Dizzy Miss Lizzy

It's jolly, it's bus- buskery, it's, it's Paul.

Um, Dizzy Miss Lizzy, I dunno.

Oh, that's where it falls flat, I think, for me.

And, uh-

I mean, I think the assumption here is that George Martin didn't feel it was good enough to include on the album.

So what they did was they just, 10th of May, they knocked off versions of Dizzy Miss Lizzy.

And we did say this back in the Help episode that, you know, Help would be a totally different beast if it had been all original material, you know, as A Hard Day's Night.

I think the covers kind of let it down a little bit.

They are.

If you look at the set list, and this is the tour on which the part of the Hollywood Bowl album from 1977, some of the tracks turn up.

So the set list is Twist and Shout, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine, Dizzy Miss Lizzy.

Ticket to Ride, Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby, Can't Buy Me Love, Babies in Black, terrible song, I Want to Be Your Man, Hard Day's Night, Help and I'm Down.

When the Beatles started to, you know, we realised, oh, this is what they call original material.

They weren't covering Dizzy Miss Lizzy or, you know, some of the classic covers that they did on those.

Hamburg ears.

Yeah.