Your best Beatles tracks.

[bitsandbobs]

Young Klaus' version is rather good...


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGdwwjcdB34

 

[Deleted User]

Love me do.

 

[Seevio]

Despite the attempts of the last 50 years of metal, I still think helter skelter is one of the "heaviest" songs I know.

It is also nigh on impossible to cover a non-Ringo Beatles song better than the original but for a valiant attempt I give you:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMH9kIyIl1I

 

[Oldhippy]

Too many, but Eleanor Rigby, Come Together (the only Beatles song where the cover version by Aerosmith was nearly as good as the original in my opinion) are two of the greatest.

 

[Chief Broom]

I like the animation in this vid seems to suit the song

View: https://youtu.be/xC866wpsyO4

 

[Dirk]

Impossible to pick a favourite track.
It depends on my mood at the time.

 

[MontyVeda]

I seem to faintly remember that album, must of been from the seventies judging by the flairs.
Didn't the MFP stand for Music for Pleasure? A series available from somewhere like the Readers Digest?
No mention of who the musicians were?

Aye, Music for Pleasure but nowt to do with Readers Digest... although i think i know which label you're thinking of .

From memory, it's arrangements by Alan Moorhouse (of Alan Moorhouse and his Bond Street Brigade fame)

edit... yes, Alan Moorhouse. Also wrote boom-bang-a-bang; Lulu's eurovision winner.

 

[johnblack]

Isnt that 'Come together'?

Here comes the sun, Because, then the long one, starts with You never give me your money, ending with Her majesty. Probably the finest 16 minutes of music they wrote.

 

[MontyVeda]

I always thought the Rutles were better

 

[PaulB]

Too many to choose from but at gun point I'd have to say Penny Lane because it was just round the corner from where i grew up so has more resonance for me.

 

[Cycleops]

I always thought the Rutles were better

Neil Innes is a very talented musician. The ‘Innes book of records‘ was a particular fave of mine.