of Rubber Soul for the NME, Allen Evans said that "I'm Looking Through You" sounded "like earlier Beatles numbers", adding: "A quiet, rocking song about a girl who has changed after letting her boy down. Ringo on organ!" Record Mirrors reviewer recognised Starr's unfamiliar role as an example of the album's "spirit of everybody having a go at everything". The writer admired the song's rhythm, McCartney's singing, and George Harrison's "top-notch guitar-work". Nikki Wine of KRLA Beat described the track as a "really swingin' cut" and "Wonderful fun", with an "almost-bluesy sound". Thomas Ward of AllMusic calls "I'm Looking Through You" one of the "finest" songs on Rubber Soul and one of the "minor gems of the Beatles canon". He highlights McCartney's lyrics, describing them as one of the most "mature" of the period, and praises his lead vocal. Personnel According to authors Jean-Michel Guesdon and Philippe Margotin except where noted: Paul McCartney – double-tracked vocals, bass guitar John Lennon – harmony vocal, acoustic guitar George Harrison – lead guitar, tambourine Ringo Starr – drums, matchbox, Hammond organ References Sources External links Full lyrics for the song at the Beatles' official website 1965 songs The Beatles songs Songs written by Lennon–McCartney Song recordings produced by George Martin Songs published by Northern Songs British folk rock songs The Wallflowers songs