CLICK HERE TO PLAY SONG Original version recorded June 2 1964 Ukulele Version recorded – June./July 2011 David Sandoval – guitar, vocals, electronic beats/programming, bass Justin Goldner – ukulele Alex Fox – Cuban tres guitar Sarah Talbot – vocals With David Barratt – Ukulele, bass and shaker Produced by David Barratt …
CLICK HERE TO PLAY SONG Original version recorded August 6 1965 Ukulele Version recorded – January/May 2011 Adam: Vocals, Bass Jack: Vocals Ryan: Vocals, keyboards, ukulele with David Barratt Ukulele and everything else. Produced by: David Barratt at The Abattoir Of Good Taste – Brooklyn from original recordings made by Ryan. …
CLICK HERE TO PLAY SONGS Original version recorded February 11 1963 Ukulele version recorded January 2011 The Big V are: Emily J – Vocals Alee J – piano, guitar Beth Foat – Bass Joe Breban – Drums Tom Billington – Guitar Guests Vocals – Kev Day Mel Orriss – Strawberry Fields flutes …
The words of “You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away” is explicitly about the legal ramifications of being homosexual in Britain in 1965.
At the time of it’s release of the movie “Help!” homosexuality was illegal.
The Buggery Act of 1533 identified anal intercourse and bestiality as offences punishable by hanging as a result. In 1861 section 61 of the Offences against the Person Act 1861 removed the death penalty for homosexuality. This legislation stayed on the books till 1967 and many, many men were convicted and imprisoned.
To come out of the cupboard could literally have you put in jail.
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