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13 Beatles songs that reference another Beatles song
1. Glass Onion (references Strawberry Fields Forever , I Am The Walrus , Lady Madonna , The Fool On The Hill , Fixing A Hole )
2. I Am The Walrus (references Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds )
3. Savoy Truffle (references Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da)
4. All You Need Is Love (She Loves You – yeah, yeah, yeah)
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2. I Am The Walrus (references Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds )
3. Savoy Truffle (references Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da)
4. All You Need Is Love (She Loves You – yeah, yeah, yeah)
5. Honey Don’t (Ringo says “I Feel Fine “)
You are all my friends.
2.40pm
11 September 2018
Offline 2. I Am The Walrus (references Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds )
3. Savoy Truffle (references Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da)
4. All You Need Is Love (She Loves You – yeah, yeah, yeah)
5. Honey Don’t (Ringo says “I Feel Fine “)
6. Lady Madonna (references I Am The Walrus )
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2. I Am The Walrus (references Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds )
3. Savoy Truffle (references Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da)
4. All You Need Is Love (She Loves You – yeah, yeah, yeah)
5. Honey Don’t (Ringo says “I Feel Fine “)
6. Lady Madonna (references I Am The Walrus )
"Some kind of happiness is measured out in miles... "
2017:
4.08pm
6 May 2018
Offline 13 Beatles songs that reference another Beatles song
1. Glass Onion (references Strawberry Fields Forever , I Am The Walrus , Lady Madonna , The Fool On The Hill , Fixing A Hole )
2. I Am The Walrus (references Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds )
3. Savoy Truffle (references Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da)
4. All You Need Is Love (She Loves You – yeah, yeah, yeah)
5. Honey Don’t (Ringo says “I Feel Fine “)
6. Lady Madonna (references I Am The Walrus )
7. Carry That Weight (includes reprise of You Never Give Me Your Money )
8. Dig It (references Let It Be as ‘Hark The Angels Come’; and a long version mentions many Beatles songs)
And in the end
The love you take is equal to the love you make
8.03pm
1 December 2009
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13 Beatles songs that reference another Beatles song
1. Glass Onion (references Strawberry Fields Forever , I Am The Walrus , Lady Madonna , The Fool On The Hill , Fixing A Hole )
2. I Am The Walrus (references Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds )
3. Savoy Truffle (references Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da)
4. All You Need Is Love (She Loves You – yeah, yeah, yeah)
5. Honey Don’t (Ringo says “I Feel Fine “)
6. Lady Madonna (references I Am The Walrus )
7. Carry That Weight (includes reprise of You Never Give Me Your Money )
8. Dig It (refences Let It Be as ‘Hark The Angels Come’; and a long version mention many Beatles songs)
9. What Goes On (kinda references “Tell Me Why “)
GEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty.
8.15pm
6 May 2018
Offline 13 Beatles songs that reference another Beatles song
1. Glass Onion (references Strawberry Fields Forever , I Am The Walrus , Lady Madonna , The Fool On The Hill , Fixing A Hole )
2. I Am The Walrus (references Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds )
3. Savoy Truffle (references Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da)
4. All You Need Is Love (She Loves You – yeah, yeah, yeah)
5. Honey Don’t (Ringo says “I Feel Fine “)
6. Lady Madonna (references I Am The Walrus )
7. Carry That Weight (includes reprise of You Never Give Me Your Money )
8. Dig It (references Let It Be as ‘Hark The Angels Come’; and a long version mentions many Beatles songs)
9. What Goes On (kinda references “Tell Me Why “)
10. Mean Mr Mustard (references Pam of Polythene Pam )
And in the end
The love you take is equal to the love you make
8.45pm
4 August 2015
Offline 13 Beatles songs that reference another Beatles song
1. Glass Onion (references Strawberry Fields Forever , I Am The Walrus , Lady Madonna , The Fool On The Hill , Fixing A Hole )
2. I Am The Walrus (references Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds )
3. Savoy Truffle (references Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da)
4. All You Need Is Love (She Loves You – yeah, yeah, yeah)
5. Honey Don’t (Ringo says “I Feel Fine “)
6. Lady Madonna (references I Am The Walrus )
7. Carry That Weight (includes reprise of You Never Give Me Your Money )
8. Dig It (references Let It Be as ‘Hark The Angels Come’; and a long version mentions many Beatles songs)
9. What Goes On (kinda references “Tell Me Why “)
10. Mean Mr Mustard (references Pam of Polythene Pam )
11. Ask Me Why (kind of references Misery )
You are all my friends.
