John Lennon wrote most of "I Call Your Name" in 1957 – well before The Beatles existed. Lennon and McCartney finished it up in 1963 and gave it to “Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas". It was recorded as the B-side of their #1 single, “Bad To Me” – also written by the two Beatles. A year later the Beatles recorded it for their US album, “The Beatles' Second Album”. It’s now available as part of the “Past Masters Vol 1” collection.
The Beatles (1964)
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