Good Day Sunshine

Good Day Sunshine is a Chanson Beatles, written by Paul McCartney helped by John Lennon, recorded with the Studios Abbey Road the 8 and June 9th 1966, published the August 5th according to on the album Revolver , and appearing in first title of the face B of the original 33 turns.

Composition

Whereas the tube of the Lovin' Spoonful, Daydream , turned on the waves at the end of spring 1966, the Beatles were recording Revolver . Paul McCartney was at John Lennon in Kenwood, Weybridge, in the south-west of the London agglomeration , like often at that time, when it was a question of working together. It wanted “to write a similar trick”.

Just like Daydream , Good Day Sunshine speaks about love by a superb time, and it is that the weather was very nice during the day when this song was written. There is a “sentence hidden” in the song. Just after Paul McCartney sang “ she feels good ”, One hears slightly the voice of Ringo Starr in the channel of right-hand side of the version Stéréo. One clearly does not include/understand what he says but it was generally allowed that it was “ she fuckin' does ” (with “it feels well” Paul, he would answer “it does it, whore! ”).

Good Day Sunshine in orbit

The August 9th 2005, the Chanson was played to awake the Astronaute S of the mission Discovery (STS-114) the day of their return to earth. This mission was the first since the explosion of the shuttle Columbia the 1 {{er}} February 2003.

The November 13rd 2005, on line of Anaheim in California where it occurred with its group and in direct connection, Paul McCartney interpreted Good Day Sunshine for Bill McArthur and its Russian colleague Valery Tokarev which were in orbit in the International space station.

References

Random links: