We keep on turning #wedraaiendoor: The Beatles - All you need is love

Each Tuesday and Thursday Anne from Satur9's World and myself, play a musical pingpong game where we choose a new music song based on each other's previous choice by association of a name, style, lyric, style, location or whatever crosses in our mind. We never know what the next song will be chosen and are forced to explore beyond our comfort zone due to each other's choices. 

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When I listened to Anne's "Love is all" by Roger Glover, I got a real Beatles vibe in the song when I started thinking about it.  And "All you need is love" is also a song about love.  Both deal with universal love...not about a specific relationship. 

But I wondered what exactly made me thing from one to the another and that was more the music style.  So I asked AI to give me a comparison :). 

So while I thought rhythm was comparable, it wasn't...All you need is Love has a unique 7/4 beat but in Love is all, is a rhythm shift halfway though. 

Both numbers have a bit range of instruments that play a fundamental role but the list in both isn't exactly the same. 

I did choose the song for the colourful album by the Beatles that also reminded to the frog cartoon by Roger Glover.  And of course they are both recorded in more or less the same time area.  

Nevertheless, AI didn't give me the clear reasons why the one song reminded me of the other. While I was searhing where both songs were recorded and if there were any similarity between that, I see this footnote under the Wikipedia page....Love is all is the most Beatle song that was never was. Ha, clearly more people than just me think that.