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Line 256: == Cover versions == * On November 3, 2023, California professional multi-instrumentist, Beatles fan and singer Timmy Sean issued a cover version of The Beatles' 'Now and Then' recorded by himself overnight right after hearing the original version inspired him to do so. Sean arranged his version in a tasty, exact Beatles 1964 style, the style that had triggered the original worldwide success of the band before it explored more breakthrough, innovative sounds. Issued as 'Now and Then (1964 Version)' it sounds like The real Beatles in a baffling way, as if taken off the 'Hard Day's Night' album. Timmy Sean's video was an instant success on YouTube; Only the vocals were clearly not sounding like The Beatles. * Following the success of the above version, Timmy Sean then used an artificial intelligence system to copy The Beatles voices and issued his new 'Now and Then (1964 Version) [AI]' on November 15, 2023, this time sounding unmistakingly like a vintage Beatles record, introducing a new dimension to the use of the then new artificial intelligence sound effect. He also issued an AI version using Liam Gallagher's voice, as well as a "Beatles" version of his own new recording of the John Lennon/Beatles song "Real Love." ==Notes==

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