John Lennon's son Julian. Paul McCartney wanted to cheer him up, when his parents (John and Cynthia) split up in 1968. The song was originally named "Hey Jules" but Paul changed it later on because 'Jude' was easier to sing.
Hey Jude by The Beatles
"Hey Jude" b/w "Revolution" was only ever released as a single in 1968. In later years, two "Best of" albums were compiled that included "Hey Jude". "Hey Jude" in 1970. "Past Masters - Volume 2" in 1988.
Hey Jude
Paul McCartney was aiming for a Country & Western feel in "Hey Jude".
The temptations cavered the song hey Jude May 27, 2008
Hey Jude by The Beatles
"Hey Jude" b/w "Revolution" was only ever released as a single in 1968. In later years, two "Best of" albums were compiled that included "Hey Jude". "Hey Jude" in 1970. "Past Masters - Volume 2" in 1988.
Paul does keep repeating "Hey Jude" over and over or "make it Jude"
Hey Jude
Paul McCartney was aiming for a Country & Western feel in "Hey Jude".
The temptations cavered the song hey Jude May 27, 2008
The #1 single on the Billboard Hot 100 on 20 Nov 1962 was Big Girls Don't Cry by The 4 Seasons.
Hey Jude was never on a British Album. It was on a compilation album Capitol put out called Hey Jude. It was on a single in the US in 1967 b/w Revolution. It was the first single on the Apple label.
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Hey Jude Had no meaning. It was written for Julian Lennon after his dad split with his mom (John Lennon and Cynthia Lennon) Originally it was named Hey Jools but it changed and we have Hey Jude.John Lennon and Cynthia got divorcied and their son Julian is Paul McCartney's godson. So he went to Cynthia's house to comfort Julian. After that Paul took Julian to John's house and on the car ride there Paul started thinking of the song "Hey Jude" it was originaly Hey Jules but PAul said that Hey Jude sounds better. John thought this sond was written for him.
"Hey Jude" and "Hey Bulldog", as well as "Kansas City/Hey Hey Hey Hey".
I believe it was "I Want To Hold Your Hand", their fourth single released and first major success in the USA, after the earlier three failed to sell