Arizona State University MUS 354 / MUS354 Exam 3 Complete Study Guide - All Versions

Arizona State University MUS 354 / MUS354 Exam 3 Complete Study Guide - All Versions 1. Critics disliked this late '67 Beatles film with its disjointed plot, though it has now become a cult classic. It is MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR 2. One John song, with lyrics inspired by Alice in Wonderland, got its rhythm from a police car siren. It is I AM THE WALRUS 3. Paul added flute and recorder to this song from Magical Mystery Tour with lyrics telling the story of a social outcast. It is FOOT ON THE HILL 4. Paul's late '67 single featured an "Hawaiian" finish to reprise the song, and an accompanying promo film. It is HELLO GOODBYE 5. This "fifth Beatle" helped create the many overdubs on the Sgt. Pepper, and gives his commentary on the creation of these songs. He is 6. Paul's early '67 single featured piccolo trumpet, nostalgic lyrics, and a promo film featuring Beatles with facial hair. It is PENNY LANE 7. Originally titled "Badfinger Boogie," this Paul song, sung by Ringo, was a '68 cover hit for Joe Cocker. It is WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS 8. Paul plays harpsichord and John maracas on this Sgt. Pepper song not recorded at Abbey Road studios. It is FIXING A HOLE 9. The Beatles play no instruments on this Sgt. Pepper song featuring strings, harp, and lyrics about parental sacrifice. It is SHE’S LEAVING HOME 10. Instruments heard on this recording include 11. The composer and lead singer on this song is 12. This song was composed by 13. George's East Indian influenced song from Sgt. Pepper features tamboura and philosophical lyrics. It is WITHIN YOU WITHOUT YOU 14. One '67 psychedelic nostalgia song by John features an album version combining two different takes (adjusted from different speeds) and the famous "cranberry sauce" ending. It is STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER 15. Inspired by a t.v. ad, this John song from Sgt. Pepper features saxes, French horn and trombones and sound effects including animal noises. It is GOOD MORNING GOOD MORNING 16. John's "world message" song was broadcast live via satellite to 400 million people, and featured orchestra and chorus. It is ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE 17. This working version of "Good Morning Good Morning" was composed and sung by 18. The composer of this song is most likely 19. John's surreal circus song from Sgt. Pepper uses various organs and tape loops to transform imagery to sound. It is BEING FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. KITE 20. Major events in late 1967 for the Beatles included studying transcendental meditation, the formation of Apple Publishing, and . 21. The composer and lead singer on this song is 22. This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 23. This demo version was composed and sung by 24. This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 25. One John song, inspired by his son's drawing, featured surreal lyrics for the verses and a R&R chorus. It is LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS 26. Beatle composed and sings lead on this original song. 27. Costing $75,000and taking 700 hours to record, this Beatles album was a subtle parody of the Pop medium, and reflected marijuana use in the process and product. It is 28. One Paul song from Sgt. Pepper was written when he was a teen, and features session clarinets and a vaudeville sound. It is WHEN I’M SIXTY-FOUR 29. One of the Beatles' assistants, , received some royalties from Paul for his contributions to the Sgt. Pepper songs and album. M. EVANS 30. The Beatles play tissue paper and combs on this tongue-in-cheek Paul song from Sgt. Pepper featuring ending chords later used for "Hey Jude". It is LOVELY RITA 1) Assistant Mal Evans did receive some songwriting royalties from Paul (though no official credit) for the title song from their '67 album. It is 2) Ringo is heard playing on the end of this Sgt. Pepper song. 3) During the filming of How I Won the War, John Lennon the actor is issued , which become part of his "look" through the remainder of his life. C. round, military- style glasses 4) According to your text, one Beatle appeared on stage during their early days in Germany wearing a toilet seat around his neck, would engage in fistfights with drunken audience members and pretend to be Hitler. He was 5) A fateful day in music history (and for Beatles fans) was Nov. 9th, 1966, when John met for the first time at an art exhibit at the Indica Gallery in London. 6) In February of '63, , the Beatles publishing company was registered, with owner Dick James retaining 50 percent, John and Paul splitting 40 percent, and Brian receiving 10 percent. Lennon later said this led to them "selling half our copyrights forever". 7) On February 3, 1969, New York lawyer and businessman was appointed the Beatles' business manager, as John was impressed by what the man had done financially for the Rolling Stones. 