Arizona State University MUS 354 / MUS354 Exam 1 Complete Study Guide - All Versions

Arizona State University MUS 354 / MUS354 Exam 1 Complete Study Guide - All Versions 1. The Beatles first film, released in late '64, was a well received, day-in-the-life introduction to the Beatles personalities and songs. It is A HARD NIGHT’S TAIL 2. The first use of sitar in a Pop tune and a dreamy waltz tempo are features of this John song which indicated a new Beatles' direction. It is NORWEGIAN WOOD (THIS BIRD HAS FLOWN) 3. This Beatles late '65 album featured new sounds, including sitar, fuzz bass, and harmonium, and its cover showed the possible effects of marijuana on the weary group. It is RUBBER SOUL 4. This '63 #1 C&W hit for Buck Owens was chosen for Ringo to sing in Help!, and featured movie lyrics reflecting the groups recent activities. It is ACT NATURALLY 5. This John psychedelic song was inspired by his meeting with Peter Fonda at a party, and features a meter change at the middle section and lyrics related to birth, middle age and death. It is SHE SAID SHE SAID 6. This much sought after rarity, covered by Little Willie John, features great R&R vocals by John and is now available on Anthology 1. It is LEAVE MY KITTEN ALONE 7. Following their February 9th, 1964 appearance on the Ed Sullivan show, the Beatles US TOUR: 2/12: WASHINGTON COLLESIUM 2/11: CARNEGIE HALL 8. Backed with "She's a Woman," this '64 John single, written in the studio, featured intentional opening guitar feedback , possibly for the first time in R&R. It is I FEEL FINE 9. Gay musicians felt this John song was a message to Brian Epstein, featuring a Dylan influenced folk rock sound. It is YOU’VE GOT TO HIDE YOUR LOVE AWAY 10. Which Beatle is singing in his best R&R high voice on this recording? 11. While on their third North American tour in '65, the Beatles had an imprompteau jam with in Bel Aire, California, featuring Paul playing piano, John playing guitar, and the others playing pool. 12. Which instrument or instruments are not used in this recording? 13. "Not memorable" says George Martin of this '64 Beatles album featuring originals and cover songs and cover photos showing road weary Beatles faces BEATLE’S FOR SALE 14. Which Beatle sings lead on this previously unreleased recording? 15. After John's unfortunate "Jesus" remarks in '66, citizens of burned Beatles records and photos in the streets. LONDON 16. The A side of the Beatles' first single of '65 was this John "early Heavy Metal" song featuring a syncopated drum feel taught to Ringo by Paul. It is TICKET TO RIDE 17. The Beatles play no instruments on this recording of Paul's song which features a double string quartet and is a narrative study of loneliness. It is ELANOR RIGBY 18. This '66 John song, carried by a famous guitar riff, features great harmonies, and a possible early drug reference and hippie life style tie-in. It is DAY TRIPPER 19. The instruments later added to the released version of this song include 20. This song is based on feed back and a guitar riff composed by 21. This song features a lopsided rhythm with syncopation, composed by Beatle 22. The unusual instrument used on this song is the 23. One unique musical feature of this song is 24. Which Beatle composed and sang lead on this recording? 25. Which Beatle sings solo and plays piano on this song? 26. This '64 John early ballad was autobiographical, featuring effective close vocal harmony and guitar harmonics by George. It is IF I FELL 27. This '64 John song was inspired by Ringo, created and completed in 24 hours, and not performed in the movie. It is A HARD DAY’S NIGHT 28. Paul's '65 masterpiece, first called "Scrambled Eggs," is the groups most famous ballad, with over 2500 cover versions. It is YESTERDAY 29. Paul's '66 #1 hit in 12 countries features great opening vocal harmonies, back-up vocals singing "Frere Jaques," and falsetto at the end. It is PAPERBACK WRITER 30. This John movie song and single A side featured a fast tempo to distract from desparate lyrics, falsetto, reverse call and response, and 12 string guitar. It is HELP! 1) Which Beatle composed and sang lead on this recording? 2) The unusual instrument used on this song is the 3) One unique musical feature of this song is 4) Huge advanced sales preceded this Paul song used for the big "escape" scene in A Hard Day's Night. One version also featured extra background vocals and Paul confusing the words. It is 5) George's best song to date, from Rubber Soul, featured a syncopated melody, hypnotic guitar and bass parts. It is 6) This song features a lopsided rhythm with syncopation, composed by Beatle 7) This song is based on feed back and a guitar riff composed by 8) Gay musicians felt this John song was a message to Brian Epstein, featuring a Dylan influenced folk rock sound. It is 9) Chapter 4 of your text discusses Beatles films which might have been, including this animated Disney classic, eventually featuring four friendly vultures with moptop hair and British accents singing “We’re Your Friends” (though no real Beatles were involved). It is 10) In late '64, the Beatles' first all originals album featured Harrison's 12 string guitar and more sophisticated studio techniques. It is 11) Backed with "She's a Woman," this '64 John single, written in the studio, featured intentional possibly for the first time in R&R. It is opening guitar feedback , 12) "Not memorable" says George Martin of this '64 Beatles album featuring originals and cover songs and cover photos showing road weary Beatles faces 13) Which Beatle sings solo and plays piano on this song? 14) The instruments later added to the released version of this song include 15) Which Beatle sings lead on this previously unreleased recording? 