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and I'm awfully glad it'll all be over in a couple
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1.49pm
4 August 2015
Offline 13 Beatle songs with ‘Boy’, ‘Girl’, ‘Man’ or ‘Woman ‘ in the title
1. This Boy
2. Girl
3. Baby, You’re A Rich Man
4. Nowhere Man
5. She’s A Woman
6. Another Girl
7. You’re Going To Lose That Girl
8. I Wanna Be Your Man
9. Bad Boy
10. Thank You Girl
11. Taxman
12. Boys
13. Please Mr. Postman
13 BEATLE SONGS WITH MORE THAN ONE OFFICIALLY RELEASED VERSION
Describe at least one difference
1. Thank You Girl (One version has extra harmonica in middle and at end. The other has no harmonica in those spots.)
You are all my friends.
3.16pm
7 November 2010
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13 BEATLE SONGS WITH MORE THAN ONE OFFICIALLY RELEASED VERSION
Describe at least one difference
1. Thank You Girl (One version has extra harmonica in middle and at end. The other has no harmonica in those spots.)
2. Across The Universe (Original album version was overproduced by Phil Spector, while the Naked version is raw and kind of perfect.)
I think it's great you're going through a phase,
and I'm awfully glad it'll all be over in a couple
of days
2020
4.18pm
2 July 2020
Offline 1. Thank You Girl (One version has extra harmonica in middle and at end. The other has no harmonica in those spots.)
2. Across The Universe (Original album version was overproduced by Phil Spector, while the Naked version is raw and kind of perfect.)
3. Helter Skelter (No fadeouts and fade ins on mono mix)
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6.25pm
4 August 2015
Offline 13 BEATLE SONGS WITH MORE THAN ONE OFFICIALLY RELEASED VERSION
Describe at least one difference
1. Thank You Girl (One version has extra harmonica in middle and at end. The other has no harmonica in those spots.)
2. Across The Universe (Original album version was overproduced by Phil Spector, while the Naked version is raw and kind of perfect.)
3. Helter Skelter (No fadeouts and fade ins on mono mix)
4. Let It Be (LP version has louder guitar solo than the single 45 version)
You are all my friends.
11.37pm
11 June 2015
Offline Describe at least one difference
1. Thank You Girl (One version has extra harmonica in middle and at end. The other has no harmonica in those spots.)
2. Across The Universe (Original album version was overproduced by Phil Spector, while the Naked version is raw and kind of perfect.)
3. Helter Skelter (No fadeouts and fade ins on mono mix)
4. Let It Be (LP version has louder guitar solo than the single 45 version)
5. Penny Lane (original single had an additional flourish of piccolo trumpet notes at the end of the song).
You and I have memories
Longer than the road that stretches out ahead
7.07am
28 April 2020
Offline 13 BEATLE SONGS WITH MORE THAN ONE OFFICIALLY RELEASED VERSION
Describe at least one difference
1. Thank You Girl (One version has extra harmonica in middle and at end. The other has no harmonica in those spots.)
2. Across The Universe (Original album version was overproduced by Phil Spector, while the Naked version is raw and kind of perfect.)
3. Helter Skelter (No fadeouts and fade ins on mono mix)
4. Let It Be (LP version has louder guitar solo than the single 45 version)
5. Penny Lane (original single had an additional flourish of piccolo trumpet notes at the end of the song).
6. Love Me Do (Ringo was relegated to playing tambourine while session drummer Andy White played drums. This version is on the ‘Please Please Me ‘ album. A version with Ringo on drums appears on ‘Past Masters ‘)
7.11am
28 April 2020
Offline (Regarding ‘Across The Universe ‘, Is ‘Naked’ an officially released album? The song still works as it was released with sound affects on ‘No One’s Gonna Change Our World’. Are the Anthology albums officially released albums?)
7.38am
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1 May 2011
Offline alittlebitolder said
(Regarding ‘Across The Universe ‘, Is ‘Naked’ an officially released album? The song still works as it was released with sound affects on ‘No One’s Gonna Change Our World’. Are the Anthology albums officially released albums?)
Definitely.
"I told you everything I could about me, Told you everything I could" ('Before Believing' - Emmylou Harris)
5.48pm
4 August 2015
Offline 13 BEATLE SONGS WITH MORE THAN ONE OFFICIALLY RELEASED VERSION
Describe at least one difference
1. Thank You Girl (One version has extra harmonica in middle and at end. The other has no harmonica in those spots.)
2. Across The Universe (Original album version was overproduced by Phil Spector, while the Naked version is raw and kind of perfect.)
