Get Enough (Paul McCartney Song)
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"Get Enough" is a song by English musician
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, released as a surprise single on 1 January 2019.


Release

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'' studio album standard (or
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) version but later featured on CD (only) on the "Traveller's Edition" and "Explorer's Edition" box sets version of the album (a strictly limited Deluxe edition of 3,000 copies released on 10 May 2019 for the former version and a widespread edition to be released on 17 May 2019 for the latter version). The release of the song marked 2019 as the 59th consecutive year (since 1961) either The Beatles, or a member of that group, has released a single or an album during the calendar year. The song reached number 21 on the Brazilian iTunes chart.


Composition

"Get Enough" is a piano
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that features heavy use of
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to alter McCartney's voice. McCartney was originally concerned about the possible backlash of using Auto-Tune, but decided to use it based on
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' willingness to embrace new production techniques. The song was co-written and produced with McCartney by
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and Zach Skelton and was one of three songs McCartney produced with Tedder during the recording of his album ''
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'' including "
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" and "Nothing for Free".


Track listing

*;Streaming single / CD box set edition #"Get Enough"   – 2:58


Personnel

* Paul McCartney – lead vocal, bass guitar, piano, acoustic guitar, harpsichord, synthesizer, synth-bass and drums * Ryan Tedder – programming, background vocals * Zach Skelton – editing and programming 9


References

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