Act Naturally (track) by The Beatles

Act Naturally by The Beatles
Year: 1965
From the album Help! (track #8)
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75/100 (from 393 votes)
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From 06/28/2019 16:54
Never was a fan of Starr's singing - this Buck Owens cover slinks along with a waaaaaay too country feel for the rest of the album.
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From 08/17/2016 16:59
'Well, what about Ringo? We've got to give him something to sing, haven't we? And so the Ringo dilemma goes on. Don't you think that John could have given him, you've got to hide your love away, to sing? Or maybe Paul could have handed him, yesterday? Don't think so!. Apparently Ringo's vocal contribution to the Help! album was to be a Lennon-McCartney song called, if you've got trouble, but John and Paul were unable to finish it for some reason. So a cover it is then. Buck Owens, act naturally, was perfect for the Beatles drummer, considering he was basically the lead actor in the fab four movies, but that still doesn't take away the fact that it is pretty awful. It doesn't stand out like a sore thumb like, what goes on, would do on,rubber soul, but that's simply because there's a lot more filler here than on that excellent LP. Still, it's probably the worst track here, a silly country number, sung by Ringo in his usual deadpan way. Getting rid of this and, dizzy miss Lizzy, would have made Help! a much better album. But it was the fab four and not the fab three so Ringo had to be tolerated, but why always so bad?
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From 06/08/2014 15:03
Well, I´m not a fan of Country Beatles, and even in that good this song isn´t too good
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From 01/26/2013 23:46
A cover but the song isn't half bad. I'm telling you, I like the Beatles' country sound.
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