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24 March 2014
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Good afternoon.Thanks for reading this post.
Had a “discussion” with a friend about how many Beatle songs there are without Guitar.
I came up with 3. Elanor Rigby, She’s Leaving Home and Goodnight.
We originally thought Within You Without You but did discover that George did double some of the sitar parts on guitar.
Are there any more?
Thanks!
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10 March 2017
Offline Athens said
Good afternoon.Thanks for reading this post.
Had a “discussion” with a friend about how many Beatle songs there are without Guitar.
I came up with 3. Eleanor Rigby , She’s Leaving Home and Goodnight.
We originally thought Within You Without You but did discover that George did double some of the sitar parts on guitar.
Are there any more?
Thanks!
For No One , Good Day Sunshine , Blue Jay Way , Only A Northern Song , Don’t Pass Me By , The Inner Light , Golden Slumbers also don’t have guitar in them although all of them that i mentioned except for The Inner Light have bass guitar in them.
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What were the names of the spiders George and Paul killed? The video is blocked on my school computer and I may never know.
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24 March 2014
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What were the names of the spiders George and Paul killed? The video is blocked on my school computer and I may never know.
What spiders? What video??…
Anyway, i was wondering about that scene in Backbeat where John and Stu get into a fight with a couple (maybe more) of sailors and they beat Stu’s head… did that ever happen? If so, what pub was it? Is that pub still alive?
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Anyway, i was wondering about that scene in Backbeat where John and Stu get into a fight with a couple (maybe more) of sailors and they beat Stu’s head… did that ever happen? If so, what pub was it? Is that pub still alive?
Maybe some variation from the actual circumstances? According to Colin Unwin, there was a fight after the Beatles had played at the Litherland Town Hall, Seaforth; Stu was attacked by a “gang of teddyboys”, then John Lennon and Pete Best jumped in to help Stu:
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6 May 2018
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What were the names of the spiders George and Paul killed? The video is blocked on my school computer and I may never know.
Jimmy and Jemima were the two spiders encountered during Paul and George’s hitchhiking trip to Harlech in north Wales.
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Online Was reading Joe’s transcript of the Daily Mirror article from when John beat up Bob Wooler at Paul’s 21st. Does anyone know where to see the actual article?
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3.02pm
24 March 2014
Offline Where was this John’s picture taken?i’ve always thought It is from the Rolling Stones rockandroll circus…
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Offline The Stones wasn’t until 11 December 1968, so it couldn’t be that, @Shamrock Womlbs. It’s probably from the Revolution promo film shoot.
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2.47am
24 March 2014
Offline It’s great to see that video again. Yeah, it seems very likely that the picture from the collage comes from that video shoot since the mic seen in the picture is the same as the ones they are using in the Revolution video. The thing misleading me was the psychedelic blue light … Maybe they did different takes with different lightings? Or is it just a filter applied to the picture?…
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17 December 2012
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It’s great to see that video again. Yeah, it seems very likely that the picture from the collage comes from that video shoot since the mic seen in the picture is the same as the ones they are using in the Revolution video. The thing misleading me was the psychedelic blue light … Maybe they did different takes with different lightings? Or is it just a filter applied to the picture?…
There was more than one “performance” of R that day, and there is more than one promo film. It should also be noted that there was more than one stills photographer present to capture the events of the day, who could have used filters, and if you look behind Ringo on John’s side of the stage, there is a “blue” light panel:
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Where was this John’s picture taken?i’ve always thought It is from the Rolling Stones rockandroll circus…
Isn’t that seen at the end of the ‘Anthology’ edit of the ‘Revolution ‘ clip where they no doubt used previously unseen moments?
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Offline Apologies if these questions have been answered before or are common Beatles knowledge. Anyway, I’ve decided to write a fictionalised account of Beatlemania (covering Summer 1962 – February 1964) which will probably never see the light of day. Incidentally, it’s based on a novel by a man named Lear.
1. When did Pete Best find out his mum was having an affair with Neil, and what was his reaction?
2. I’ve read that Cynthia found out she was pregnant on the same day she received some exam results. When would this have been, and how long did it give them to arrange a wedding?
3. When was Mal employed as part of the Beatles?
6.19am
10 March 2017
Offline 1. He wasn’t bothered by it. In fact, when Neil first heard that Pete was sacked, he was also going to quit but Pete talked him out of it.
2. Less than a month.
3. 1962.
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6.03am
11 September 2018
Offline Does anyone know where I can find a list of all the Beatles songs each member wasn’t present on? I know Ringo isn’t on Dear Prudence and Back In The USSR for instance, and John isn’t on Here Comes The Sun .
Thanks.
9.43am
10 March 2017
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Little Child : Although most sources say all 4 Beatles appear but George is inaudible on the finished product.
Yesterday : Paul solo.
Eleanor Rigby : No Ringo.
Love You To : No John or Paul. Supposedly, Paul played bass on this track but there is no bass on the finished product.
She Said, She Said: No Paul.
For No One : Paul and Ringo.
She’s Leaving Home : John and Paul.
Within You Without You : George solo.
The Inner Light : No Ringo.
Back In The USSR and Dear Prudence : No Ringo.
Wild Honey Pie : Paul solo.
While My Guitar Gently Weeps : As with Little Child , most sources say all 4 Beatles appear but John is inaudible on the finished product.
Martha My Dear : Paul and George.
Blackbird : Paul solo.
Don’t Pass Me By : Paul and Ringo.
Why Don’t We Do It In The Road: Paul and Ringo.
I Will : No George.
Julia : John solo.
Mother Nature’s Son : Paul solo.
Long, Long, Long : No John.
Savoy Truffle : No John.
Revolution 9 : Paul technically present because of his presence on Revolution 1 , but inaudible on finished product.
Good Night : Ringo solo.
Post-White Album
The Ballad Of John And Yoko : John and Paul.
Maxwell’s Silver Hammer and Here Comes The Sun : No John.
Because : No Ringo.
Golden Slumbers : No John.
Her Majesty : Paul solo, except for first note, which contains all 4 Beatles.
I Me Mine : No John.
Let It Be : John on single version only.
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12.51am
10 March 2017
Offline How did EMI send Capitol the master tapes. Did they have a master for each individual song, did they give them a tape of the UK album, or did they do something else.
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Offline While I don’t know for certain, @Dark Overlord, I would imagine it would have been a combination of the two – largely masters of each song sent in batches across to America as they were prepared to let them go through to Revolver and then, with the 1967 contract taking effect, which forbade Capitol from making albums that varied from the UK release without permission, from Pepper on they would have got complete albums.
Another reason for suspecting they largely got complete albums from Pepper onwards is that Pepper marks the point at which they started using crossfades between songs and removing rills to have songs butting up against each other without the silences.
It’s certainly known that with Pepper Capitol got a copy of the album master, as the reason the Capitol Pepper was missing the Inner Groove was that that last little touch to the album was conceived just after the Capitol copy had been dispatched, meaning it wasn’t on the master that Capitol got.
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