16) Which Beatle is singing in his best R&R high voice on this recording? 17) Paul writes the verses, John the bridge, with lyrics showing each of their view points, on this song also featuring "oom pah pah" figures by John on harmonium. It is 18) One Lennon and McCartney song featured nursery rhyme lyrics, an early R&R 12/8 feel, and was covered by Elvis Costello in '84. It is 19) John's first song to admit dissatisfaction with his life had some Dylan influence, harmonica and C&W guitar by George. It is and featured John on 20) One previously unreleased Lennon and McCartney '65 song featured Ringo singing lead, and a one take rhythm track and sub par guitar solo. It is 21) Paul sings solo in high R&R vocal style on this recording from Japan, which was the B side of "I Feel Fine", and featured Paul on piano. It is 22) Over 300 cover versions have been made of this '64 McCartney ballad which features Latin percussion and a key change for the guitar solo. It is 23) One '65 Paul R&R song, in the tradition of classic R&B, became the B side of Help!, and was covered for a '69 MGM demo by Aerosmith. It is 24) Paul's '65 French and English bilingual ballad was a favorite of composer Irving Berlin. It is 25) John's '65 rewrite of "This Boy" was the B side of "Ticket to Ride," and featured George using a volume/tone guitar pedal. It is 26) This '66 John song, carried by a famous guitar riff, features great harmonies, and a possible early drug reference and hippie life style tie-in. It is 27) In late '66, the Beatles reached a new peak for songwriting and studio techniques with an album featuring East Indian instruments, tape loops, brass bands, and sound effects, also reflecting their environment of drug experimentation. It is 28) In late '65, the Beatles released their second film, shot across the globe, which featured several new songs and first exposed them to East Indian music. It is 29) Which instrument or instruments are not used in this recording? 30) After John's unfortunate "Jesus" C. Birmingham, Alabama remarks in '66, citizens of burned Beatles records and photos in the streets. 1) The instruments later added to the released version of this song include 2) One unique musical feature of this song is 3) Which Beatle composed and sang lead on this recording? 4) Which Beatle sings solo and plays piano on this song? 5) This '64 John early ballad was B. "If I Fell" autobiographical, featuring effective close vocal harmony and guitar harmonics by George. It is 6) This '64 John song was inspired by Ringo, created and completed in 24 hours, and not performed in the movie. It is 7) This much sought after rarity, covered by Little Willie John, features great R&R vocals by John and is now available on Anthology 1. It is LEAVE MY KITTEN ALONE 8) Backed with "She's a Woman," this '64 John single, written in the studio, featured intentional possibly for the first time in R&R. It is opening guitar feedback , 9) While on their third North American tour in '65, the Beatles had an impromptu jam with in Bel Air, California, featuring Paul playing piano, John playing guitar, and the others playing pool. 10) "Not memorable" says George Martin of this '64 Beatles album featuring originals and cover songs and cover photos showing road weary Beatles faces 11) After John's unfortunate "Jesus" A. Liverpool, England remarks in '66, citizens of burned Beatles records and photos in the streets. 12) The A side of the Beatles' first single of '65 was this John "early Heavy Metal" song featuring a syncopated drum feel taught to Ringo by Paul. It is 13) The Beatles play no instruments on this recording of Paul's song, which features a double string quartet and is a narrative study of loneliness. It is 14) This '66 John song, carried by a famous guitar riff, features great harmonies, and a possible early drug reference and hippie life style tie-in. It is 15) Paul's '65 masterpiece, first called "Scrambled Eggs," is the group’s most famous ballad, with over 2500 cover versions. It is 16) Paul's '66 #1 hit in 12 countries features great opening vocal harmonies, back-up vocals singing "Frere Jaques," and falsetto at the end. It is 17) The Beatles first film, released in late '64, was a well received, day-in-the-life introduction to the Beatles personalities and songs. It is 18) Gay musicians felt this John song was a message to Brian Epstein, featuring a Dylan influenced folk rock sound. It is 19) Which Beatle is singing in his best R&R high voice on this recording? 20) Which instrument or instruments are not used in this recording? 21) Which Beatle sings lead on this previously unreleased recording? 22) This Beatles late '65 album featured new sounds, including sitar, fuzz bass, and harmonium, and its effects of marijuana on the weary group. It is cover showed the possible 23) This John psychedelic song was inspired by his meeting with Peter Fonda at a party, and features a meter change at the middle section and lyrics related to birth, middle age and death. It is 24) Chapter 4 of your text discusses Beatles films which might have been, including this animated Disney classic, eventually featuring four friendly vultures with moptop hair and British accents singing “We’re Your Friends” (though no real Beatles were involved). It is 25) This '63 #1 C&W hit for Buck Owens was chosen for Ringo to sing in Help!, and featured movie lyrics reflecting the groups recent activities. It is 26) The first use of sitar in a Pop tune and a dreamy waltz tempo are features of this John song, which indicated a new Beatles' direction. It is 27) This song is based on feed back and a guitar riff composed by 28) This song features a lopsided rhythm with syncopation, composed by Beatle 29) The unusual instrument used on this song is the 30) This John movie song and single A side featured a fast tempo to distract from desperate lyrics, falsetto, reverse call and response, and 12 string guitar. It is 1) After John's unfortunate "Jesus" A. Liverpool, England remarks in '66, citizens of burned Beatles records and photos in the streets. 