Glad All Over
The Beatles · On Air - Live At The Bbc - Vol 2 [2013]
this must be love
One little kiss from you and I feel, glad all over
ooh, baby, hot dang dilly its silly
But I'm glad all over
I get goose pimples baby
cos it feels so good
when you cuttle me like you do and I feel
glad all over
Ooh, mercy, I'm a real cool pappy and I'm happy
and I'm glad all over
Your touch goes through me like electric wire,
every part of me glows
It don't take much lookin' to see what I got
cos it shows, it shows
C'mon honey bunny kiss me one more time
every time you do well I feel, glad all over
Ooh baby, hot dang dilly, its silly, but I'm glad all over
Well I'm tryin' to tell you I'm cookin' inside
When we're cheek to cheek
My temperature's low but fever is high
I can't speak, I'm so weak
Come on honey bunny kiss me one more time
Everytime you do, well I feel glad all over
Ooh mercy, hot-dong-dilly, it's silly but I'm glad all over
Hot-dang-dilly, it's silly but I'm glad all over
Ooh, hot-dang-dilly, it's so silly but I'm glad all over
Glad All Over
Recorded live at the BBC in 1963, "Glad All Over" stands as a vibrant testament to The Beatles' early electric sound. Captured during a session that would later be released on "On Air - Live At The Bbc - Vol 2 [2013]", the track showcases the band's rapid evolution from rock and roll to a more complex, harmonically rich style. The song features a driving rhythm section and intricate vocal interplay, characteristic of the group's performances in the summer of 1963. As part of their growing discography, this recording highlights their ability to blend pop sensibilities with experimental studio techniques, capturing a pivotal moment in their career before their transition to the psychedelic era. The live setting adds a raw energy that distinguishes it from their studio recordings, offering listeners an intimate glimpse into the band's dynamic stage presence.