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The big nasty racism that we should all fear grows out of the tolerance of the low-level jibes and criticisms that use race as their basis.
It also grows by taking something that isn’t about race and making it about race. Then people become more hyperaware of race (or ethnicity) which can lead to racist actions in the hopes of avoiding racism.
How where the Beatles relationships with their parents?
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Offline ^I’m on the chapter in Tune In about The Beatles ditching their jobs and school to go off to Scotland. Their relationships with their parents at that time was really, really rocky.
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Offline C.R.A. quietly stepped in after a long blustery debate
Also… Japanese isn’t a race, it’s a nationality.
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1.43pm
24 July 2016
Offline Is Give Peace A Chance technically a Beatles song because it’s credited to Lennon/McCartney.
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14 June 2016
Offline @HMBeatlesfan said
Is Give Peace A Chance technically a Beatles song because it’s credited to Lennon/McCartney.
I don’t think so.
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11 November 2010
Offline No. I don’t even really consider it a Lennon/McCartney song.
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15 February 2015
Offline Just because a song is credited to Lennon/McCartney doesn’t make it a Beatles song. There are songs by Cilla Black, Peter and Gordon, Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas, etc. all credited to Lennon/McCartney, but they’re not ‘Beatles songs’ unless they’re performed by and released under the name of the Beatles…
… technically.
Though if you want to get practical, not technical, it’s really a Lennon song, and was released as such (despite the songwriting credit).
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Online Ooooh. Can we please please plllllllleaaaaaaaaase discuss what is and what isn’t a Beatles song again? It is Christmas after all and we haven’t went around in circles getting nowhere for ages.
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6.17pm
1 November 2013
Offline Sure, A Beatles song is a non-cover done by all four Beatles. Case Closed, your welcome.
7.07pm
24 July 2016
Offline Hold the phone Starr Shine because you’re claiming that these Beatles songs aren’t Beatles songs:
Why Don’t We Do It In The Road
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17 December 2012
Offline Which Beatle(s) is/are missing from Across The Universe ?
They are all present and correct according to my ears.
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24 July 2016
Offline There’s no Paul
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17 December 2012
Offline So, who’s playing the acoustic guitar and piano parts credited to Paul, along with doing his backing vocals for him?
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7.52pm
24 July 2016
Offline For the backing vocals, it sounds like a session choir (possibly the Mike Sammes Singers, who were used on I Am The Walrus ), although it is possible that Paul and George’s backing vocals are drowned in there somewhere. As for the acoustic guitar and piano, John does the acoustic guitar and I don’t hear a piano.
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14 June 2016
Offline I think if it’s released under “The Beatles”, and it involves the 4 lads, it’s a Beatles song.
Sidenote:
I wonder if Ringo could be diagonally considered a Beatles album since all Beatles participated in it.
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8.05pm
24 July 2016
Offline Was Billy Preston considered a member of The Beatles during the Let It Be sessions or was he just a session musician who was on almost every single track, similar to Jason White with Green Day.
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17 December 2012
Offline Admittedly, levels and use of vary between the different mixes of what is essentially the same recording, two acoustic guitars are credited, John and Paul, on the 4th February, and then on the 8th, an organ part played by GM was tried along with mellotron from John. It was decided that didn’t work and was taped over with John’s tone-pedal guitar, George on maracas and Paul on piano.
The final overdub on this original version was to wipe some drums and bass that had been overdubbed on the 4th, replacing them with harmonised backing vocals from John, Paul and George.
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8.11pm
24 July 2016
Offline William Shears Campbell said
I wonder if Ringo could be diagonally considered a Beatles album since all Beatles participated in it.
You’d have just as good of a chance considering John Lennon /Plastic Ono Band and Imagine Beatles albums.
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14 June 2016
Offline @HMBeatlesfan said
You’d have just as good of a chance considering John Lennon /Plastic Ono Band and Imagine Beatles albums.
Did Paul participate on either of those? I don’t think he did but if he did then I suppose those could be as much of Beatles albums as Ringo.
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8.19pm
24 July 2016
Offline Ron Nasty said
Admittedly, levels and use of vary between the different mixes of what is essentially the same recording, two acoustic guitars are credited, John and Paul, on the 4th February, and then on the 8th, an organ part played by GM was tried along with mellotron from John. It was decided that didn’t work and was taped over with John’s tone-pedal guitar, George on maracas and Paul on piano.The final overdub on this original version was to wipe some drums and bass that had been overdubbed on the 4th, replacing them with harmonised backing vocals from John, Paul and George.
Paul’s guitar/piano part could’ve been wiped but still is barely audible via bleedthrough. This is somewhat common, believe it or not. Three notable examples are George’s lead guitar in I’m So Tired , John’s rhythm guitar in Old Brown Shoe (slips in during the instrumental verse leading up to the guitar solo), and Ringo’s guide cymbal in Because (best heard using the isolated vocal tracks via The Beatles Rock Band multitracks).
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