2) In late '66, the Beatles reached a new peak for songwriting and studio techniques with an album featuring East Indian instruments, tape loops, brass bands, and sound effects, also reflecting their environment of drug experimentation. It is 3) One '65 Paul R&R song, in the tradition of classic R&B, became the B side of Help!, and was covered for a '69 MGM demo by Aerosmith. It is 4) Over 300 cover versions have been made of this '64 McCartney ballad which features Latin percussion and a key change for the guitar solo. It is 5) Paul sings solo in high R&R vocal style on this recording from Japan, which was the B side of "I Feel Fine", and featured Paul on piano. It is 6) One previously unreleased Lennon and McCartney '65 song featured Ringo singing lead, and a one take rhythm track and sub par guitar solo. It is 7) John's first song to admit dissatisfaction with his life had some Dylan influence, harmonica and C&W guitar by George. It is and featured John on 8) One Lennon and McCartney song featured nursery rhyme lyrics, an early R&R 12/8 feel, and was covered by Elvis Costello in '84. It is 9) Paul writes the verses, John the bridge, with lyrics showing each of their view points, on this song also featuring "oom pah pah" figures by John on harmonium. It is 10) Which Beatle is singing in his best R&R high voice on this recording? 11) Which Beatle sings lead on this previously unreleased recording? 12) The instruments later added to the released version of this song include 13) Backed with "She's a Woman," this '64 John single, written in the studio, featured intentional possibly for the first time in R&R. It is opening guitar feedback , 14) In late '64, the Beatles' first all originals album C. A Hard Day's Night featured Harrison's 12 string guitar and more sophisticated studio techniques. It is 15) Chapter 4 of your text discusses Beatles films which might have been, including this animated Disney classic, eventually featuring four friendly vultures with moptop hair and British accents singing “We’re Your Friends” (though no real Beatles were involved). It is 16) Gay musicians felt this John song was a message to Brian Epstein, featuring a Dylan influenced folk rock sound. It is 17) This song is based on feed back and a guitar riff composed by 18) This song features a lopsided rhythm with syncopation, composed by Beatle 19) George's best song to date, from Rubber Soul, featured is a syncopated melody, hypnotic guitar and bass parts. It 20) Huge advanced sales preceded this Paul song used for the big "escape" scene in A Hard Day's Night. One version also featured extra background vocals and Paul confusing the words. It is 21) One unique musical feature of this song is 22) The unusual instrument used on this song is the 23) Which Beatle composed and sang lead on this recording? 24) Which instrument or instruments are not used in this recording? 25) In late '65, the Beatles released their second film, shot across the globe, which featured several new songs and first exposed them to East Indian music. It is 26) Which Beatle sings solo and plays piano on this song? 27) "Not memorable" says George Martin of this '64 Beatles album featuring originals and cover songs and cover photos showing road weary Beatles faces 28) This '66 John song, carried by a famous guitar riff, features great harmonies, and a possible early drug reference and hippie life style tie-in. It is 29) John's '65 rewrite of "This Boy" was the B side of "Ticket to Ride," and featured George using a volume/tone guitar pedal. It is 30) Paul's '65 French and English bilingual ballad was a favorite of composer Irving Berlin. It is 1) This '64 song, the B side of the single with "A Hard Day's Night", featured verses that are romantic (minor key), and a bridge that is bright (major key), which becomes a composing formula for Lennon and McCartney. It is 2) Our audio example of unreleased takes 2 and 3 of featured take 2 in 3/4 time (waltz tempo) and take 3 in 4/4 time as John is still working on the song. 3) One '64 Paul song, inspired by a Ringo comment, featured acoustic and electric guitars, a walking bass line, and drums playing "straight" while bass and guitars swing. It is 4) There is no true intro on this John's song featuring backwards guitar and a lethargic tempo and dream-like feel. It is 5) The Beatles turned down a comedy film version of Alexander Dumas's classic novel with Brigitte Bardot slated as the female lead. Richard Lester, the director of Help! and A Hard Day's Night went on direct a 1974 version of the film. 6) This '65 Beatles album, with U.S. advanced sales of $1 million, was transitional, featuring film songs and other recordings, more introspective lyrics, and the influence of Dylan and Folk Rock. It is 7) John plays electric piano on this '65 Paul song also featuring call and response vocals, Latin drum rhythm at the bridge, and was performed in Help! It is 8) Paul plays bass and keyboard on this song also featuring Alan Civil on French horn and lyrics describing lost love in a desolate fashion. It is 9) Paul's "perfect" ballad, inspired by the Beach Boys music, features Paul and George on guitars, smooth background harmonies and a bridge that moves to a new key. It is 10) The voice you hear speaking at the beginning of this live '65 recording is 11) George Harrison uses a to create the sustained electric guitar sound herd on this recording. 