Beatles, 1

First of all, I do not know them, The Beatles. However, my cousin likes their songs and she has invited me to listen to them. After that, I feel that they are really nice and I think that I will buy their album to be my collection soon. I like many songs of them exclusively this song, "I saw her standing there", and I have just given the comments above. This song is composed by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.

From my more information finding of this song, the major idea of the composers for this song is to tell the simple story of a boy who sees a girl dancing at the local ballroom and, after deciding that her looks are 'way beyond compare', determines to dance with no other from that day on. There are the outstanding beat group rhymes, 'crossed the room' and 'went boom.' Moreover, Paul McCartney, this song's composer, uses his direct experience; Paul really likes the twist dancing of Iris Caldwell, the sister of local beat singer Rory Storm, at the Tower Ballroom in New Brighton, to add up in this song for making this song nicer.

In conclusion, I love this classic song, and this is one of the best pop rock songs ever in the world following my opinion. This song still nice even it is about 30 years ago. I think that you may also love this song like I do after you listen to it. Therefore, I give it eight stars from ten stars.

I'm not what you would call a typical Beatles fan. I don't collect Beatles memorabilia, or know every song they ever released. However, due to their ubiquitous nature, I have a good knowledge of the Band's influences in modern culture.

This particular album, titled simply '1,' is a compilation of every UK number 1 single the fab four had going right through the 1960s. Every tune is hummable - there are some real classics in there. From 'I Want to Hold your Hand' and 'Help!' to later stuff like 'Let it Be,' this CD is the ultimate collection of the Beatles' best songs - 27 tracks in total. The booklet that comes with the CD also deserves a mention, as it features scans of the Single covers of every tune and also details of the year of release and chart postions in other countries/weeks at number 1.

All in all, a brilliant album that any person with a passing interest in the Beatles (e.g. me) should have in their CD collection