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No problem :) I also updated that txt file I posted a while back, the one with the timestamps for the multitrack segments in the Get Back doc. It now has DDSI and take numbers included. I hope it can be of some help hxxps://we.tl/t-Rcyls90t4x Ooh! I want that one! A chance for a reup? Sure! Here's ...

Fantastic! Thank you! No problem :) I also updated that txt file I posted a while back, the one with the timestamps for the multitrack segments in the Get Back doc. It now has DDSI and take numbers included. I hope it can be of some help hxxps://we.tl/t-Rcyls90t4x Ooh! I want that one! A chance for...

I was thinking about this film just this morning!

I think he might have been more comfortable with Paul's songs. He had an innate understanding of where Paul was going from all their writing sessions as youngsters that he did not have with George, who preferred writing on his own. Actually, I think the only George songs where John had a notable ins...

The Pop Go The Beatles shows he recorded sound incredible. He was recording them as if he was recording a jazz band - capturing clearly what was sounding in the studio. Unfortunately it was 1963 when all the pop musicians were still contaminated by the malodorous stench of Phil Spector - witness the...

Good Lord! That's incredible. The Beatles didn't make too many errors in judgement (at least when deciding upon which material to release), but unless publishing rights and royalty rates somehow factored into the decision, on no planet could anyone suggest they made the right decision in choosing t...

Fun 4 None wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 3:45 pm
People say it's Jeff making different decisions than Neil but I think it's one of the four core parties who made the change.

Given that one of the main guidelines for expanding the tracklist of the Red Album seems to have been "more George", I wouldn't be surprised if it was Olivia.

There's a review today, in Variety I think, that says the exact same thing: that seen today It feels more joyful and less gloomy. I don't know, but maybe originally It was seen as gloomier even than It was because people were on a collective downer because the Beatles had broken up.

IIRC in the stereo TYG the last harmonica riff (not counting the onr in the coda) enters a bit earlier than in the mono, creating a bit of a syncopation.

It's a bit more complicated than that. Paul messed up on both vocal tracks - on one his voice cracked on ' 'vain', on the other he came in too early with 'was in...' The mono mix fixed that by using only the vocal track with the better 'was in...' before switching to the other vocal track for 'vain...