12) This rarity features the introduction not usually heard on this recording. 13) The lead singer on this C&W cover is song is Beatle 14) John borrowed the first line of this song from "Baby, Let's Play House" recorded by , a Quarrymen days. song John sang back in his 15) Paul plays piano and bass on this '65 John song (performed in Help!) also featuring Ringo on bongos, a fresh chord progression, and vengeful lyrics. It is 16) Paul wrote this '65 song about girlfriend Jane Asher, featuring Latin percussion, a Blues middle section and ending, and cynical lyrics. It is 17) Instruments heard on this recording include 18) John's lyrics are somewhat autobiographical and introspective on this '65 song that features brilliant harmonies throughout and lyrics that offer help to the forlorn listener. It is 19) The A side of this '66 single is like "Day Tripper" with fuzz guitar as its basis, also featuring Paul on promo film on BBC television. It is Rickenbacker bass and a 20) The B side of "Paperback Writer" was John's early psychedelic song and the first released Beatles song to feature backwards tape and tape manipulation when recorded fast and remixed slow. It is 21) The one Beatle to get the best reviews for his natural acting ability later appeared in films such as Candy, The Magic Christian and Caveman and television shows such as Shining Time Station. He is. He is 22) In 1985, Pop megastar was the high bidder at a reported $47 million when ATV (who rights) sold its music catalogue. 23) On February 9th, 1964, 73 million people watched the Beatles perform on the show. owned the Beatles publishing 24) On May 15th, 1968, the Beatles announced the start of their own record label and production company, , while appearing on The Tonight Show (guest hosted by Joe Garagiola that night). 25) Director Dick Lester suggested using the title of this song for their film from an off-the-cuff remark had made. 26) This first version of "I'll Be Back" was later changed dramatically, as the over. was not comfortable for John to sing 27) sings lead on this much sought-after Beatle Rock & Roll rarity. 28) Like the song "Misery", the introduction to this piece features 29) John borrowed the opening line of from the '55 Presley recording, "Baby, Let's featuring George Martin on tambourine and threatening lyrics. Play House", now 30) Paul plays bass and piano on this '65 Lennon and McCartney song featuring a stereo effect on vocals and rhythm section, guitar and bass doubling the same riff, and satirical lyrics with great harmonies. It is 1) John's '65 rewrite of "This Boy" was the B side of "Ticket to Ride," and featured George using a volume/tone guitar pedal. It is 2) Paul's '65 French and E. "Michelle" English bilingual ballad was a favorite of composer Irving Berlin. It is 3) One '65 Paul R&R song, in the tradition of classic R&B, became the B side of Help!, and was covered for a '69 MGM demo by Aerosmith. It is 4) Over 300 cover versions have been made of this '64 McCartney ballad which features Latin percussion and a key change for the guitar solo. It is 5) John's first song to admit E. "I'm a Loser" dissatisfaction with his life had some Dylan influence, and featured John on harmonica and C&W guitar by George. It is 6) One previously unreleased Lennon and McCartney '65 song featured Ringo singing lead, and a one take rhythm track and sub par guitar solo. It is 7) Paul sings solo in high R&R vocal style on this recording from Japan, which was the B side of "I Feel Fine", and featured Paul on piano. It is 8) One Lennon and McCartney song featured nursery rhyme lyrics, an early R&R 12/8 feel, and was covered by Elvis Costello in '84. It is 9) Paul writes the verses, John the bridge, with lyrics showing each of their view points, on this song also featuring "oom pah pah" figures by John on harmonium. It is 10) The instruments later added to the released version of this song include 11) Which Beatle sings lead on this previously unreleased recording? 12) Which Beatle is singing in his best R&R high voice on this recording? 13) Which Beatle sings solo and plays piano on this song? 14) "Not memorable" says George Martin of this '64 Beatles album featuring originals and cover songs and cover photos showing road weary Beatles faces 15) Backed with "She's a Woman," this '64 John single, written in the studio, featured intentional opening guitar feedback , possibly for the first time in R&R. It is 16) This song is based on feed back and a guitar riff composed by 17) Gay musicians felt this John song was a message to Brian Epstein, featuring a Dylan influenced folk rock sound. It is 18) Chapter 4 of your text discusses Beatles films which might have been, including this animated Disney classic, eventually featuring four friendly vultures with moptop hair and British accents singing “We’re Your Friends” (though no real Beatles were involved). It is 19) From the summer of '64, the Beatles' first all originals album featured Harrison's 12 string guitar and more sophisticated studio techniques. It is 20) This song features a lopsided rhythm with syncopation, composed by Beatle 21) George's best song to date, from Rubber Soul, featured a syncopated melody, hypnotic guitar and bass parts. It is 22) Huge advanced sales preceded this Paul song used for the big "escape" scene in A Hard Day's Night. One version also featured extra background vocals and Paul confusing the words. It is 23) Which Beatle composed and sang lead on this recording? 24) One unique musical feature of this song is 25) The unusual instrument used on this song is the 26) In late '65, the Beatles released their second film, shot across the globe, which featured several new songs and first exposed them to East Indian music. It is 27) Which instrument or instruments are not used in this recording? 