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An amazing animation created by Austin T for the songs “Get Back” and “Help!”.

McCartnee created this home-made animation for the Antology 3 version of George’s “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”. It took 7 months to complete it.

It’s that time of the year again! Hope you enjoy this home-made video for the song “Do You Want To Know A Secret?”. It’s about… chocolate!

Happy Easter to all Beatles’ fans around the world!

A home-made animation of “Only A Northern Song” a psychadelic song written by George Harrison and published on Yellow Submarine soundtrack

“Only A Northern Song” was recorded on 13 February, 1967, with overdubs added on 14 February and 20 April, during the Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band sessions. It was recorded using two 4-track tape machines, allowing eight tracks for the complex arrangement of the song, a method not common at the time in recording at Abbey Road. However, problems arose to getting both 4-track machines to begin playback at the exact same time, causing difficulties mixing in stereo.

Therefore only a “fake stereo”, or Duophonic mix was created from the mono mix to appear on the original stereo release of Yellow Submarine, and the song was one of only seven mono tracks released in the 2009 remastered Stereo Box Set (the only mono track released on the 2009 release of Yellow Submarine), instead of the unfavoured “fake stereo” mix. This complex arrangement involves an unconventional musical form and unusual instrumentation, including distorted trumpet played by Paul McCartney, Harrison’s reverbed organ, and a glockenspiel played by John Lennon.

Harrison himself described the song as “a joke relating to Liverpool, Holy City in the North of England. In addition the song was copyrighted to Northern Songs Ltd. which I didn’t own”.

[Source: Wikipedia]

An original music video by MrDitza123 for “I am The Walrus” from “Magical Mistery Tour”.
All rights go to George Martin and Jim Carrey (singing)!

An amazing “Mother Nature’s Sun” video from The Wild Honey Pie at  MilkOfParadise.com

Kaleidoscope video of “Love You To” from LP “Revolver”.
Created by Bob Whitaker.

“Love You To” was sung and written by George Harrison and featured North Indian classical instrumentation; tabla, a pair of hand-drums, sitar and a tambura providing a drone. “Love You To” was the first Beatles song that seriously attempted to incorporate classical Indian music and has even been hailed as the first pop song to emulate a non-western form in structure and instrumentation.

Harrison was learning the sitar from Ravi Shankar. As Harrison seldom had titles for his songs the working title was “Granny Smith.” Ringo Starr is the only other Beatle who plays on the song, contributing tambourine. Paul McCartney originally recorded background vocals for the song but these were left out of the final mix. There have been various accounts of uncredited personnel from the North London Asian Music Centre who contributed.

[Source: Wikipedia]

BYE-BYE 2009…HELLO 2010!
Have a great new year to everyone! Peace and Love to all of you!

Artur Arias Dutra from Buenos Aires -- Argentina created a nice video for Lennon’s “Dear Prudence”. Enjoy it!