From me to you

[FPSHOT]

Did you ever notice that in the second

'just call on me and I'll send it along'

which is after about 26 seconds in the song, John sings 'just' call ...
whereas Paul second voice sings 'so' call ...

[This message has been edited by FPSHOT (edited November 21, 2000 at 01:21 PM).]

[Lucy]

I had noticed that! There's another little thing similar to that in another song. It doesn't quite come to mind right this second but I'll remember soon.....

[lennon-mccartney]

What about in Day Tripper where John or Paul sings 'One way ticket, yeah' and the other sings 'one way driver' at the same time.

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[Ram]

Anybody heard the wrong note that Paul plays on the piano on the original album version of Let It Be - I can't believe that stayed in with the amount of takes they did (and Paul's famous perfectionism)

(from memory I think it's around one of the 'mother mary's)

[Original Fan]

In "Please, Please Me," Paul sings, "there's always rain in my heart" and John sings "pain". There are lots more of goofs like this. You'll notice on the Anthology videos that John starts "This Boy" with the word "this" and Paul sings "that." Doesn't this add even more to their appeal? I think so.

[lennon-mccartney]

They started laughing when that happened . . . I thought it was wonderful!I should get the vids out again soon.

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[Ian Iachimoe]

What about "I want you(she's so heavy" when Paul's playing the complicated bass arpeggio, and he's all at sea for about 3 or 4 seconds, his fingers seem to lose the plot entirely, though strangely it sounds sort of alright. He's such a fantastic bass player even his mistakes have a certain melodic charm :-)

And as far as fluffed songs go, what was "And your bird can sing" all about on Anthology 2 ?? Just the funniest thing ever!! It's a shame they didn't complete it properly, as i loved the Byrds jingly jangly arrangement they had on that early take. Though i'm glad the final Revolver arrangement made it though. It'd just have been nice to have it as a completed alternate version.


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[beatlesquia]

I love the part in Hey Jude when they sing "Remember to let her under your skin.." and someone shouts in the background, and then you can hear someone else saying something.

[Original Fan]

Right, Le-Mc, they did laugh when that happened and I got the distinct impression that John did it on purpose just to rattle Paul in a playful way. No other rock group prior to the Beatles ever seemed to be having so much fun on stage. They displayed such a relaxed, confident feeling -- as if they had the world by the tail!

[Harbidge]

I think it's on Anthology 1, when they're singing, 'No Reply', and John sings face instead of door, so he sang, "Cos I saw you walk in, your face."

And every time they sang face afterwards, they all cracked up!

Also, in the song Don't Let Me Down, I think it's about two and a half minute into the song, John says, "It's an E flat."

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[jtal909]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Tahoma, Arial, Sans-Serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Original Fan:
... No other rock group prior to the Beatles ever seemed to be having so much fun on stage. They displayed such a relaxed, confident feeling -- as if they had the world by the tail! [/B]<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I don't believe any other band played professionally 8 hours a day in their formative years for as long as the Beatles did. Like they said on the tv show "Revolution", the Beatles taught us how to have fun in rock and roll and everybody wanted to hang out with them. Their charisma and presense was as much a part of it as anything.

[Original Fan]

Right, jtal -- it was the ENTIRE package that had us transfixed! (Still does!)

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Hey jtal909 and Original Fan :

GREAT Input from both of you. I "Can" relate..! I couldn't put it any better from your quotes.

What's strike me just recently, I was listening to the song "I Got A Feeling" where Paul was taking the lead singing on the first few bars, then, John come in adding his piece singing "Everybody had a Hard Year, Every had a Good Time".

It just amazed me how well John and Paul can collaborate from their early years to their last years writing together as noted.

From Me to You.....

Thanks,

Glen Valdez
Littleton, Colorado USA

[bearkat77]

That's why the songwriting team of Lennon/McCartney is the most successful in the world.

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[lennon-mccartney]

Hello?
Sorry, thought I heard somebody call me http://www.beatlelinks.net/ubb/smilies/images/icons/wink.gif

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[Miss Winters]

Going back to the "No Reply" demos from Anth1, they are the funniest recordings I've heard, and I've laughed at many Anthology tracks. My best friend and I constantly play those takes for a laugh. I think we laugh harder every time! =)



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[Rellevart]

Though I love the "No Reply" stuff, I have to agree with Ian on the "Giggle Version" of "And Your Bird Can Sing"! I often find myself in as much of a fit of giggles as they are by the end of that cut! And I too like the jangly guitars and goofy vocalizing!
Classic!

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Rellevart :

Also on Beatles Anthology #1, What about the finger-pointing from John and Paul on "Eight Days A Week" (False Starts)..? Talk about having fun while still recording. Collaboration at it's best... Was then, Still is, and Always will..!

