WARNING: THIS BLOG WAS NOT CREATED FOR BEATLEMANIACS!
If you’re on the fence about the Beatles or if you just don’t like them,
this blog is for you. My goal is not to convert you; it’s to expose you
to the lesser-known Beatles songs we don’t hear day in and day out.
These great tunes will show you just how amazing the Beatles are.
Of course, if you are a Beatles fan, pull up a chair and enjoy the tunes!

Happy Valentine’s Day and welcome back to FFFF, all you romantic fools!
Just for today I’ve switched out Misky’s Feb Fab Faux Four Beatles Tiki Gods graphic; as you can see, they’re all wearing their hearts on their sleeves chests …. except for the one in the middle. I wonder what happened to make him so grumpy? Maybe he’s Pete Best!
You probably have a favorite Beatles love song; after all (as we learned last week), according to Paul’s aunt, all they ever wrote were love songs. I have my favorite but I’m not playing it because, as my friend Keith pointed out the other day, some Beatles songs should just be left alone.
I chose today’s song for three reasons: (1) we’re long overdue for a song from the ladies; (2) the harmony is so rich and unexpected, it just makes you smile and (3) it’s perfect for Valentine’s Day❣️
Here’s one of the few Beatles’s songs just begging you to get up and do the Cha ChaCha.
This is the Beatles with “If I Fell”
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Here is “If I Fell” by the MonaLisa Twins
Wasn’t that just like eating a big, yummy chocolate heart? Oh my, so very sweet!
The MonaLisa Twins …. Mona & Lisa Wagner …. are Austrian-born, Liverpool-based musicians known primarily for their covers of Beatles songs and other artists from the 60s. Their voices blend so beautifully and this Lennon-McCartney number is perfect for them.
I love when a piece of music surprises me with it’s accidental* chords and intricate harmony; “If I Fell” does that every time I listen to it. For me, it’s one of the Beatles finest pieces and definitely one you don’t hear too often.
Happy Valentines Day❣️ I love you all for stopping by and sticking with me this month. If you have a Beatles remake that you like and want me to share on my blog, leave the name of the song and who covered it in the comments box and I’ll take it from there. Simple as that!
See you on the flip side. 😎
NAR©2024
*Accidental: A musical term meaning that a note is either higher or lower than the original natural note; it’s called accidental but it’s no accident.
PS – If any video won’t play for you, I’ve provided the name of the song and who did it so you can find it on YouTube. It’s a pain in the ass but it does happen from time to time. My apologies.

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This is such a wonderful love song! I did not know it, so thanks for introducing me to something new!
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Always happy to introduce new music to people, CA …. especially such great Beatles tunes. Glad you’re enjoying this series. Thanks!
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Wow. I have to say I love the The MonaLisa Twins version…
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Yes, they did a great job on this cover.
As you can see, I’m still finding unanswered comments. Jeez!
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I feel ya. It’s sometimes a surprise to find stuff in spam or just unanswered
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🤯
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I must say, the Twins version is really pretty! For me, this is a perfect example of simple yet beautiful songwriting, with the melody and harmony going in opposite directions now and again.
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This song was handled so beautifully by The Twins and I give them a lot of credit for tackling the intensely rich and intricate Lennon/McCartney harmony.
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Mona Lisa Twins: Fabulous! 🥰❤🥰
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Yeah, I thought they were a great choice. Thanks, Liz!
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I have seen the Mona Lisa Twins pop up occasionally in my Facebook feed. I have never heard this cover, but I like it. The Beatles version is paramount. This song’s harmony is such a fine example of that Lennon/McCartney “blend.” Great pick!
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Thanks, Keith. I thought so too. Glad you enjoyed this one.
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Your choice is perfect for the day. Lovely Twins!
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Thanks, KK. I’m so glad you enjoyed the song!
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Truly my pleasure!
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Nancy; can you find ‘She Said’ (originally on Abbey Road) by the rock band Lonestar. Their album is self-titled.
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I’ll give it a go, Glyn.
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I found it, Glyn. Would you like me to post it? Bear in mind …. you won’t know if I’m going to give it a 👍🏼 or a 👎🏼
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No problem Nancy, just give it a go 🙂
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Got it! 👌🏼
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That one was perfect for today. This also means I’ll have to listen to more of The Mona Lisa Twins Beatles covers 🙂
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I like the MonaLisa Twins cover better than the original.
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It’s beautiful, isn’t it? Thanks, Jim.
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Both are like a smooth sail on a blue ocean with just a wisp of breeze. This was a lovely choice N., and one of my favorites.
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Mine too, D. This is how good covers are done!
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Mona and Lisa do amazing covers, and this is no exception.
How about Fats Domino’s cover of “Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me and My Monkey”?
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You’re right about the Twins, John.
Fats Domino did that?? I’l have to check it out. Thanks!
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One of my favourite Beatles songs. I’ve enjoyed lots of the MonaLisa Twins’ videos on YouTube, and this one is no exception. Beautiful sibling harmonies. This one is a draw for me.
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One of mine as well, Clive.
The Twins’ rendition is lovely and their intricate harmony is beautiful. I can’t find a single thing I don’t like about this song.
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Likewise. Loved it ever since I saw the movie when it first came out, as an 11th birthday treat.
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I was 13 and that’s where I met Michael J. Pollard.
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Twin failure. 👎
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Aw, come on! 🙄
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The cover harmonies are celestial. Great choice for Valentines Day!
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I thought so, too!
Glad you like this one, Lisa.
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If you get in a jam on songs, look up The Analogues.
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