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Recorded in 1969

Pillow For Your Head

Written by Paul McCartneyUnreleased song


Timeline This song was recorded in 1969

Timeline This song was written, or began to be written, in 1969, when Paul McCartney was 27 years old)

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This song was recorded during the following studio sessions:

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Pillow For Your Head” is an unfinished song written by Paul McCartney and performed on January 24, 1969, during the Beatles’ “Get Back” sessions.

On this day, Paul also performed “Every Night,” another unfinished song at the time, transitioning into “Pillow For Your Head” during the same sequence. It is possible that “Pillow For Your Head” was conceived as an extension or variation of “Every Night” at this stage. The performance lasts nearly five minutes, with Paul improvising around the title and a few basic chords. Towards the end of the performance, he weaves in a few lines from another unfinished track, “There You Are Eddie,” that he had performed earlier during the session.

In 2023, some Paul McCartney fans used AI technology to construct a full version of “Pillow For Your Head.”


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Paul McCartney has never played this song in concert.

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