28) In late '66, the Beatles reached a new peak for songwriting and studio techniques with an album featuring East Indian instruments, tape loops, brass bands, and sound effects, also reflecting their environment of drug experimentation. It is 29) This '66 John song, carried by a famous guitar riff, features great harmonies, and a possible early drug reference and hippie life style tie-in. It is 30) After John's unfortunate "Jesus" C. Birmingham, Alabama remarks in '66, citizens of burned Beatles records and photos in the streets. SELECT THE CORRECT ANSWER FROM THE OPTION BOXES. YOU HAVE 40 MINUTES! 1) This '66 John song, carried by a famous guitar riff, features great harmonies, and a possible early drug reference and hippie life style tie-in. It is 2) The Beatles play no instruments on this recording of Paul's song, which features a double string quartet and is a narrative study of loneliness. It is 3) The A side of the Beatles' first single of '65 was this John "early Heavy Metal" song featuring a syncopated drum feel taught to Ringo by Paul. It is 4) After John's unfortunate "Jesus" C. Birmingham, Alabama remarks in '66, citizens of burned Beatles records and photos in the streets. 5) "Not memorable" says George Martin of this '64 Beatles album featuring originals and cover songs road weary Beatles faces and cover photos showing 6) While on their third North American tour in '65, the Beatles had an impromptu jam with in Bel Air, California, featuring Paul playing piano, John playing guitar, and the others playing pool. 7) Backed with "She's a Woman," this '64 John single, written in the studio, featured intentional opening guitar feedback , possibly for the first time in R&R. It is 8) This much sought after rarity, covered by Little Willie John, features great R&R vocals by John and is now available on Anthology 1. It is 9) This John psychedelic song was inspired by his meeting with Peter Fonda at a party, and features a meter change at the middle section and lyrics related to birth, middle age and death. It is 10) This Beatles late '65 album featured new sounds, including sitar, fuzz bass, and harmonium, possible effects of marijuana on the weary group. It is and its cover showed the 11) This '64 John song was inspired by Ringo, created and completed in 24 hours, and not performed in the movie. It is 12) This '64 John early ballad was B. "If I Fell" autobiographical, featuring effective close vocal harmony and guitar harmonics by George. It is 13) Which Beatle sings solo and plays piano on this song? 14) Which Beatle composed and sang lead on this recording? 15) One unique musical feature of this song is 16) The unusual instrument used on this song is the 17) This song features a lopsided rhythm with syncopation, composed by Beatle 18) This song is based on feed back and a guitar riff composed by 19) The instruments later added to the released version of this song include 20) Which Beatle sings lead on this previously unreleased recording? 21) Which instrument or instruments are not used in this recording? 22) Which Beatle is singing in his best R&R high voice on this recording? 23) Gay musicians felt this John song was a message to Brian Epstein, featuring a Dylan influenced folk rock sound. It is 24) Chapter 4 of your text discusses Beatles films which might have been, including this animated Disney classic, eventually featuring four friendly vultures with moptop hair and British accents singing “We’re Your Friends” (though no real Beatles were involved). It is 25) This '63 #1 C&W hit for Buck Owens was chosen for Ringo to sing in Help!, and featured movie lyrics reflecting the groups recent activities. It is 26) The first use of sitar in a Pop tune and a dreamy waltz tempo are features direction. It is of this John song, which indicated a new Beatles' 27) The Beatles first film, released in late '64, was a well received, day-in-the-life introduction to the Beatles personalities and songs. It is 28) Paul's '66 #1 hit in 12 countries features great opening vocal harmonies, back-up vocals singing "Frere Jaques," and falsetto at the end. It is 29) Paul's '65 masterpiece, first B. "Yesterday" called "Scrambled Eggs," is the group’s most famous ballad, with over 2500 cover versions. It is 30) This John movie song and single A side featured a fast tempo to distract from desperate lyrics, falsetto, reverse call and response, and 12 string guitar. It is 1) John's '65 rewrite of "This Boy" was the B side of "Ticket to Ride," and featured George using a volume/tone guitar pedal. It is 2) Paul's '65 French and English bilingual ballad was a favorite of composer Irving Berlin. It is 3) One '65 Paul R&R song, in the tradition of classic R&B, became the B side of Help!, and was covered for a '69 MGM demo by Aerosmith. It is 4) Over 300 cover versions have been made of this '64 McCartney ballad which features Latin percussion and a key change for the guitar solo. It is 5) John's first song to admit dissatisfaction with his life had some Dylan influence, harmonica and C&W guitar by George. It is and featured John on 6) One previously unreleased Lennon and McCartney '65 song featured Ringo singing lead, and a one take rhythm track and sub par guitar solo. It is 7) Paul sings solo in high R&R vocal style on this recording from Japan, which was the B side of "I Feel Fine", and featured Paul on piano. It is 8) One Lennon and McCartney song featured nursery rhyme lyrics, an early R&R 12/8 feel, and was covered by Elvis Costello in '84. It is 9) Paul writes the verses, John the bridge, with lyrics showing each of their view points, on this song also featuring "oom pah pah" figures by John on harmonium. It is 10) The instruments later added to the released version of this song include 11) Which Beatle sings lead on this previously unreleased recording? 