Till There Was You Ukulele Chords – The Beatles. This song uses the chords: F, Gbdim7, Gmin, C7, Bb, Bmin, Db7, Amin, Abmin, Gmin. You can change the key for free, as needed.
Till There Was You Ukulele Chords – The Beatles
INTRO:
FGbdim7 Gmin C
VERSE 1:
C7‘Ti-B7l-l-C7l-l there was FyouDb7 F
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“Till There Was You” History:
The song **”Till There Was You”** is a ballad famously performed by **The Beatles**, but it wasn’t originally their song. Here’s an overview of its history and The Beatles’ rendition:
### Original Origins:
– The song was written by **Meredith Willson** for the 1957 Broadway musical **”The Music Man.”**
– It was first performed by the character Marian Paroo in the musical and later in its 1962 film adaptation.
### The Beatles’ Version:
– **Album:** “Till There Was You” was included on The Beatles’ second UK studio album, **”With The Beatles” (1963).**
– **Recording Date:** It was recorded on **July 18, 1963,** at Abbey Road Studios.
– **Vocals:** Paul McCartney sang the lead vocals.
– **Instrumentation:** The Beatles arranged the song with acoustic guitars, a soft rhythm, and bongos, giving it a unique charm compared to the Broadway version.
### Notable Features:
– It showcased The Beatles’ versatility, highlighting their ability to perform more than just rock ‘n’ roll.
– George Harrison’s **Spanish-style guitar solo** added a sophisticated flair to the track.
– The song was one of the few covers The Beatles performed that highlighted their love for standards and ballads.
### Performances:
– The Beatles performed this song live during their famous appearance on **The Ed Sullivan Show** in February 1964, which introduced them to a massive American audience.
### Fun Fact:
Paul McCartney mentioned that he first heard the song through a version by **Peggy Lee**, who covered it in 1961. He admired its melody and brought it to the band.

