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I recently posted here my new stereo mix of George Harrison’s June 1964 demo YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO (Peter61 did the great demo separation stems) and I wondered how this track would have sounded had George’s bandmates played on it too. This gave me an idea, so to my stereo mix of George’s demo I added the original instrumental of THE BALLAD OF JOHN & YOKO plus its post-bridge snare fills. George now has John & Paul playing along with him, and his very basic 1964 demo chugs along much better now thanks to the much fuller BEATLES bass, drums, guitars and piano. Presenting THE BALLAD OF YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO - I hope you like it!

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Kev

I Like It When You're Brutal.

Cool!

I like it!

That's great, keep going! I hear a bit of piano in there, how about some more obvious boogie-woogie or even an organ pad? And maybe strings? Or Moog!

alphabeatles wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 3:37 pm That's great, keep going! I hear a bit of piano in there, how about some more obvious boogie-woogie or even an organ pad? And maybe strings? Or Moog!

Thanks, all the music is just from George's demo and the Ballad of John & Yoko. I wouldn't want to add anything that wasn't "Beatles".

Kev

This would have been great for the "Tuned To A Natural 'E'" compilation!

Thank you

Thank You for always sharing.This sounded Very Very Good.

DocRobert wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 4:41 pm

alphabeatles wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 3:37 pm That's great, keep going! I hear a bit of piano in there, how about some more obvious boogie-woogie or even an organ pad? And maybe strings? Or Moog!

Thanks, all the music is just from George's demo and the Ballad of John & Yoko. I wouldn't want to add anything that wasn't "Beatles".

Kev

Of course, I meant from other Beatles songs (Lady Madonna and Blue Jay Way or whatever, depending on key...).