12) Which Beatle is singing in his best R&R high voice on this recording? 13) Which Beatle sings solo and plays piano on this song? 14) "Not memorable" says George Martin of this '64 Beatles album featuring originals and cover songs and cover photos showing road weary Beatles faces 15) Backed with "She's a Woman," this '64 John single, written in the studio, featured intentional possibly for the first time in R&R. It is 16) This song is based on feed back and a guitar riff composed by opening guitar feedback , 17) Gay musicians felt this John song was a message to Brian Epstein, featuring a Dylan influenced folk rock sound. It is 18) Chapter 4 of your text discusses Beatles films which might have been, including this animated Disney classic, eventually featuring four friendly vultures with moptop hair and British accents singing “We’re Your Friends” (though no real Beatles were involved). It is 19) From the summer of '64, the Beatles' first all originals album featured Harrison's 12 string guitar and more sophisticated studio techniques. It is 20) This song features a lopsided rhythm with syncopation, composed by Beatle 21) George's best song to date, from Rubber Soul, featured is a syncopated melody, hypnotic guitar and bass parts. It 22) Huge advanced sales preceded this Paul song used for the big "escape" scene in A Hard Day's Night. One version also featured extra background vocals and Paul confusing the words. It is 23) Which Beatle composed and sang lead on this recording? 24) One unique musical feature of this song is 25) The unusual instrument used on this song is the 26) In late '65, the Beatles released their second film, shot across the globe, which featured several new songs and first exposed them to East Indian music. It is 27) Which instrument or instruments are not used in this recording? 28) In late '66, the Beatles reached a new peak for songwriting and studio techniques with an album featuring East Indian instruments, tape loops, brass bands, and sound effects, also reflecting their environment of drug experimentation. It is 29) This '66 John song, carried by a famous guitar riff, features great harmonies, and a possible early drug reference and hippie life style tie-in. It is 30) After John's unfortunate "Jesus" C. Birmingham, Alabama remarks in '66, citizens of burned Beatles records and photos in the streets. 1) This '66 John song, carried by a famous guitar riff, features great harmonies, and a possible early drug reference and hippie life style tie-in. It is 2) The Beatles play no instruments on this recording of Paul's song, which features a double string quartet and is a narrative study of loneliness. It is 3) The A side of the Beatles' first single of '65 was this John "early Heavy Metal" song featuring a syncopated drum feel taught to Ringo by Paul. It is 4) After John's unfortunate "Jesus" remarks in '66, citizens of burned Beatles records and photos in the streets. 5) "Not memorable" says George Martin of this '64 Beatles album featuring originals and cover songs and cover photos showing road weary Beatles faces 6) While on their third North American tour in '65, the Beatles had an impromptu jam with in Bel Air, California, featuring Paul playing piano, John playing guitar, and the others playing pool. 7) Backed with "She's a Woman," this '64 John single, written in the studio, featured intentional opening guitar feedback , possibly for the first time in R&R. It is 8) This much sought after rarity, covered by Little Willie John, features great R&R vocals by John and is now available on Anthology 1. It is 9) This John psychedelic song was inspired by his meeting with Peter Fonda at a party, and features a meter change at the middle section and lyrics related to birth, middle age and death. It is 10) This Beatles late '65 album featured new sounds, including sitar, fuzz bass, and harmonium, and its cover showed the possible effects of marijuana on the weary group. It is 11) This '64 John song was inspired by Ringo, created and completed in 24 hours, and not performed in the movie. It is 12) This '64 John early ballad was autobiographical, featuring effective close vocal harmony and guitar harmonics by George. It is 13) Which Beatle sings solo and plays piano on this song? 14) Which Beatle composed and sang lead on this recording? 15) One unique musical feature of this song is 16) The unusual instrument used on this song is the 17) This song features a lopsided rhythm with syncopation, composed by Beatle 18) This song is based on feed back and a guitar riff composed by 19) The instruments later added to the released version of this song include 20) Which Beatle sings lead on this previously unreleased recording? 21) Which instrument or instruments are not used in this recording? 22) Which Beatle is singing in his best R&R high voice on this recording? 