Lennon's strangely arranged ''Strawberry Fields Forever,'' whose two halves blend different takes of the same song, one slowed down to match the pitch of the other, was a trippy reverie its bridges, orchestrated with horns, cellos and backward cymbal hits, are sheer brilliance. Produced by George Martin, it includes the soundtrack to the 1967 film of the same name, and features the now. But they worked well alone (while continuing to share songwriting credits), and the two songs that followed are among their best. 1967 album by the legendary English rock band. McCartney's ''Hello Goodbye,'' which led off the assorted singles side with some neatly arranged contrapuntal vocals, may well have been about his and Lennon's dissolving songwriting partnership. But it also featured George Harrison's mystical ''Blue Jay Way'' (about his house in Hollywood) and John Lennon's ''I Am The Walrus,'' which wed a stream-of-consciousness lyric to a fierce drum beat, layers of strings, odd voices and some dialogue from Shakespeare's ''King Lear.'' The soundtrack side was dominated by Paul McCartney pop tunes, including ''Fool On The Hill,'' a piano-and-recorder ballad, and ''Your Mother Should Know,'' an impossibly catchy bit of Vaudevillian pop. PEPPER era they commited to record some of their most memorable productions. But it was a Beatles hodge-podge, and in closing out their baroque SGT. The film was an experimental mess, the album a hodge-podge of experimental pop.
MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR ALBUM TV
Side one of MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR-the first six songs on the CD-was the soundtrack to the Beatles' TV film of the same name. Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, Olympic Sound Studios, De Lane Lea and Chappell Recording Studios, London, England between Novemand November 7, 1967.Īll songs written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney except ''Blue Jay Way'' (George Harrison) and ''Flying'' (John Lennon/Paul McCartney/George Harrison/Richard Starkey). Ringo Starr (vocals, drums, maracas, tambourine, finger cymbals, tape loops). Paul McCartney (vocals, guitar, flute, recorder, piano, acoustic & electric basses, bongos, congas) George Harrison (vocals, guitar, violin, harmonica, Hammond organ, timpani, congas, firebell, tambourine, tabla) The soundtrack side was dominated by Paul McCartney pop tunes, including the bittersweet piano ballad 'Fool On The. The film was an experimental mess, but the experimental pop of the album included some of their most memorable productions.
MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR ALBUM MOVIE
John Lennon (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, harmonica, piano, harpsichord, organ, clavioline, Mellotron, maracas, tambourine, tape loops) The first six songs on Magical Mystery Tour were the soundtrack to the Beatles' TV movie of the same name. Track List: The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour