It’s 2011. The radio is bereft of tuneful music. There’s no joy in the band playing at the local club. No swing. No drive. You close your eyes and take the time travel trip you’ve always wanted to, back to 1964, back to a cramped, sweaty club in a large industrial city in Northern England. Ahh…you hear the band take the stage. They test out a few notes, and then the welcome, warm tones of Merseybeat fill your ears. When you open your eyes again, you’re home, but the pure, heart-felt music continues to fill your soul. From its melodic, chiming 12-string electric guitar to its persistent Ringo Starresque cowbell, Frank Lee Sprague’s new single B-side, “I’ll Never Leave You,” calls to mind A Hard Day’s Night-era Beatles. It is a wonderful example of Frank’s remarkable ability to meld something tantalizingly familiar with his own style and feel. Like so many classic tracks, you’ll want to play it over and over again. “I’ll Never Leav...