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9.04am
20 January 2012
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I think the Ringo's "Photograph" and Paul's "Sally G." and "Heart Of The Country" are more like the Beatles works.
8.04pm
14 April 2010
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I would add George's "What Is Life". If you took some of Phil Spector's production elements out of that song, I could see it fitting in on Rubber Soul.
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26 March 2012
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I've always thought Paul's work in 1971, particularly Ram and "Another Day", to be extremely Beatley, mainly because it seems he was trying to establish his new work as Paul+Linda as a very vocal-harmony based group with intricate vocal parts much like the Beatles. A lot of Ram I can imagine very clearly with John and George's voices gracing the background in the harmonies, and have you ever listened to "Another Day" with good headphones? The complexity of the harmonies is amazing and something I can imagine the McCartneys really took their time on. Elton John claimed they were the best harmonies he had ever heard on a record. Also the eclectic, freewheeling feel and rockabilly style of Ram really evokes the late-period Beatles to me. "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" could easily have been on Abbey Road, as "Get Back" could easily have been on Ram.
3.19pm
31 March 2008
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Maybe I'm Amazed would have fitted perfectly on Abbey Road. The Back Seat Of My Car too, perhaps (the winding guitar arpeggios are very Abbey Road).
3.39pm
15 June 2011
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Paul's songs from McCartney, Ram (including Another Day and Oh Woman, Oh Why) and Flaming Pie (even if it's 1997).
5.36pm
3 March 2012
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Zig said
I would add George's "What Is Life". If you took some of Phil Spector's production elements out of that song, I could see it fitting in on Rubber Soul.
I love that tune and you're right on with your assesment in my opinion. I wonder… is there a pre-spector demo of that tune anywhere? Something more raw?
8.02pm
26 March 2012
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…ontherun said
Zig said
I would add George's "What Is Life". If you took some of Phil Spector's production elements out of that song, I could see it fitting in on Rubber Soul.I love that tune and you're right on with your assesment in my opinion. I wonder… is there a pre-spector demo of that tune anywhere? Something more raw?
Sadly it doesn't feature on Beware of ABKCO!, the bootleg of George's acoustic demos for All Things Must Pass.
10.20pm
3 March 2012
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Ben Ramon said
…ontherun said
Zig said
I would add George's "What Is Life". If you took some of Phil Spector's production elements out of that song, I could see it fitting in on Rubber Soul.I love that tune and you're right on with your assesment in my opinion. I wonder… is there a pre-spector demo of that tune anywhere? Something more raw?
Sadly it doesn't feature on Beware of ABKCO!, the bootleg of George's acoustic demos for All Things Must Pass.
There's a bootleg for All Things Must Pass!!!! God I LOVE this website!!! I need to fid that! Thanks! (exclamation points indicate intense excitement. So I used 8
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10.45pm
1 May 2011
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Theres a ton of bootleg material from ATMP including box sets, one being titled The Making Of All Things Must Pass.
4.29am
17 March 2012
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Oh Yoko reminds me of Honey Pie and When I'm Sixty Four a little bit… I don't see where it would fit on any album though
10.21am
26 March 2012
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…ontherun said
Ben Ramon said
…ontherun said
Zig said
I would add George's "What Is Life". If you took some of Phil Spector's production elements out of that song, I could see it fitting in on Rubber Soul.I love that tune and you're right on with your assesment in my opinion. I wonder… is there a pre-spector demo of that tune anywhere? Something more raw?
Sadly it doesn't feature on Beware of ABKCO!, the bootleg of George's acoustic demos for All Things Must Pass.
There's a bootleg for All Things Must Pass!!!! God I LOVE this website!!! I need to fid that! Thanks! (exclamation points indicate intense excitement. So I used 8
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Was listening to Fine Line earlier and that's pretty Beatly, could see fragments of that being whacked out on a piano during the White Album sessions.
1.39pm
20 January 2012
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9.41am
12 April 2012
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I've always thought No Words sounded like a Lennon/McCartney duet, at least in some passages, of course from the musical style it doesn't sound like beatles but just the voices
5.23am
17 March 2012
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Heart Of The Country
7.38pm
31 March 2008
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I've heard a lot of people say Woman by JL is very Beatley, but I don't particularly see it. I can't imagine them ever having recorded it.
4.20am
6 December 2012
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When We Was Fab by George.
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2.33pm
8 November 2012
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Joe said
I've heard a lot of people say Woman by JL is very Beatley, but I don't particularly see it. I can't imagine them ever having recorded it.
I'd have more trouble hearing it as a Beatles song if we didn't have Free as a Bird and Real Love as examples of a Beatlefied solo song.
For some reason I could hear "Riding into Vanity Fair" with Beatle background vocals.
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