23) Gay musicians felt this John song was a message to Brian Epstein, featuring a Dylan influenced folk rock sound. It is 24) Chapter 4 of your text discusses Beatles films which might have been, including this animated Disney classic, eventually featuring four friendly vultures with moptop hair and British accents singing “We’re Your Friends” (though no real Beatles were involved). It is 25) This '63 #1 C&W hit for Buck Owens was chosen for Ringo to sing in Help!, and featured movie lyrics reflecting the groups recent activities. It is 26) The first use of sitar in a Pop tune and a dreamy waltz tempo are features of this John song, which indicated a new Beatles' direction. It is 27) The Beatles first film, released in late '64, was a well received, day-in-the-life introduction to the Beatles personalities and songs. It is 28) Paul's '66 #1 hit in 12 countries features great opening vocal harmonies, back-up vocals singing "Frere Jaques," and falsetto at the end. It is 29) Paul's '65 masterpiece, first called "Scrambled Eggs," is the group’s most famous ballad, with over 2500 cover versions. It is 30) This John movie song and single A side featured a fast tempo to distract from desperate lyrics, falsetto, reverse call and response, and 12 string guitar. It is 1. Paul's '65 masterpiece, first called "Scrambled Eggs," is the groups most famous ballad, with over 2500 cover versions. It is 2. Paul's '66 #1 hit in 12 countries features great opening vocal harmonies, back-up vocals singing "Frere Jaques," and falsetto at the end. It is 3. The A side of the Beatles' first single of '65 was this John "early Heavy Metal" song featuring a syncopated drum feel taught to Ringo by Paul. It is 4. The Beatles first film, released in late '64, was a well received, day-in-the-life introduction to the Beatles personalities and songs. It is 5. The Beatles play no instruments on this recording of Paul's song which features a double string quartet and is a narrative study of loneliness. It is 6. This '66 John song, carried by a famous guitar riff, features great harmonies, and a possible early drug reference and hippie life style tie-in. It is W, “Day Tripper” 7. The first use of sitar in a Pop tune and a dreamy waltz tempo are features of this John song which indicated a new Beatles' direction. It is 8. This '63 #1 C&W hit for Buck Owens was chosen for Ringo to sing in Help!, and featured movie lyrics reflecting the groups recent activities. It is 9. This '64 John early ballad was autobiographical, featuring effective close vocal harmony and guitar harmonics by George. It is 10. This '64 John song was inspired by Ringo, created and completed in 24 hours, and not performed in the movie. It is 11. This Beatles late '65 album featured new sounds, including sitar, fuzz bass, and harmonium, and its cover showed the possible effects of marijuana on the weary group. It is 12. This John movie song and single A side featured a fast tempo to distract from desparate lyrics, falsetto, reverse call and response, and 12 string guitar. It is 13. This John psychedelic song was inspired by his meeting with Peter Fonda at a party, and features a meter change at the middle section and lyrics related to birth, middle age and death. It is 14. This much sought after rarity, covered by Little Willie John, features great R&R vocals by John and is now available on Anthology 1. It is 15. While on their third North American tour in '65, the Beatles had an imprompteau jam with in Bel Aire, California, featuring Paul playing piano, John playing guitar, and the others playing pool. W, Presley 16. "Not memorable" says George Martin of this '64 Beatles album featuring originals and cover songs and cover photos showing road weary Beatles faces 17. After John's unfortunate "Jesus" remarks in '66, citizens of burned Beatles records and photos in the streets. 18. Backed with "She's a Woman," this '64 John single, written in the studio, featured intentional opening guitar feedback , possibly for the first time in R&R. It is 19. Following their February 9th, 1964 appearance on the Ed Sullivan show, the Beatles 20. Gay musicians felt this John song was a message to Brian Epstein, featuring a Dylan influenced folk rock sound. It is 21. Which Beatle is singing in his best R&R high voice on this recording? Im Down 22. Which instrument or instruments are not used in this recording? You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away 23. Which Beatle sings lead on this previously unreleased recording? If Youve Got Troubles 24. The instruments later added to the released version of this song include Yesterday 25. This song is based on feed back and a guitar riff composed by I feel Fine 26. This song features a lopsided rhythm with syncopation, composed by Beatle Ticket To Ride 27. The unusual instrument used on this song is the Norweign Wood 28. One unique musical feature of this song is I'M LOOKING THROUGH YOU 29. Which Beatle composed and sang lead on this recording? Taxman 30. Which Beatle sings solo and plays piano on this song? She's A Woman 1. Which Beatle composed and sang lead on this recording? 2. The unusual instrument used on this song is the 3. One unique musical feature of this song is 4. Huge advanced sales preceded this Paul song used for the big "escape" scene in A Hard Day's Night. One version also featured extra background vocals and Paul confusing the words. It is 5. George's best song to date, from Rubber Soul, featured a syncopated melody, hypnotic guitar and bass parts. It is 6. This song features a lopsided rhythm with syncopation, composed by Beatle 7. This song is based on feed back and a guitar riff composed by 8. Gay musicians felt this John song was a message to Brian Epstein, featuring a Dylan influenced folk rock sound. It is 9. Following their February Beatles B. played Carnegie Hall and toured the East coast 9th, 1964 appearance on the Ed Sullivan show, the 10. In late '64, the Beatles' first all originals album featured Harrison's 12 string guitar and more sophisticated studio techniques. It is 11. Backed with "She's a Woman," this '64 John single, written in the studio, featured intentional opening guitar feedback , possibly for the first time in R&R. It is 12. "Not memorable" says George Martin of this '64 Beatles album featuring originals and cover songs and cover photos showing road weary Beatles faces 13. Which Beatle sings solo and plays piano on this song? 14. The instruments later added to the released version of this song include 15. Which Beatle sings lead on this previously unreleased recording? 