The Beatles always wrote their own music. But wasn't their song, "Till There Was You" from the "Music Man?

Answer 1

In the earlier years when they were getting famous, they covered a lot of songs. Here are songs they covered:
A Taste of Honey
Anna (Go to Him)
Twist and Shout
Act Naturally
Chains
Baby It's You
Please Mister Postman
Slow Down
Money (That's What I Want)
Dizzy Miss Lizzy
Rock and Roll Music
Long Tall Sally
Roll Over Beethoven
Kansas City/Hey Hey Hey
Matchbox
Boys
and of course, Till There Was You, which was from the Music Man. Paul stated that at the Royal Variety Show.
And of course, in the Anthology CDs, there are more songs but these are the ones that were sold when they were still a band.

Answer 2

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The Beatles always wrote their own music. But wasn't their song, "Till There Was You" from the "Music Man?

Answer 3

The Beatles covered a lot of songs, one of which is Til There was You....never saw the Music Man, but I think you're right.

Answer 4

yes that was from Music Man, but the Beatles did many songs they didnt write and covers of previous tunes. Do some research, and you will see. I don't know how you got the idea that they wrote ALL the songs they did?

Answer 5

I'm not sure if it was from Music Man, but I know they didnt write it. In the early days, they covered a lot of songs.

Please Mr. Postman
Twist and Shout
Act Naturally
Long Tall Sally

Just to name a few. I'm getting old. I cant remember stuff like I used to.

Answer 6

they didnt write all their music in their early years esspecially. their first album, please please me, has a lot of covered songs. and yes it is from the music man. good musical, by the way.