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Beatles in CornishMatthew Clarke and Dave Miller, a.k.a 'Skwardya' have recorded two Beatles songs in Cornish. They have done two songs: "I feel fine" (Gwynn ow bys) and "Eight Days a Week" (Seythun eth dydh). "Eight Days a Week" was previously recorded by Matthew with his other Cornish band 'Krena'. Both songs are on the Skwardya website as free mp3 downloads. The group cannot issue them or charge for them as they are copywrite Lennon/McCartney. Therefore this is just a bit of fun to listen to online and for no charge. Go to their website www.cornish-language.org/skwardya and go to the listen page. There is also a version of 'Long Tall Sally' (Salli Hir) which is a Little Richard song that the Beatles famously recorded. |
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