8) The orchestra quotes the on this live recording, later remixed for single release. C. British Hail to the Queen 9) The prominent brass instruments heard on this recording are 10) Paul conceived an idea for the final moments of the Sgt. pepper album, featuring a repeating groove cut into the album itself, and a high frequency note of 18 kilocycles per second for the benefit of dogs! It is 11) Not everyone associated with the Beatles was taking drugs, as expressed in June of 1998 at a Chief of Police Officers conference, where he stated, "my relationship with them was a bit like that of a teacher with his class" and "everybody does it- that's what frightens me". 12) lasting fame is linked to his pulling off a financial coup when he acquired Northern Songs, Ltd. in 1969 and controlling interest in the Beatles song catalogue to add to his ATV conglomerate. 13) Released as a '67 single backed with "I Am the Walrus", Paul sings lead and plays bass, piano, bongos and conga drums on this #1 hit. It is 14) Paul spearheaded this late '67 film and album project, renting a bus filled with odd actors and touring Britain while filming impromptu skits. It is 16) sings lead on this famous Lennon and McCartney composition. A. Paul McCartney 17) Paul and the group built this album title song during studio rehearsals, where Paul acted as producer and musical director throughout the process. It is 18) The Beatles' introduction to drugs came about as a perceived necessity during their lengthy performances in Hamburg, where they first took 19) Rock journalist Al Aronowitz described the Beatles first pot- smoking experience as a group in 1965 with musician 20) Roger McGuinn and David Crosby, both members of the Byrds in 1965, recall the Beatles taking and playing guitars together with them prior to the Rubber Soul album songs were recorded and written 21) George martin orchestrates woodwind sound. to create this "tooty", 22) In early '67, the Beatles remarkable new double-A-sided single was released, featuring "Strawberry Fields Forever" and 23) Segueing seamlessly from "Sgt. Pepper", this song was originally entitled "Badfinger Boogie", but that name was later used for a successful UK band. It is 24) Paul McCartney plays the organ with a bell-like setting on this intro to 25) John found the lyrics to this Sgt. Pepper song on an old poster in an antique shop, and lifted them almost exactly to create this piece. It is 26) Paul plays the on the intro to his composition from Sgt. Pepper. 27) Paul recorded the "oldest" official Beatles song for Sgt. Pepper, having written it at the piano when he was fifteen or sixteen. It is 28) The "encore" from the Sgt. Pepper album, , featured John's lyrics inspired by newspaper stories and a contrasting middle section contributed by Paul. 29) An orchestral this Sgt. Pepper song. B. harp player can be heard on the intro to 30) Both John Lennon and George Martin play on this Sgt. Pepper song. 1) This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 2) One John song, inspired by his son's drawing, brought controversy with its LSD acronym. It is 3) One John song, with lyrics inspired by Alice in Wonderland, was featured in Magical Mystery Tour. It is 4) One Paul song from Sgt. Pepper features session clarinets and a vaudeville sound. It is 5) According to Chapter 5 of your text, the Beatles introduction to drugs came about as a perceived necessity during their long, grueling performances in 6) The Beatles play tissue paper and combs on this tongue-in-cheek Paul song from Sgt. Pepper. It is 7) Paul added flute and recorder to this song from Magical Mystery Tour. It is 8) Paul's late '67 single featured a "Hawaiian" finish to reprise the song. It is 9) This "fifth Beatle" helped create the many overdubs on the Sgt. Pepper. He is mal Evans 10) Paul's early '67 single featured piccolo trumpet and nostalgic lyrics. It is 11) This Paul song from Sgt. Pepper, sung by Ringo, was a '68 cover hit for Joe Cocker. It is 12) Paul plays harpsichord and John maracas on this Sgt. Pepper song. It is 13) The Beatles play no instruments on this Sgt. Pepper song featuring strings and harp. It is 14) Instruments heard on this recording include electronic guitar 15) The composer and lead singer on this song is 16) This song was composed by 17) Beatle song. composed and sings lead on this original 18) This '67 Beatles album costing $75,000 and took 700 hours to record. It is 19) George's contribution to the Sgt. Pepper album was this East Indian influenced song. It is 20) One '67 psychedelic nostalgia song by John features an album version combining two different takes (adjusted from different speeds). It is 21) One John song from Sgt. Pepper features saxes, French horn and trombones and sound effects including animal noises. It is 22) John's "world message" song was broadcast live via satellite to 400 million people. It is 23) This working version of a Sgt. Pepper song was composed and sung by 24) The composer of this song is most likely 25) John's uses various organs and tap loops on his surreal circus song from Sgt. Pepper. It is 26) Major events in late 1967 for the Beatles included 27) The composer and lead singer on this song is 28) This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 29) This demo version was composed and sung by 30) Critics disliked this late '67 Beatles film project spearheaded by