1.00am
11 September 2018
Offline 1. Glass Onion (references Strawberry Fields Forever , I Am The Walrus , Lady Madonna , The Fool On The Hill , Fixing A Hole )
2. I Am The Walrus (references Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds )
3. Savoy Truffle (references Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da)
4. All You Need Is Love (She Loves You – yeah, yeah, yeah)
5. Honey Don’t (Ringo says “I Feel Fine “)
6. Lady Madonna (references I Am The Walrus )
7. Carry That Weight (includes reprise of You Never Give Me Your Money )
8. Dig It (references Let It Be as ‘Hark The Angels Come’; and a long version mentions many Beatles songs)
9. What Goes On (kinda references “Tell Me Why “)
10. Mean Mr Mustard (references Pam of Polythene Pam )
11. Ask Me Why (kind of references Misery )
12. Sgt Pepper ‘s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) (reference Sgt Pepper ‘s Lonely Hearts Club Band)
9.22pm
4 August 2015
Offline 13 Beatles songs that reference another Beatles song
1. Glass Onion (references Strawberry Fields Forever , I Am The Walrus , Lady Madonna , The Fool On The Hill , Fixing A Hole )
2. I Am The Walrus (references Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds )
3. Savoy Truffle (references Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da)
4. All You Need Is Love (She Loves You – yeah, yeah, yeah)
5. Honey Don’t (Ringo says “I Feel Fine “)
6. Lady Madonna (references I Am The Walrus )
7. Carry That Weight (includes reprise of You Never Give Me Your Money )
8. Dig It (references Let It Be as ‘Hark The Angels Come’; and a long version mentions many Beatles songs)
9. What Goes On (kinda references “Tell Me Why “)
10. Mean Mr Mustard (references Pam of Polythene Pam )
11. Ask Me Why (kind of references Misery )
12. Sgt Pepper ‘s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) (reference Sgt Pepper ‘s Lonely Hearts Club Band)
13. Sie Liebt Dich (references She Loves You very closely)
The next category is kind of dumb, but I can’t think of anything better.
13 times in the 1960s, only 2 or 3 Beatles appeared in public together.
No solo appearances, but at least one Beatle must be absent. Could be something formal like a concert, film or TV show. Or it could be something unofficial like a party or paparazzi photo.
1. John and Paul appear on Tonight Show to promote Apple.
You are all my friends.
12.21am
6 May 2018
Offline 13 times in the 1960s, only 2 or 3 Beatles appeared in public together.
No solo appearances, but at least one Beatle must be absent. Could be something formal like a concert, film or TV show. Or it could be something unofficial like a party or paparazzi photo.
1. John and Paul appear on Tonight Show to promote Apple.
2. John, Paul, George and Jimmie Nicol take part in several interviews in 1964 when Ringo was absent due to tonsillitis.
And in the end
The love you take is equal to the love you make
12.39am
Reviewers
17 December 2012
Offline Well, one thing attempting to find 13 songs that reference other Beatles songs proved was that it can’t be done. Myself, I’d disqualify 5 of those 13 as desperate attempts to fill the list, and find another 2 questionable, with some of them being just plain laughable. Still, an interesting exercise in finding where there isn’t a Baker’s dozen. Anyway…
13 times in the 1960s, only 2 or 3 Beatles appeared in public together.
No solo appearances, but at least one Beatle must be absent. Could be something formal like a concert, film or TV show. Or it could be something unofficial like a party or paparazzi photo.
1. John and Paul appear on Tonight Show to promote Apple.
2. John, Paul, George and Jimmie Nicol take part in several interviews in 1964 when Ringo was absent due to tonsillitis.
3. John, George and Ringo appearing before the press to mourn Brian’s death at Bangor University while Paul was driving to London.
"I only said we were bigger than Rod... and now there's all this!" Ron Nasty
To @ Ron Nasty it's @ mja6758
The Beatles Bible 2020 non-Canon Poll Part One: 1958-1963 and Part Two: 1964-August 1966
12.43am
18 July 2015
Offline 13 times in the 1960s, only 2 or 3 Beatles appeared in public together.
No solo appearances, but at least one Beatle must be absent. Could be something formal like a concert, film or TV show. Or it could be something unofficial like a party or paparazzi photo.
1. John and Paul appear on Tonight Show to promote Apple.
2. John, Paul, George and Jimmie Nicol take part in several interviews in 1964 when Ringo was absent due to tonsillitis.
3. John, George and Ringo appearing before the press to mourn Brian’s death at Bangor University while Paul was driving to London.
4. John & Ringo being interviewed at Wembley Stadium
Also, this might be a useful site for this Baker’s Dozen: http://www.beatlesinterviews.org/
12.58am
Reviewers
17 December 2012
Offline @RubberRevolver49 said
Also, this might be a useful site for this Baker’s Dozen: ************
This is something that has never been done in over 4000 posts in this game. I hope not to see it happen again. People here are clever enough to find sources themselves should they need to. It undermines the game, IMO.
"I only said we were bigger than Rod... and now there's all this!" Ron Nasty
To @ Ron Nasty it's @ mja6758
The Beatles Bible 2020 non-Canon Poll Part One: 1958-1963 and Part Two: 1964-August 1966
1.20am
11 September 2018
Offline Ron Nasty said
Well, one thing attempting to find 13 songs that reference other Beatles songs proved was that it can’t be done. Myself, I’d disqualify 5 of those 13 as desperate attempts to fill the list, and find another 2 questionable, with some of them being just plain laughable. Still, an interesting exercise in finding where there isn’t a Baker’s dozen. Anyway…
I was interested to see if it could be done, but I’m inclined to agree with you. Still, I thought it was a better suggestion than ’13 times Paul McCartney told George what to play’ – which I thought would be too easy.
