revolver
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Here is more music for all your holiday needs. As you probably already know, these songs can be found on this page after they are posted on this page. From The Beatles album Revolver, this is my version of Taxman: Followed by When I’m Sixty-Four, from Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.
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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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Sounds like Star Trek. But they are actually what they call “plugins.” And don’t forget, all of these classics can be found here.
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What would you call a Shrink who has retired? A Shrunk? While you are pondering that question, have a listen to the latest songs.
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Today marks the start of the “Summer of George.” And when I say “George” I mean George Harrison, who played guitar on these songs, and most likely did some background harmonies.
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Friday is always a good day for new music, so here are three more songs. And don’t forget to share with all your friends that these songs are all posted here.
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Here are some more Beatles remakes. They can be found with the other Platinum releases here.
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I learned something interesting today. Did you know that Mormon cats have nine wives? Now you do. Is that a politically correct joke? Did I offend anyone? If I did, it wasn’t my intention. That makes it ok, right? Who knows anymore. Here are a couple more songs for you. They can also be found
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From the Beatles album titled Revolver, here is my version of She Said She Said. It is song number 61 from the list.
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Song Number 58 in the Summer of Beatles remakes continues with Good Day Sunshine, from the Revolver album. This song marks the point in their songwriting where their music started using multiple time signatures. It is the exact opposite as their other song titled “Rain.” And song number 59 is Lovely Rita, from Sgt. Pepper’s
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And apparently it never knows anything, either. Song Number 56 of Beatles remakes is from the Revolver album. It is titled Tomorrow Never Knows. It is hard to believe this song came out just 3 years after they became famous in the U.S. And here is number 57, In My Life from the Rubber Soul
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I wonder where Eleanor is today? Perhaps still picking up rice from the church? Here are two songs from the album Revolver. And coincidentally they play in this exact order on side one of the album. That wasn’t planned. I guess it was just meant to be. They are songs 54 and 55 in the
