Difference between revisions of "And Your Bird Can Sing"

14 tracks
Side one "Taxman" "Eleanor Rigby" "I'm Only Sleeping" "Love You To" "Here, There and Everywhere" "Yellow Submarine" "She Said She Said" Side two "Good Day Sunshine" "And Your Bird Can Sing" "For No One" "Doctor Robert" "I Want to Tell You" "Got to Get You into My Life" "Tomorrow Never Knows"

“	Another of my throwaways.	„
—John Lennon, Playboy Interviews, 1980

“	Another horror.	„
—John Lennon, Hit Parader, 1972

“	I think it was Paul and me, or maybe John and me, playing (guitars) in harmony — quite a complicated little line that goes through the middle-eight.	„
—George Harrison, Guitar Player Magazine Interview, 1987

“	One of my favorites on the Anthology is, 'And Your Bird Can Sing,' which is a nice song, but this take of it was one we couldn't use at the time. John and I got a fit of the giggles while we were doing the double-track. You couldn't have released it at the time. But now you can. Sounds great just hearing us lose it on a take.	„
—Paul McCartney, 1994

“	'And Your Bird Can Sing' was John's song. I suspect that I helped with the verses because the songs were nearly always written without second and third verses. I seem to remember working on that middle eight with him but it's John's song, 80-20 to John.	„
—Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney: Many Years From Now, Barry Miles, 1997

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+{{cquote|Another horror.|quotewidth=500px|John Lennon, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hit_Parader ''Hit Parader'']|1972}}
-{{cquote|Another horror.|quotewidth=500px|John Lennon, ''Hit Parader''|1972}}
 {{cquote|I think it was Paul and me, or maybe John and me, playing (guitars) in harmony &#151; quite a complicated little line that goes through the middle-eight.|quotewidth=500px|George Harrison, ''Guitar Player Magazine'' Interview|1987}}