25:24Avery WeissmanGUEST
I remember spending time in the basement practicing, but the one that always sticks out to me is I remember, 'cause, of course, I learned to read music, I remember learning Day Tripper-
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25:34Jeff MiersHOST
Mm-hmm
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25:34Avery WeissmanGUEST
... by The Beatles, and he wrote it out for me.
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25:38Avery WeissmanGUEST
I learned to swing before I could play straight, and I remember sitting in the basement-
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25:43Jeff MiersHOST
[laughs] You're super lucky
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25:44Avery WeissmanGUEST
... trying to play Day Tripper, and I couldn't stop swinging it.
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25:48Jeff MiersHOST
Yeah.
The Zone Wednesday 10/14 Hour 3
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4:20Justin AcriHOST
The project brings together 24 early session recordings, including 20 previously unreleased takes, plus three previously unheard home demos.
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4:29Justin AcriHOST
It contains early versions of iconic tracks like Day Tripper and We Can Work It Out as a, as well as a previously unheard John Lennon demo titled Little Girl.
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4:36Justin AcriHOST
Rubber Soul spent a total of eight consecutive weeks at number one in '65 and was their sixth chart-topping record in all at the time.
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4:44Phil ElsonHOST
Nowhere Man, Michelle, In My Life.
Episode 3: The Beatles Part 1 - The Pre-Peppers Years
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48:14MatthewHOST
Then straight into a track that I don't think appeared on an album.
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48:19MatthewHOST
I think it was one of these AA side single releases, so AA side with Day Tripper.
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48:24MatthewHOST
Yeah.
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48:24MatthewHOST
I've gone We Can Work It Out.
13 MINS LATER
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61:18AshHOST
It's beautiful.
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61:20AshHOST
Next, it is actually funny because I really struggled, and we'll get to this, with the singles, the non-album singles.
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61:29AshHOST
I wanted to have Day Tripper, We Can Work It Out, and Paperback Rider.
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61:33AshHOST
I wanted all of them.
NIR Reissue: Rubber Soul - Part Three
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31:38Steven CockcroftHOST
George Martin might say, 'Was that dit, dit?' Or, 'Tit, tit?' And we were all going, 'Oh, no, it's fine.' But then we'd get in the car and break down laughing." So it, it, it's, it is a kind of little subversive, uh, thing.
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31:50Steven CockcroftHOST
And th- this is, I'm trying to think of an earlier time they did this, but, um, uh, uh, you know, Day Tripper has, has that kind of slightly-
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32:00Jason CartyHOST
Oh, yeah
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32:00Steven CockcroftHOST
... double entendre in it as well, but-
32 MINS LATER
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64:12Steven CockcroftHOST
Yeah.
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64:12Jason CartyHOST
They can't be all places for all people.
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64:15Jason CartyHOST
And so on November the 23rd, they record promos for We Can Work It Out, Day Tripper, Help!, Ticket to Ride, and I Feel Fine.
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64:21Jason CartyHOST
So, uh, some of their old stuff and some of their new stuff, which they do out in Twickenham Film Studios.
Rubber Soul, Ringo’s Koala and the Secret to a Great Festival
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2:32Brian WiseHOST
There's the sessions, demos, and s- uh, the singles mix of...
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2:37Brian WiseHOST
Uh, of course, the album marked a sort of a move away from singles to albums because The Beatles released Day Tripper and We Can Work It Out separate to the album, of course.
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2:49Michael MackenzieHOST
As they always did.
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2:50Brian WiseHOST
As they...
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2:56Brian WiseHOST
So you've got, like, three different versions of the one album, plus sessions, demos, and singles.
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3:02Brian WiseHOST
And the vinyl box set I think has a seven-inch single included with it, so-
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3:10Michael MackenzieHOST
Of Day Tripper and We Can Work It Out?
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3:11Brian WiseHOST
Yeah, yeah.
Rubber Soul, Ringo’s Koala and the Secret to a Great Festival
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2:32Brian WiseHOST
There's a sessions, demos and the singles mix.
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2:37Brian WiseHOST
Of course, the album marked a sort of a move away from singles to albums because the Beatles released Day Tripper and We Can Work It Out separate to the album, of course.
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2:49Brian WiseHOST
As they always did.
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2:50Brian WiseHOST
Yeah.
8 MINS LATER
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10:20Michael MackenzieHOST
It is not that at all.
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10:22Michael MackenzieHOST
And it apparently it refers to these two major projects dedicated to playing the classic 1965 Beatles album.
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10:30Michael MackenzieHOST
And it's a collaborative recording process with a whole bunch different artists from July 2020 all reimagining one song from the album where there may be a little bit of ukulele if at all so in fact there's parts of the album that have hardly any ukulele and it's a total reimagining of the song some of them are utter naff I couldn't get past it quick enough but others are are just superb and i will highlight for me the single actually that wasn't ever on the album the the two versions of day tripper and we can work it out are just fantastic
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