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From: "Mikael Uhlin" 
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Subject: Re: Ringo in the back
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"Montauk6"  wrote:
>One of my favorite Beeb Session tunes is "To Know Her
>Is To Love Her," the lads in fine doo-wop form.
>I'm wondering though; was Ringo singing the bass part in
>the background?  Normally, John takes the low part in a
>3-part but, unless this was an overdub, that would be
>impossible here as he's singing lead.

Good question! I agree, there's an unusual voice in that arrangement. If
it's not Ringo, it may be George singing lower than usual. BTW, doesn't the
Decca version sound similar, and back then it couldn't be Ringo.
Pete?

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