Dearest Darling Chords — Bo Diddley

The story behind

Doris Troy recorded Dearest Darling during a time when music moved between London and Apple studios. The song is part of an album that filled with unexpected collaborations. Dearest Darling was released in 1970, but the recording began in 1969, when Doris Troy was already in London. There she met George Harrison, who invited her to record. The song was recorded in studios such as Trident and Olympic, amidst other projects. Dearest Darling has a smooth rhythm, with a touch of soul and a bit of gospel. It was one of the songs Doris Troy recorded during that period, along with other artists such as Stephen Stills and Klaus Voormann. The song lasts 2 minutes and 53 seconds, and remains part of the legacy of Apple Records. ↓ Skip to chords

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