Released in 1952, this experimental recording by The Beatles features a unique vocal arrangement where the band sings in unison while a harmonica player mimics a kite's flight. The track, originally recorded by the Lennon-McCartney duo for the EMI catalog, was later included on The Beatles' official discography. Its inclusion on Anthology (Part 2) highlighted its significance as a rare studio experiment that showcases the group's early interest in unconventional vocal techniques and sound effects. The piece remains a fascinating artifact of the band's pre-fame period, demonstrating their willingness to explore creative boundaries long before achieving global stardom.