Talk:Girl Don't Tell Me

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For the Beatles to record

"It is reported Brian Wilson wrote this song for The Beatles to record, though there's no evidence he ever actually submitted the song to them."

I'm not surprised there is no reference for this. Why on earth would a band who only ever recorded their own material and, at this stage, standards/old favourites of theirs, consider material from outside the band? Wilson would have known this, and it was surely just an exercise it writing a Beatle-esque song. For the record, I very much like Girl Don't Tell Me, but it does verge on plagiarism. Guv2006 (talk)

Connection to Come See About Me

I'm not expert enough on Wilson to edit this page but since the connections to Beatles songs are mentioned it might also be good to point out that the bridge is an even closer match to Come See About Me by Holland-Dozier-Holland, recorded by The Supremes a year early - "keeps me sighin' baby for you ..." vs. "girl don't tell me you're right".