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The Beatles sing MF
Mamalissa!
· 20 years, 7 months ago
Let's say The Beatles are still around. What Fr�vous songs would you like them to try their hands at?
"when she talks," "the norbals (reprise)," and "bad jim."
um. i mean, "incredible medicine show" and "half as much." the entire You Will Go To The Moon album
Expecting Baby #2 in Octo
· 20 years, 7 months ago
I can see John going nutso on this question ;-)
Mamalissa!
· 20 years, 7 months ago
...and I should probably answer it.
"Half as Much" came into my mind first because it's so influenced. I'm going to disagree with Derek on YWGGTM, though "Get in the Car" is a worthy successor to "Drive My Car" "Ticket to Ride" and "Day Tripper" (which remains my cell phone ring). It's tempting to suggest throwing a sitar on Sahara and No No Raja, but that would take away from the Persian flavo(u)r of the songs. I'd actually prefer the Beatles to take a stab at Wood. Down From Above - John Horseshoes - Paul, extended George solo Fly - John, a la "Don't let me Down" The Present Tense Tureen - Paul Poor Mary Lane - John On Her Doorstep - Paul Misplaced - Paul It's Too Cold - John Bed and Breakfast - Paul, George on sitar Nuits de R�ve - George, fully orchestrated Sad Today - Ringo Organ Grinder - John "The Present Tense has been, luv."
I could actually see Lawrence producing something like this. He has good ideas about what instrument would go where for each song. If I had the time and the studio, I'd take this on as a project.
OMG the Beatles doing the Norbals! I can just hear George's Sitar on it.
Gordondon son of Ethelred
· 17 years, 6 months ago
So here is the thing. I don't think they'd cover the Fruvous songs that we think of as being Beatleish because, hey the Beatles did that stuff better. It would more likely be something weirder like Authors or Pisco. I can hear the Beatles doing either of them. Paul would sing an awesome Nuits.
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