mix was released on the UK stereo version of A Hard Day's Night on Friday 10 July 1964. This mix was also used on the stereo version of the Capitol album Something New, released on Monday 20 July 1964. It can currently be found on the A Hard Day's Night CD, and as part of the Capitol Albums Volume 1 box set. Extended Stereo Mix The German version of Something New contained an edited version of the 22 June stereo mix, repeating the closing guitar riff five times instead of three. This version also appeared on the American Rarities album in 1980. It is not known when this edit was made. It has not yet been released on CD. Personnel Paul McCartney – vocals, bass guitar John Lennon – acoustic rhythm guitar George Harrison – classical lead guitar Ringo Starr – bongos, claves George Martin – producer Personnel per Ian MacDonald Covers and other versions As with many Beatles songs, this has been covered by many artists of varying styles. Notably, Esther Phillips reversed the gender of the song in 1965; her "And I Love Him" reached No. 54 that year on the Billboard charts. An instrumental cover by Santo & Johnny topped the Mexican charts in 1965. Jazz pianist Brad Mehldau included an extended instrumental trio version on his 2016 album Blues and Ballads, which an AllMusic review describes as "transfiguring the minor/major-key centers into something sweeping and operatic." The mash-up band Beatallica, who combine the music of the Beatles and Metallica, blended "And I Love Her" with "Am I Evil?", entitling it "And I'm Evil?". McCartney has played the song live on various tours. There have been two official releases of live versions, one by McCartney solo on 1991's Unplugged (The Official Bootleg) and another by the Beatles on On Air – Live at the BBC Volume 2. An outtake from the original studio sessions, Take 2 recorded Feb. 25, 1964, was released on the 1995 issue of Anthology 1. Chart performance Kurt Cobain cover In 2015, a solo version by Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain was discovered, and subsequently used in his biopic, Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck. It was also released on the soundtrack album Montage of Heck: The Home Recordings as well as a 7-inch vinyl single. Chart performance Notes References External links 1960s ballads Pop ballads The Beatles songs 1964 songs 1964 singles Song recordings