I hope you can bring your incredible insight into decoding the latest artwork for the Now and Then single being released this week. There's a whole lot going on there, not only the controversial front image but more so the rear image. Tons of symbols and numbers to ponder over!
Thank you so much for your hard work and expertise! I don’t believe John played the harmonica in any of those songs. I believe studio musicians were used.
I find it interesting that they mixed the James Bond lick into Besame Mucho for the Beatles arrangement. Bond movies were becoming as much the rage as the Lads around the same time period, and both may have origins in the same laboratory.
Mitch Murray's "How do you do it" is such a great song..too bad they did not see any merit in it and fineness it like Gerry and the Pacemakers did . The backward march style drumming on that Beatles version sounds like beyond Ringo's drumming ability , so I doubt Ringo was the actual drummer on that recording.
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An ear opening presentation. Great work as always! Thank u
I hope you can bring your incredible insight into decoding the latest artwork for the Now and Then single being released this week. There's a whole lot going on there, not only the controversial front image but more so the rear image. Tons of symbols and numbers to ponder over!
Thank you so much for your hard work and expertise! I don’t believe John played the harmonica in any of those songs. I believe studio musicians were used.
I find it interesting that they mixed the James Bond lick into Besame Mucho for the Beatles arrangement. Bond movies were becoming as much the rage as the Lads around the same time period, and both may have origins in the same laboratory.
Mitch Murray's "How do you do it" is such a great song..too bad they did not see any merit in it and fineness it like Gerry and the Pacemakers did . The backward march style drumming on that Beatles version sounds like beyond Ringo's drumming ability , so I doubt Ringo was the actual drummer on that recording.