Music
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Here is a remake of “The End” which comes at the end of the Beatles Album Abbey Road. The End.
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Here is a four-song medley from side 2 of Abbey Road:
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Here is a remake of the old classic from the Beatles Abbey Road album. Fun Fact: This songs starts with the same three chords used in With a Little Help from my Friends: D – A – E. (Now you are probably going to hear those lyrics every time you listen to this song) For…
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Here is a remake (of a remake) of a classic Beatles song from the Rubber Soul album, titled Norwegian Wood. As always, these songs are also found on this page. Oh, and the investment tip is this: Instead of investing in computer chips, invest in computer salsa.
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Here is a new version of “You Never Give Me Your Money” by the Beatles, from the album Abbey Road.
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Here is a remake of a song from the Beatles Abbey Road album, titled “Because.” It can be found with the other songs here.
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So what better way to celebrate it than by listening to a remake of a Beatles song? From Magical Mystery Tour, this is another version of “Flying.” I just had to see what the new instruments would sound like on this song.
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Did you know there actually is a Blue Jay Way in Los Angeles? Well, there is and you can read all about it here. Here is another version of the song Blue Jay Way, from the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour album. These songs can also be found on this page.
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On this, the last day of February, I give you a song that is near and dear to me. From the Beatles Rubber Soul album – my version of Nowhere Man. Isn’t it about the best song ever written?
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Answer: Nacho Cheese But seriously, here are two more Beatles remakes. An interesting thing about the song Yesterday is that there are 7 lines in each verse. That was unheard of when it came out. But it sounds just right, doesn’t it?
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Here is an oldie but a goodie. These are two versions of Get Back by The Beatles:
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Did you know that there is actual sheet music for the Beatles song Revolution Number Nine? Well, there is. I know this because a “few” years ago I received one of my favorite birthday gifts ever: The Complete Beatles Song Book. And as long-time readers know by now, I transcribe lots of their songs. Here…
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Here is my version of The Long and Winding Road by The Beatles.
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The Beatles used swing beats often in their songs (some of us just didn’t notice!). I know this because I have transcribed a lot of their songs with a straight beat and when it was turned into an mp3 it didn’t sound right. Some of their songs that use a swing beat are Penny Lane,…
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These songs have a new “Chorus” plugin that I haven’t used before on these remakes of Beatles songs. Here is a screenshot of the plugins available with the FL Studio program.
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Here is a song to start your day. The music was written by Burt Bacharach, the “Master of Modulation.” It can be found with the other songs here.
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Do you know what a vampire’s favorite moon is? Why, a blood moon, of course! Do you know what you call a bug on the moon? A lunar-tick. There are actual sites that have nothing but moon jokes (or close attempts). You probably already know this, but tonight there will be a blood moon. So…
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Check out this puzzle. The solution is surprising, but very logical once you see it. Anyway….Did I ever tell you about my Drill Sergeant? He was so tough, his suits were made of steel wool. Can you imagine? And I am not sure why the enlisted soldiers were called “Privates.” There was nothing private about…
