Legendary Jamaican vocal harmony group The Pioneers have collaborated with the ace producer Clive âAzulâ Hunt on the brand-new version of a Beatlesâ album cut from 1965 âYou Wonât See Meâ.
âYou Wonât See Meâ first appeared on the 1965 album Rubber Soul, a hugely underrated album track written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney and produced by George Martin. The track went on to become quite the Soundsystem hit in Jamaica when The Clarendonians covered the song for Coxson Dodd at Studio One in 1966. This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Jamaicaâs relationship with The Beatles.
With cover songs proving to be incredibly popular, âFab Fourâ band members are quoted as expressing their love for all things Jamaican in a number of interviews. Another chart-topping song in the late '60s, and perhaps one of the most famous songs about a horse ever written, was âLong Shot By The Bucketâ by The Pioneers, a song that went on to convert a generation of Brits into Reggae fanatics.
âYou Wonât See Meâ is the first single from the forthcoming âRub-A-Dub Soulâ album on VP Records which features foundation artists such as Barry Biggs, The Tamlins and Little Roy plus contemporary singers Tarrus Riley & Gentleman and a number of new talents from around the world such as Nai-Jah, Yannis Odua & Danakil. 
The Pioneers Cover The Beatles Classic 'You Won't See Me'
Legendary Jamaican vocal harmony group The Pioneers have collaborated with the ace producer Clive âAzulâ Hunt on the brand-new version of a Beatlesâ album cut from 1965 âYou Wonât See Meâ.
âYou Wonât See Meâ first appeared on the 1965 album Rubber Soul, a hugely underrated album track written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney and produced by George Martin. The track went on to become quite the Soundsystem hit in Jamaica when The Clarendonians covered the song for Coxson Dodd at Studio One in 1966. This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Jamaicaâs relationship with The Beatles.
With cover songs proving to be incredibly popular, âFab Fourâ band members are quoted as expressing their love for all things Jamaican in a number of interviews. Another chart-topping song in the late '60s, and perhaps one of the most famous songs about a horse ever written, was âLong Shot By The Bucketâ by The Pioneers, a song that went on to convert a generation of Brits into Reggae fanatics.
âYou Wonât See Meâ is the first single from the forthcoming âRub-A-Dub Soulâ album on VP Records which features foundation artists such as Barry Biggs, The Tamlins and Little Roy plus contemporary singers Tarrus Riley & Gentleman and a number of new talents from around the world such as Nai-Jah, Yannis Odua & Danakil.
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