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Wikipedia article"'Devil in His Heart'" is a song written by Richard B. Drapkin, who recorded under the name Ricky Dee. RecordingsThe song was originally recorded as "Devil in His Heart" in Detroit by the Donays for Correc-tone Records. It was later picked up by the New York City label Brent and re-released in August 1962 as "(There's a) Devil in His Heart", the B-side of "Bad Boy". This pairing also appeared in the United Kingdom on the Oriole label in 1962. The record was not a hit on either side of the Atlantic. The Donays only made one recording but their lead singer, Yvonne Vernee (real name Yvonne Symington) also recorded solo, and later joined the Elgins at Motown. The Beatles' versionAs "'Devil in Her Heart'", the song was performed by English rock band the Beatles with George Harrison on lead vocals.Harry (2000), p. 336 It was issued on their second UK album, 'With the Beatles', in November 1963.Lewisohn (1988), p. 200 The recording was completed in three takes, plus overdubs.Lewisohn (1988), p. 34 Personnel*George Harrison double-tracked vocal, lead guitar*John Lennon backing vocal, rhythm guitar *Paul McCartney backing vocal, bass *Ringo Starr drums, maracas *George Martin producer *Norman Smith engineer :Personnel per Ian MacDonaldMacDonald (2005), p. 89 A BBC recording of the song was issued in 1995 as a B-side to "Baby It's You". When 'Mojo' released a reworking of 'With the Beatles' in 2013, the track was covered by Trevor Moss and Hannah-Lou of bluegrass band Indigo Moss. NotesReferences* * * Devil In Her Heart Devil In Her Heart Category:1962 songs Category:1962 singles | |
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