16. Which Beatle is singing in his best R&R high voice on this recording? 17. Paul writes the verses, John the bridge, with lyrics showing each of their view points, on this song also featuring "oom pah pah" figures by John on harmonium. It is 18. One Lennon and McCartney song featured nursery rhyme lyrics, an early R&R 12/8 feel, and was covered by Elvis Costello in '84. It is 19. John's first song to admit dissatisfaction with his life had some Dylan influence, and featured John on harmonica and C&W guitar by George. It is 20. One previously unreleased Lennon and McCartney '65 song featured Ringo singing lead, and a one take rhythm track and sub par guitar solo. It is 21. Paul sings solo in high R&R vocal style on this recording from Japan, which was the B side of "I Feel Fine", and featured Paul on piano. It is 22. Over 300 cover versions have been made of this '64 McCartney ballad which features Latin percussion and a key change for the guitar solo. It is 23. One '65 Paul R&R song, in the tradition of classic R&B, became the B side of Help!, and was covered for a '69 MGM demo by Aerosmith. It is 24. Paul's '65 French and English bilingual ballad was a favorite of composer Irving Berlin. It is 25. John's '65 rewrite of "This Boy" was the B side of "Ticket to Ride," and featured George using a volume/tone guitar pedal. It is 26. This '66 John song, carried by a famous guitar riff, features great harmonies, and a possible early drug reference and hippie life style tie-in. It is 27. In late '66, the Beatles reached a new peak for songwriting and studio techniques with an album featuring East Indian instruments, tape loops, brass bands, and sound effects, also reflecting their environment of drug experimentation. It is 28. In late '65, the Beatles released their second film, shot across the globe, which featured several new songs and first exposed them to East Indian music. It is 29. Which instrument or instruments are not used in this recording? 30. After John's unfortunate "Jesus" remarks in '66, citizens of burned Beatles records and photos in the streets. 1. Paul's '65 masterpiece, first called "Scrambled Eggs," is the groups most famous ballad, with over 2500 cover versions. It is 2. Paul's '66 #1 hit in 12 countries features great opening vocal harmonies, back-up vocals singing "Frere Jaques," and falsetto at the end. It is 3. The A side of the Beatles' first single of '65 was this John "early Heavy Metal" song featuring a syncopated drum feel taught to Ringo by Paul. It is 4. The Beatles first film, released in late '64, was a well received, day-in-the-life introduction to the Beatles personalities and songs. It is 5. The Beatles play no instruments on this recording of Paul's song which features a double string quartet and is a narrative study of loneliness. It is 6. This '66 John song, carried by a famous guitar riff, features great harmonies, and a possible early drug reference and hippie life style tie-in. It is 7. The first use of sitar in a Pop tune and a dreamy waltz tempo are features of this John song which indicated a new Beatles' direction. It is 8. This '63 #1 C&W hit for Buck Owens was chosen for Ringo to sing in Help!, and featured movie lyrics reflecting the groups recent activities. It is 9. This '64 John early ballad was autobiographical, featuring effective close vocal harmony and guitar harmonics by George. It is 10. This '64 John song was inspired by Ringo, created and completed in 24 hours, and not performed in the movie. It is 11. This Beatles late '65 album featured new sounds, including sitar, fuzz bass, and harmonium, and its cover showed the possible effects of marijuana on the weary group. It is 12. This John movie song and single A side featured a fast tempo to distract from desparate lyrics, falsetto, reverse call and response, and 12 string guitar. It is 13. This John psychedelic song was inspired by his meeting with Peter Fonda at a party, and features a meter change at the middle section and lyrics related to birth, middle age and death. It is 14. This much sought after rarity, covered by Little Willie John, features great R&R vocals by John and is now available on Anthology 1. It is 15. While on their third North American tour in '65, the Beatles had an imprompteau jam with in Bel Aire, California, featuring Paul playing piano, John playing guitar, and the others playing pool. 16. "Not memorable" says George Martin of this '64 Beatles album featuring originals and cover songs and cover photos showing road weary Beatles faces 17. After John's unfortunate "Jesus" remarks in '66, citizens of burned Beatles records and photos in the streets. 18. Backed with "She's a Woman," this '64 John single, written in the studio, featured intentional opening guitar feedback , possibly for the first time in R&R. It is 19. Following their February 9th, 1964 appearance on the Ed Sullivan show, the Beatles 20. Gay musicians felt this John song was a message to Brian Epstein, featuring a Dylan influenced folk rock sound. It is 21. Which Beatle is singing in his best R&R high voice on this recording? 22. Which instrument or instruments are not used in this recording? 23. Which Beatle sings lead on this previously unreleased recording? 24. The instruments later added to the released version of this song include 25. This song is based on feed back and a guitar riff composed by 26. This song features a lopsided rhythm with syncopation, composed by Beatle 27. The unusual instrument used on this song is the 28. One unique musical feature of this song is 29. Which Beatle composed and sang lead on this recording? 30. Which Beatle sings solo and plays piano on this song?