I Should Have Known Better

uh should we move on yeah yeah to uh track two i should have known

better i should have known better

and we're back i should have known better zach what do you think okay so first time i listened to this album you have hard day's night which is so great and like you're just into it and then this comes on and my initial response is like oh here we go again Another great song.

Here we go again.

Another fantastic song.

Um, The Beatles song that I picked for them was, there were two.

It was I Should Have Known Better.

You know that song.

And then another one called You Can't Do That.

probably about eight years old, sitting in the waiting room of an orthodontist's office while my sister was getting her braces worked on.

And I remember hearing, geez, I should have known better, came on.

And something about it just was like lightning.

And I remember asking my mom, what is this? She says, well, that's the Beatles.

And on this little transistor radio sitting on the corner in the morning, please, please me is on.

I don't know what it is.

But when you were speaking about, was it the orthodontist? And you hear, I should have known better.

That's a very specific memory.

This is probably the first song that I ever remember hearing that just opened my ears to music and the glorious sound of the harmonies and the musicianship and the harmonica.

I should have known better.

Ooh.

Ooh.

I should have known better with a girl like

you.

Love that song.

It started me off on my journey.

Yeah, Patti Void.

She's the one who sat with them while they're playing I Should Have Known Better.

Who has one

line, one word that she says.