Thanks,

Glen Valdez
Littleton, Colorado USA

[bearkat77]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Tahoma, Arial, Sans-Serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by lennon-mccartney:
Hello?
Sorry, thought I heard somebody call me http://www.beatlelinks.net/ubb/smilies/images/icons/wink.gif
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I didn't hear anyone say, "Swine". http://www.beatlelinks.net/ubb/smilies/images/icons/wink.gif

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[lennon-mccartney]

That's funny, I did!

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[Original Fan]

Glen: Glad you enjoy hearing from a couple of actual "eye-witnesses"!

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OFan : Tell me.... On the song from Abbey Road "You Never Give Me Your Money", at the end of the last 30 seconds of the song, You here Paul or John say " Ohhh, Help Me Out " or " Ohhh, Let Me Out ". I'm not hearing it quite clear. Can anyone help me here...?

From Me To You.....

Thanks,

Glen Valdez
Littleton, Colorado USA

[jtal909]

Speaking of the giggles on Anthology, I wonder what made Paul crack up during that take of "Teddy Boy". It's one of my favorites.

[jtal909]

Speaking of the giggles on Anthology, I wonder what made Paul crack up during that take of "Teddy Boy". It's one of my favorites.

[jtal909]

the old double post finally happened to me.

[lennon-mccartney]

Jtal, I just want you to know we're all here supporting you on this, you're going to be fine. We're going to get through this, together!

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[bearkat77]

Yes, we're here to support you. The first thing you have to do is to admit that you are a double-poster. http://www.beatlelinks.net/ubb/smilies/images/icons/wink.gif

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[jtal909]

You guys are the best.

[lennon-mccartney]

That's the best laugh I've had for a while! Nice one.

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Can anyone help me here this question..? On the song from Abbey Road "You Never Give Me Your Money", at the end of the last 30 seconds of the song, You here Paul or John say " Ohhh, Help Me Out " or " Ohhh, Let Me Out ". I'm not hearing it quite clear.

Thanks,

Glen Valdez

[Original Fan]

Glen, I didn't mean to ignore your question, but I haven't been "on" for a few days, so this is the first I've seen of it. I shall get out my Abbey Road and listen carefully. I'll get back to you if I have an answer. Again, sorry for the delay!

[joelcrowservo]

I always thought Paul laughed at "Teddy Boy" cause it's such a ludicrous song. Maybe it's me...http://www.beatlelinks.net/ubb/smilies/images/icons/wink.gif

[This message has been edited by joelcrowservo (edited December 29, 2000 at 02:53 PM).]

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OFan : Thanks alot..! I must be getting old or just hearing voices again. I'm starting to get a little grey on my hair and not hearing right anymore.

Bearkat77 : Have you seen my question stated above..? Any clue..?

Thanks,

GV

[bearkat77]

Glen, I haven't had the time to check it out yet. Hopefully, I'll be able to tomorrow. I'll let you know.

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Kat : Thanks..... I have the tune on CD and if I'm correct, It start around the 3 minutes & 50 seconds of the song. Just when the water & crickets sounds come into play. Either John or Paul sing out from a very low voice... "Ohhh, Help me out" or "Ohhh, Let me out". Again, I must hearing things or sort.

Later,

GV

[Lucy]

Hey Glen I've always heard that too but I heard it as "Wooo, Hold me down" or something.
It's pretty hard to make out exactly what is being said so unless it is written in some book somewhere, it's anybody's guess. http://www.beatlelinks.net/ubb/smilies/images/icons/smile.gif

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Lucy : Thanks..... I think I got everybody's ears listening to this tune. I still say I'm getting old and not hearing good anymore.....Sad..! Thanks again Luc..!

GV

[bearkat77]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Tahoma, Arial, Sans-Serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Glen Valdez:
Can anyone help me here this question..? On the song from Abbey Road "You Never Give Me Your Money", at the end of the last 30 seconds of the song, You here Paul or John say "Ohhh, Help Me Out" or "Ohhh, Let Me Out". I'm not hearing it quite clear.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

My hearing is not what it used to be either, probably too many rock concerts. It took me a while, but I definitely heard "Ohhh, Let Me Out" and it sounded like Paul was saying it. It comes near the end of the fade out and right before the next track, "Sun King".

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[bearkat77]

You're welcome, Glen.

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'Kat : Thanks for taking the time and listening what I thought either Paul or John was singing at the end of the song. It's the little vocal "Side-Bar" remarks that catches my ears on every Beatles' tune. Thanks again Bearkat77..!

GV

[joelcrowservo]

Glen is so polite, isn't he? Some of us really appreciate that, I'm sure...

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[jami]

I just realized what your name stands for, Joelcrowservo!!...I never really noticed it before! Very cute and clever!

[joelcrowservo]

Thank you much! Try spelling it out 25 times live on the radio. "What, JOE CROW?"

