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I remember playing this at the shoe store I worked at in high school – did we have a turntable, I guess so! My lovely manager said he enjoyed it but liked the Beatles original better. That was when I realized that people could have different opinions about the arts that were equally valid. At my shoe store. I was a great salesman, by the way.