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...<br /><span style="font-style:normal; font-weight:normal; font-size:20px;">by Charles Roberts</span></div> ...&#151; 156 pages, paperback &#151; is limited to 500 copies and is signed by Charles Roberts and and the three Quarrymen, Colin Hanton, Rod Davis and Le

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| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...nd there's no time for fussing and fighting my friend.' Then it was George Harrison's idea to put the middle into waltz time, like a german waltz... The lyrics

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...st put a track down, because I knew the chords. I played a harpsichord and George played a violin, because we felt like doing it like that and Paul played a

[[image:Lennon-McCartney_DBailey.jpg|thumb|200px|right|caption|Photo by David Bailey &copy; 1968]] ...ht, shouting rock 'n' roll. But, of course, when I think of some of my own songs – "[[In My Life]]", or some of the early stuff, "[[This Boy]]" – I was

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...we could edit it on the front.' It was a found object-- an accident caused by leaning the guitar against the amp. The song itself was more John's than mi

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...id. I had used it in 'In His Own Write,' but it was an off-the-cuff remark by Ringo. You know, one of those malapropisms. A Ringo-ism, where he said it n

| Writer = [[Harrison]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...e|That's Paul completely. All that [Charles] Manson stuff was built 'round George's song about pigs and this one... Paul's song about an English fairground.

| Writer = [[George Harrison]] | Writer = [[George Harrison]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...no idea about it, and, of course, after that, I went to see what the other songs spelt out. They didn't spell anything out. It wasn't about that (LSD), at a

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...''Rubber Soul'' was the first one to emerge in this way.|quotewidth=500px|George Martin|19__}}

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ..., the Beatles had concentrated mainly on mastering the musical side of the songs &#151; chord construction, arrangement and delivery. Dylan was the first re

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...s every time or Paul and I would have had to say, "OK, we'll only have two songs on every album," and that wouldn't have been fun for Paul and I. It had to

| Writer = [[George Harrison]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...] at the session and learned it on the spot &#151; but it was thought out. George learned it, then I learned the harmony to it, then we sat and played it.|qu

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...altogether where one of us might not have been on.|quotewidth=500px|George Harrison, [http://www.beatlesinterviews.org/db1977.0200.beatles.html ''Crawdaddy Mag

| Producer = [[George Martin]] .... He was busy and I was itching to get on with it; I was inspired. I think George had a lot of difficulty forgiving me for that. It hurt him; I didn't mean t

| Writer = [[George Harrison]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...d like somebody's asleep, which is very difficult.|quotewidth=500px|George Harrison|1966}}

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...now that was what I wanted.|quotewidth=500px|John Lennon, ''The Beatles'' by Hunter Davies|1968}}

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...o Lennon's voice. ... Paul was determined to give a Lennon performance all by himself.|Geoff Emerick,''Here, There and Everywhere''|2006}}

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...ot a good middle.|quotewidth=500px|Paul McCartney, ''Many Years From Now'' by Barry Miles, p.175|1997}}

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...t how to perform this number. Although take eight was deemed to be 'best', by take six they had still to think of the addition of Paul playing the Hammon

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...at idea, they do tend to write themselves, providing you know how to write songs. So I picked it up at the second verse, it's a story. It's him trying to pu

...[Single (music)|single]], a 1962 [[album]] and a 1963 [[Extended play|EP]] by [[Tony Sheridan]] and The Beat Brothers, better known as [[The Beatles]]. ...Karl Hinze [[Audio engineer|engineering]]. While they recorded a number of songs together (as well as alone), few of them actually made it on to the album,

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...eased 11 days earlier, on 27 November 1967, was an eleven-track LP created by [[Capitol Records]], adding the band's 1967 single releases.

| Writer = [[George Harrison]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Writer = [[George Harrison]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

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