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[Lucy]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Tahoma, Arial, Sans-Serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by joelcrowservo:
Glen is so polite, isn't he? Some of us really appreciate that, I'm sure...

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I have meaning to say the same thing for a while now! You are very polite, GV! It's so nice!

[bearkat77]

I believe everyone here is nice. I do have my doubts about Harb, though. http://www.beatlelinks.net/ubb/smilies/images/icons/wink.gif

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[Glen V]

Originally posted by joelcrowservo:

Glen is so polite, isn't he? Some of us really appreciate that, I'm sure...

Mr. Crow : Thank you..! With members like "LUCY", "Bearkat77", "OFan", and of course "HARB"..... All of you are pretty sharp & kind. However Crow, I thought the Walrus was Paul..! Thanks for correctly me. Welcome to the club "JOELCROWSERVO"..!

GV

[jtal909]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by joelcrowservo:
[B]I always thought Paul laughed at "Teddy Boy" cause it's such a ludicrous song. Maybe it's me...http://www.beatlelinks.net/ubb/smilies/images/icons/wink.gif

I always thought that John must have made Paul laugh during "Teddy Boy" because it is not the type of song that John would take seriously.

[joelcrowservo]

Yes, you are right. I can't imagine John having anything to do with that one! I just slag it cause Paul could do so much better in 1969. And now, for that matter...

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[joelcrowservo]

By the way Glen... yes, the walrus was Paul...you have no idea how many people ask me that!!! It does beg the question tho'...after John 'abdicated' the 'walrus throne' in "God", did Paul take over? I mean, *SOMEBODYS" gotta be the Walrus! (first person that says Crow gets slapped!!)

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[Glen V]

Originally posted by joelcrowservo:

By the way Glen... yes, the walrus was Paul...you have no idea how many people ask me that!!! It does beg the question tho'...after John 'abdicated' the 'walrus throne' in "God", did Paul take over? I mean, *SOMEBODYS" gotta be the Walrus! (first person that says Crow gets slapped!!)
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Great Come Back "CRO..... , Oh, I mean Joelcrowservo..!" I don't want to get slapped. I been knowned to be a little slow in thinking these days. Sorry about the mix-up on your UserID. Thanks,

GV

[joelcrowservo]

NOBODY answered my weird question tho'! Glen, I'd never slap you, dear. Just everybody call me David from now on, and we'll be ginchy.

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[jtal909]

In John singing the Walrus was Paul he was accepting that Paul was the major force in the band at the time what with magical Mystery Tour and Sgt Pepper.

[Jerry]

Getting back to the original idea of this topic, I just thought of a few. On "Please Please Me," there's one line where John & Paul sing different things. I think it's "I know you never.." or something. But the difference is only on the stereo version..or was it mono? And then there's "I'll Get You," where they do the same thing during "When I'm going to make you mine/change your mind."

Actually, there's a whole book on this kind of stuff. And I think there's a web site somewhere in the links that covers this. It's pretty good, because it makes you go back and listen to this version or that version of things.

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[Jerry]

This should be the final word on this subject...
http://www.pootle.demon.co.uk/wgo.htm

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[Tim]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Tahoma, Arial, Sans-Serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Miss Winters:
Going back to the "No Reply" demos from Anth1, they are the funniest recordings I've heard, and I've laughed at many Anthology tracks. My best friend and I constantly play those takes for a laugh. I think we laugh harder every time! =)

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Probably cause he had to hit Tommy Quickly's limited range-ever hera Tip Of My Tounge?



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[Tim]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Tahoma, Arial, Sans-Serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by jtal909:
In John singing the Walrus was Paul he was accepting that Paul was the major force in the band at the time what with magical Mystery Tour and Sgt Pepper.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

The whole point of Glass Onion was making fun of the then growing number of Beatles A.J. Weidrmans out there.
For those who think I'm prattling on meaninglkessly(most) A.J. Weiderman had huge books of interpetations of Bob Dylan's lyric,searching for whatever meaning he could find in them.
John was making fun oif that sort of person.



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[joelcrowservo]

Yeah, but has anyone else ever seen those photos of Paul in the walrus suit during MMT? All their little inside jokes it took us years to get...tho no one seems to like MY jokes...http://www.beatlelinks.net/ubb/smilies/images/icons/frown.gif

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[One_Sweet_Dream]

I don't have the Anthology CD's yet, but I did save up to buy the DVD collection, and one of my favorite parts is when you hear all the mess ups. They make me laugh every time. The random outburst of laughing on "And your bird can sing." Paul's "psssshhh" when he flubbed "And I Love Her." John saying "We haven't got anything in the can." Paul saying, "Yeah well see hmmm told you so." there's more but i can't remember them right now. ah, but they make me laugh.