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SHE'S MY GIRL 1
Written by: Garry Bonner & Alan Gordon
Performed by: The Turtles 2 -1967
Appears on: "She's My Girl" (B-side: "Chicken Little Was Right" White Whale
45rpm #WW200, US)-1967 & (London 45rpm #69.003, France)-1967; "She's My Girl,"
"You Know What I Mean," "Happy Together" & "Guide for the Married Man" (London
EP #LS132, Japan)-1968; Happy Together (White Whale LP WW-7114)-1967 3 , (Rhino
LP #RNLP152)-1983, (Rhino CD & CS #152)-1990 (Sundazed CD #SC6037)-1994 &
(Repertoire CD Bonus Tracks #4320)-2000; The Turtles Greatest Hits (Rhino LP
#RNLP-160)-1982 & (Rhino CD #R2-05160)-1990; 20 Greatest Hits (Rhino CD
#5160)-1983; The Sullivan Years: Happy Together (TVT CD & CS #9426)-1991; 30
Years of Rock & Roll: She's My Girl (Delta CS #72600)-1995, (Laserlight CD
#12600)-1995 & (Delta CD #12600)-2000; The Turtles Biggest Hits (Shout! Factory
CD #96015)-2005; et al. (*Compilation of various artists.)

1 "She's my Girl," finished its run at the US charts in the #14 position.

2 At the time of this recording the band lineup was: Howard Kaylan, (lead
vocals), Mark Volman (backup vocals, guitar, saxophone), Al Nichol (lead
guitar), John Barbata (drums), Chip Douglas (bass guitar) and Jim Tucker
(rhythm guitar).

A couple of interesting side notes:
The group originally called themselves, The Cross Fires from the Planet Mars,
but when they signed with White Whale Records, they changed their name to the
Tyrtles as a homage to the Byrds. Unfortunately, it wasn't long before they
discovered that people were struggling with the pronunciation of the name and
changed it again -- to the correct spelling of the word.

With the break-up of the Turtles in 1970, Kaylan and Volman joined the Mothers
of Invention (Frank Zappa's band) as "The Phlorescent Leech & Eddie," since the
use of the Turtles name (and even their own names) was prohibited by their
contract with White Whale. Flo & Eddie, as they soon became known, recorded
albums with the Mothers and later released a series of records on their own.
Frank Zappa claimed that his association with Kaylan and Volman was inspired by
a DJ's comment that Kaylan & Volman could make the Mothers as big as the
Turtles. "If you want to be as big as the Turtles, have a few Turtles in your
band," Zappa reportedly claimed. The collaboration with Zappa lasted until a
jealous fan attacked and seriously injured Zappa when the Mothers were
performing at the Rainbow Theatre in London in December 1971.

3 Transcribed from the track on this album.