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Because - Beatles

Lebeat

On the August 2 edition of Music History Today podcast, Robert Zimmerman gets a name change, the Beatles start headlining the Cavern Club, and opera great Caruso passes away. Also, happy birthday to Ted Turner of Wishbone Ash, not the guy who used to own CNN.


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Music History Today Podcast August 2

On the August 3 edition of Music History Today podcast, McCartney gets his wings, the Macarena starts its reign at number one, and Tony Bennett gets his signature song. Speaking of Tony Bennett, today's his birthday!!


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Music History Today Podcast August 3

This is a cover of The Beatles' Mean Mr. Mustard.

Mean Mr. Mustard

The Rock Remix Classic! Not gonna lie, either you will LOVE IT or HATE IT. Taking some Classic Rock and mixing it all up. Traditionalists may yell "Blasphemy!"

Rock Remix Classic

Backing Track - Sing2Piano
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIZK621V9Ww
https://music.apple.com/gb/album/come-together-piano-karaoke-instrumentals-single/1566369673

Come Together - Cover

00:00 XXL Freshmen Freestyle Cyphers 2021 Ranked!
19:47 The Beatles "Abbey Road" listener requested album review

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Goin Off 280: 2021 XXL Freshmen Cyphers Ranked / Abbey Road

John and Paul lock eyes in Hamburg. It's a race to finish. George does it privately in the corner.

Episode 63: Eleanor Tugby

Let It Be (Acoustic Cover)

Dr Robert - Songfacts
(Lennon-McCartney, adapted lyric by Mike O’Neill   Original performance: The Beatles) 

‘Dr Robert’ was released in the UK in 1966 on The Beatles album ‘Revolver’.  I was one of the hordes of devoted Beatles fans and bought the album as soon as it came out, just as I had with all their previous albums and EPs.  I think ‘Revolver’ is perhaps one of my favourite Beatles albums because by that time I was into my teens and increasingly interested in how The Beatles (and George Martin, their producer and a major part of their creativity in the recording studio) were moving their sound forward. They were becoming ever more interested in incorporating exotic sounds and instruments into their arrangements, and Revolver was a landmark album in that respect. Dr Robert has always been a favourite of mine as although it’s not hugely experimental (apart from the double tracked and distinctive lead vocal), I just love John Lennon’s humour both in the words and in his delivery. It successfully walks the tightrope between good Beatles and (to me) Banal Beatles (Yellow Submarine, When I’m 64 etc). And it’s not a Beatles song that gets flagged up much. I love it.

Wiki has some interesting things to say about what might have led Lennon to write the song (credited to Lennon-McCartney but essentially a Lennon composition, says wiki). Paul McCartney said in 1967 that:

“There's some fellow in New York, and in the States we'd hear people say: "You can get everything off him; any pills you want." It was a big racket, but a joke too about this fellow who cured everyone of everything with all these pills and tranquilizers, injections for this and that; he just kept New York high. That's what Doctor Robert is all about, just a pill doctor who sees you all right”

And it has also been suggested that Lennon wrote it after The Rolling Stones had released ‘Mothers Little Helper’ and after Mick Jagger visited the studio while The Beatles were recording ‘Revolver’.

Dr Robert (the song) started dancing around in my head a lot during 2020, when we were all locked down with the Covid 19 pandemic and I was thinking of our health workers who were working so hard and with great risk to themselves to try and help the waves of people being struck down with the disease. I felt it might be good also to remember it was not just male doctors (or even just doctors, as in the original song) who were on the front line in this battle. And so I invented an extra character – Dr Roberts – whose name is ‘Ann’ because it rhymes with ‘can’. Simples. I also put in my own guitar solo, playing on the signature guitar riff from The Beatles 
‘Daytripper’.

Great work as ever by Paul ‘I am not Paul McCartney’ Jennings on bass. I couldn’t do half these songs without his contributions.  Hope you like it and please share with others if you do.

Mike O’Neill, 2nd August 2021

Emeralds & Pearls

Dr Robert (Lennon-McCartney, adapted)(The Clana Boys)

This is my instrumental cover version of George Harrison's 1970 self-penned hit single from his album 'All Things Must Pass' (Apple Records). Apologies for the terrible-sounding acoustic guitars and backing vocals! My version was performed on a Stagg electro-acoustic guitar (part of the problem...), a Fender Stratocaster (slide guitar), a gear4music bass guitar, a Korg Kronos workstation (piano) and a Roland Jupiter-X synthesizer (horns and strings). The song was recorded into Studio One.

George Harrison - My Sweet Lord [Instr. Cover]

Working Class Hero - cover - A Tribute To John Lennon

Bridge - Taxman

Beatles - Long and Winding Road Cover - Created with FL Studio

Long And Winding Road - Beatles Instrumental Cover

Can't Buy Me Love

If this was an old vinyl, the side-note on it would be:
"How Strange and Wonderful this Birthday of Yours, my Beloved Chérinee :)"
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The artwork belongs to respectively my precious vampire Blueshireen. ^^
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Hope you enjoy my terrible performance.

And I Love Her (Beatles Cover for one Beloved Haotian)

Started recording in the summer of 2015.   Not that great as a musician as I'd like to be, but the very least I will keep pushing my limits until the end.   Lots to learn, slowly getting better with each new track.

Goin Off w/ Rap Critic & Mues features discussions about music news as well as social issues with every episode featuring an album review with some of them being requested by our listeners!

Covers of new wave / synth pop hits from the 1980s. Instruments: Roland Jupiter-X synthesizer and Korg Kronos workstation, Fender Stratocaster electric guitar, Gear4Music Chicago bass guitar, Stagg electro-acoustic guitar. Recording: Presonus StudioLive 24.4.2 mixing console & Faderport Classic controller, Studio One Artist 5 DAW.

Your bite sized briefing on the daily history of the glorious art form known as music.

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