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Good Morning/Good Afternoon/Good Evening. Song of The Day. Dont Ever Change, A rare harmony duet between Paul McCartney and George Harrison, Dont Ever Change was taped for the BBCs Pop Go The Beatles radio programme in August 1963. The song was written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King. It was originally recorded by The Crickets, and reached number five in the British singles charts in 1962, although it failed to chart in the US. The Crickets were Buddy Hollys backing group prior to his death in February 1959, and who continued recording and performing in their own right afterwards. The Beatles were big fans of Buddy Holly, and recorded his Words Of Love for the Beatles For Sale album. They never recorded Dont Ever Change for EMI, but did tape a version for Pop Go The Beatles in the Playhouse Theatre, Manchester, on 1 August 1964. It was first broadcast on 27 August, and eventually released in 1994 on the Live At The BBC collection. youtube/watch?v=ou58vCDfTbo

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