the song maggie may came out in 1971.
the song maggie may came out in 1971.
what year did the song maggie may come out?
1971
section::::the beatles' version.:personnel.









































bullet::::- john lennon – vocal, acoustic guitar (gibson j-200)









































bullet::::- paul mccartney – vocal, acoustic guitar (martin d-28)









































bullet::::- george harrison – bass-line on electric guitar (fender telecaster)









































bullet::::- ringo starr – drums









































section::::other uses.









































rod stewart took the name maggie may from the folk tune for his 1971 hit single, which was number one in the united states, united kingdom, australia and canada.









































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bullet::::- "maggie may"/"maggie mae" - versions by the vipers skiffle group (1957) and the beatles









































bullet::::- "maggie may" - instrumental version









































bullet::::- "darling nellie gray"









































bullet::::- scene #1 featuring song from film "nowhere boy"
maggie may (folk song)
"maggie may" expresses the ambivalence and contradictory emotions of a boy involved in a relationship with an older woman and was written from stewart's own experience. in the january 2007 issue of "q" magazine, stewart recalled: "maggie may was more or less a true story, about the first woman i had sex with, at the 1961 beaulieu jazz festival." the woman's name was not "maggie may"; stewart has stated that the name was taken from "... an old liverpudlian song about a prostitute."
maggie may