Yes, I know it's not a Beatles song but the song, written by Beau Charles and Buddy Randell and performed by The Knickerbockers, is very Beatlesque. "We desperately tried to write something that sounded like the British Invasion," said Knickerbockers member Beau Charles. "We wrote 'Lies' in less than one half hour. We demo-ed it in New York." After a Jerry Fuller inspired re-arrangement, the track was recorded at Sunset Sound in West Hollywood. The multi-track master was taken to Leon Russell's house in Hollywood Hills where he had a home studio. The band recorded the vocals there and overdubbed a new guitar part that was recorded from a beat up old Fender guitar amp that gave the guitar sound a meaty, edgy feel. This was the final result...
Upon hearing the song, John was reputed to have said to Paul “When did we record this? I don’t remember it.”
Now imagine, if you will, how The Beatles would have performed it...