Anyway, back to the game:
13 times in the 1960s, only 2 or 3 Beatles appeared in public together.
No solo appearances, but at least one Beatle must be absent. Could be something formal like a concert, film or TV show. Or it could be something unofficial like a party or paparazzi photo.
1. John and Paul appear on Tonight Show to promote Apple.
2. John, Paul, George and Jimmie Nicol take part in several interviews in 1964 when Ringo was absent due to tonsillitis.
3. John, George and Ringo appearing before the press to mourn Brian’s death at Bangor University while Paul was driving to London.
4. John & Ringo being interviewed at Wembley Stadium
5. John, Paul and Ringo appear at rehearsals for the Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964, with Neil filling in for an absent George.
6.10am
2 January 2017
Offline 13 times in the 1960s, only 2 or 3 Beatles appeared in public together.
No solo appearances, but at least one Beatle must be absent. Could be something formal like a concert, film or TV show. Or it could be something unofficial like a party or paparazzi photo.
1. John and Paul appear on Tonight Show to promote Apple.
2. John, Paul, George and Jimmie Nicol take part in several interviews in 1964 when Ringo was absent due to tonsillitis.
3. John, George and Ringo appearing before the press to mourn Brian’s death at Bangor University while Paul was driving to London.
4. John & Ringo being interviewed at Wembley Stadium
5. John, Paul and Ringo appear at rehearsals for the Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964, with Neil filling in for an absent George.
6. George and Ringo, along with their wives and Jane Birkin, attend the premiere of the Wonderwall movie in Cannes, 17 May 1968.
"Some kind of happiness is measured out in miles... "
2017:
8.46am
10 March 2017
Offline No solo appearances, but at least one Beatle must be absent. Could be something formal like a concert, film or TV show. Or it could be something unofficial like a party or paparazzi photo.
1. John and Paul appear on Tonight Show to promote Apple.
2. John, Paul, George and Jimmie Nicol take part in several interviews in 1964 when Ringo was absent due to tonsillitis.
3. John, George and Ringo appearing before the press to mourn Brian’s death at Bangor University while Paul was driving to London.
4. John & Ringo being interviewed at Wembley Stadium.
5. John, Paul and Ringo appear at rehearsals for the Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964, with Neil filling in for an absent George.
6. George and Ringo, along with their wives and Jane Birkin, attend the premiere of the Wonderwall movie in Cannes, 17 May 1968.
7. John and George 15/12/1969 UNICEF charity concert.
If you're reading this, you are looking for something to do.
12.07pm
18 July 2015
Offline Ron Nasty said
@RubberRevolver49 said
Also, this might be a useful site for this Baker’s Dozen: ************This is something that has never been done in over 4000 posts in this game. I hope not to see it happen again. People here are clever enough to find sources themselves should they need to. It undermines the game, IMO.
Geesh, man. I was just trying to be helpful. You don’t have to be a dick about it.
12.37pm
24 March 2014
Offline 13 times in the 1960s, only 2 or 3 Beatles appeared in public together.
No solo appearances, but at least one Beatle must be absent. Could be something formal like a concert, film or TV show. Or it could be something unofficial like a party or paparazzi photo.
1. John and Paul appear on Tonight Show to promote Apple.
2. John, Paul, George and Jimmie Nicol take part in several interviews in 1964 when Ringo was absent due to tonsillitis.
3. John, George and Ringo appearing before the press to mourn Brian’s death at Bangor University while Paul was driving to London.
4. John & Ringo being interviewed at Wembley Stadium.
5. John, Paul and Ringo appear at rehearsals for the Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964, with Neil filling in for an absent George.
6. George and Ringo, along with their wives and Jane Birkin, attend the premiere of the Wonderwall movie in Cannes, 17 May 1968.
7. John and George 15/12/1969 UNICEF charity concert.
8. John, Paul and Ringo in 1964 Central Park photo session.
"I Need You by George Harrison"
2.54pm
18 July 2015
Offline 13 times in the 1960s, only 2 or 3 Beatles appeared in public together.
No solo appearances, but at least one Beatle must be absent. Could be something formal like a concert, film or TV show. Or it could be something unofficial like a party or paparazzi photo.
1. John and Paul appear on Tonight Show to promote Apple.
2. John, Paul, George and Jimmie Nicol take part in several interviews in 1964 when Ringo was absent due to tonsillitis.
3. John, George and Ringo appearing before the press to mourn Brian’s death at Bangor University while Paul was driving to London.
4. John & Ringo being interviewed at Wembley Stadium.
5. John, Paul and Ringo appear at rehearsals for the Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964, with Neil filling in for an absent George.
6. George and Ringo, along with their wives and Jane Birkin, attend the premiere of the Wonderwall movie in Cannes, 17 May 1968.
7. John and George 15/12/1969 UNICEF charity concert.
8. John, Paul and Ringo in 1964 Central Park photo session.
9. John, Paul, and Ringo talk about the Magical Mystery Tour film.
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