3. Helter Skelter (No fadeouts and fade ins on mono mix)
4. Let It Be (LP version has louder guitar solo than the single 45 version)
5. Penny Lane (original single had an additional flourish of piccolo trumpet notes at the end of the song).
6. Love Me Do (Ringo was relegated to playing tambourine while session drummer Andy White played drums. This version is on the ‘Please Please Me ‘ album. A version with Ringo on drums appears on ‘Past Masters ‘)
7. I Am The Walrus (On American 45 version, opening riff is heard 4 times instead of six. There is also an extra second or two of music between “I’m crying” and Yellow matter custard”).
You are all my friends.
6.31am
28 April 2020
Offline 13 BEATLE SONGS WITH MORE THAN ONE OFFICIALLY RELEASED VERSION
Describe at least one difference
1. Thank You Girl (One version has extra harmonica in middle and at end. The other has no harmonica in those spots.)
2. Across The Universe (Original album version was overproduced by Phil Spector, while the Naked version is raw and kind of perfect.)
3. Helter Skelter (No fadeouts and fade ins on mono mix)
4. Let It Be (LP version has louder guitar solo than the single 45 version)
5. Penny Lane (original single had an additional flourish of piccolo trumpet notes at the end of the song).
6. Love Me Do (Ringo was relegated to playing tambourine while session drummer Andy White played drums. This version is on the ‘Please Please Me ‘ album. A version with Ringo on drums appears on ‘Past Masters ‘)
7. I Am The Walrus (On American 45 version, opening riff is heard 4 times instead of six. There is also an extra second or two of music between “I’m crying” and Yellow matter custard”).
8. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (White Album version is a soaring rock song with Clapton on lead guitar; the Anthology version is a contemplative acoustic version performed by George, with an extra verse.)
6.36am
4 August 2015
Offline I don’t think we can count #8. I was going for different “official” versions released in the 60s while the Beatles were still together. But if you guys think I was too ambiguous in my phrasing, I guess we will have to accept it.
You are all my friends.
10.20am
28 April 2020
Offline Jolly Jimmy said
I don’t think we can count #8. I was going for different “official” versions released in the 60s while the Beatles were still together. But if you guys think I was too ambiguous in my phrasing, I guess we will have to accept it.
I asked earlier if ‘Naked’ and the ‘Anthology albums were counted as official albums … and the answer was ‘definitely’. It does make it a bit too easy using those albums though! I’m happy to remove #8. ‘Across The Universe ‘, #2, will need to be compared to the ‘Nothing’s Gonna Change Our World’ version, rather than the ‘Naked’ version.
12.08pm
Reviewers
Moderators
1 May 2011
Offline 13 BEATLE SONGS WITH MORE THAN ONE OFFICIALLY RELEASED VERSION
Describe at least one difference
1. Thank You Girl (One version has extra harmonica in middle and at end. The other has no harmonica in those spots.)
2. Across The Universe (Original album version was overproduced by Phil Spector, while the Naked version is raw and kind of perfect.)
3. Helter Skelter (No fadeouts and fade ins on mono mix)
4. Let It Be (LP version has louder guitar solo than the single 45 version)
5. Penny Lane (original single had an additional flourish of piccolo trumpet notes at the end of the song).
6. Love Me Do (Ringo was relegated to playing tambourine while session drummer Andy White played drums. This version is on the ‘Please Please Me ‘ album. A version with Ringo on drums appears on ‘Past Masters ‘)
7. I Am The Walrus (On American 45 version, opening riff is heard 4 times instead of six. There is also an extra second or two of music between “I’m crying” and Yellow matter custard”).
8. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (White Album version is a soaring rock song with Clapton on lead guitar; the Anthology version is a contemplative acoustic version performed by George, with an extra verse.)
9. Help ! – The mono mix has an entirely different John lead vocal to the stereo, the tambourine is also missing.
"I told you everything I could about me, Told you everything I could" ('Before Believing' - Emmylou Harris)
1.11pm
7 November 2010
Offline Jolly Jimmy said
I don’t think we can count #8. I was going for different “official” versions released in the 60s while the Beatles were still together. But if you guys think I was too ambiguous in my phrasing, I guess we will have to accept it.
I personally do consider both Naked and Anthology to be “official” Beatles releases despite not being released in the 60s, but am happy for my #2 answer to be changed to be in keeping with the spirit of the round!
I think it's great you're going through a phase,
and I'm awfully glad it'll all be over in a couple
of days
2020
