Crosby’s admittance into the group proved valuable, as he had been recording demos at World Pacific Studios with Jim Dickson. Dickson heard Crosby’s new trio and was impressed enough to allot The Jet Set with their own studio recording time. Although they recorded dozens of demo songs, they only ever released one single, using an entirely different name (The Beefeaters). To put it simply, the band never released any singles under The Jet Set name. The song heard below, written by Jim McGuinn and Gene Clark, was recorded by the band at World Pacific Studios sometime during their studio time in mid- through November 1964. As an unreleased demo, the song had no impact on the music world.
The Jet Set soon expanded their lineup with drummer Michael Clarke and bassist Chris Hillman. On November 10, 1964 the band stopped recording at World Pacific Studios, as they had signed a record deal with Columbia Records under their newly adopted name, The Byrds. As a result of their immense popularity in the years to come, this song as well as all of the other demos by The Jet Set were released by The Byrds on an album titled Preflyte.
The Jet Set - The Only Girl I Adore [Demo] (1964)
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Lyrics:
Don’t you know-
What you are-
What you are, darling, to me?
You’re the first evening star
And the only star I see
You’re my life through the day
And you’re so much- so much more
Don’t you know
You’re the only girl I adore?
Yeah, yeah
Don’t you know-
What I could mean-
What I could mean, darling, to you?
I could be your everything
And the only love for you
And I could be the only one
To hold you ever more
Don’t you know
You’re the only girl I adore?
Yeah, yeah
So won’t you hold me?
You know how I feel
We’re right for each other
Our love- our love can be real
Can be real
I think you know
What I mean
What I’m trying, dear, to say
You’re the finest girl I’ve seen
And I want you right away
I think you know you’re the love
That I’ve been looking for
Don’t you know
You’re the only girl I adore?
Yeah, yeah
I adore
Yeah, yeah
I adore
Yeah, yeah
Oh
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