Two-fers for the next two weeks! Somehow, it became fashionable for critics to rip this as being one of the Beatles’ lesser efforts. But I beg to differ. Why not have some fun with a song? “The doctor came in, stinking of gin...” It’s a talking blues ditty from the White Album that Paul mostly wrote while in India, done in a sort of fake American Western accent. George Martin played the barrelhouse piano.
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Paul started the song out with his Bob Dylan impersonation, but gave it up from the first chorus on.
An ideal "companion song" to the likes of THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE, or BIG IRON, or RINGO.
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