Paul. It is 5) One of the Beatles' assistants, , received some royalties from Paul for his contributions to the Sgt. Pepper songs and ) This song was composed by 2) The composer and lead singer on this song is 3) Instruments heard on this recording include 4) The Beatles play no instruments on this Sgt. Pepper song featuring strings and harp. It is 5) Paul plays harpsichord and John maracas on this Sgt. Pepper song. It is 6) This Paul song from Sgt. Pepper, sung by Ringo, was a '68 cover hit for Joe Cocker. It is 7) Paul's early '67 single featured piccolo trumpet and nostalgic lyrics. It is 8) This "fifth Beatle" helped create the many overdubs on the Sgt. Pepper. He is 9) Paul's late '67 single featured a "Hawaiian" finish to reprise the song. It is 10) Paul added flute and recorder to this song from Magical Mystery Tour. It is 11) The Beatles play tissue paper and combs on this tongue-in-cheek Paul song from Sgt. Pepper. It is 12) According to Chapter 5 of your text, the Beatles introduction to drugs came about as a perceived necessity during their long, grueling performances in 13) Critics disliked this late '67 Beatles film project spearheaded by Paul. It is 14) This '67 Beatles album costing $75,000 and took 700 hours to record. It is 15) George's contribution to the Sgt. Pepper album was this East Indian influenced song. It is 16) One '67 psychedelic nostalgia song by John features an album version combining two different takes (adjusted from different speeds). It is 17) One John song from Sgt. Pepper features saxes, French horn and trombones and sound effects including animal noises. It is 18) John's "world message" song was broadcast live via satellite to 400 million people. It is 19) This working version of a Sgt. Pepper song was composed and sung by 20) The composer of this song is most likely 21) John's uses various organs and tap loops on his surreal circus song from Sgt. Pepper. It is 22) Major events in late 1967 for the Beatles included 23) The composer and lead singer on this song is 24) This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 25) This demo version was composed and sung by 26) Beatle song. composed and sings lead on this original 27) One Paul song from Sgt. Pepper features session clarinets and a vaudeville sound. It is 28) One John song, with lyrics inspired by Alice in Wonderland, was featured in Magical Mystery Tour. It is 29) One John song, inspired by his son's drawing, brought controversy with its LSD acronym. It is 30) This song was composed and lead vocals sung by ) Assistant Mal Evans did receive some songwriting royalties from Paul (though no official credit) for the title song from their '67 album. It is 2) Ringo is heard playing song. on the end of this Sgt. Pepper 3) During the filming of How I Won the War, John Lennon the actor is issued , which become part of his "look" through the remainder of his life. 4) According to your text, one Beatle appeared on stage during their early days in Germany wearing a toilet seat around his neck, would engage in fistfights with drunken audience members and pretend to be Hitler. He was 5) A fateful day in music history (and for Beatles fans) was Nov. 9th, 1966, when John met for the first time at an art exhibit at the Indica Gallery in London. 6) In February of '63, , the Beatles publishing company was registered, with owner Dick James retaining 50 percent, John and Paul splitting 40 percent, and Brian receiving 10 percent. Lennon later said this led to them "selling half our copyrights forever". 7) On February 3, 1969, New York lawyer and businessman was appointed the Beatles' business manager, as John was impressed by what the man had done financially for the Rolling Stones. 8) The orchestra quotes the on this live recording, later remixed for single release. 9) The prominent brass instruments heard on this recording are 10) Paul conceived an idea for the final moments of the Sgt. pepper album, featuring a repeating groove cut into the album itself, and a high frequency note of 18 kilocycles per second for the benefit of dogs! It is 11) Not everyone associated with the Beatles was taking drugs, as expressed in June of 1998 at a Chief of Police Officers conference, where he stated, "my relationship with them was a bit like that of a teacher with his class" and "everybody does it- that's what frightens me". 12) lasting fame is linked to his pulling off a financial coup when he acquired Northern Songs, Ltd. in 1969 and controlling interest in the Beatles song catalogue to add to his ATV conglomerate. 13) Released as a '67 single backed with "I Am the Walrus", Paul sings lead and plays bass, piano, bongos and conga drums on this #1 hit. It is 14) Paul spearheaded this late '67 film and album project, renting a bus filled with odd actors and touring Britain while filming impromptu skits. It is 15) Paul originally sang the lines heard on this recording to George Martin, who then orchestrated the brass parts. 16) composition. sings lead on this famous Lennon and McCartney 17) Paul and the group built this album title song during studio rehearsals, where Paul acted as producer and musical director throughout the process. It is 18) The Beatles' introduction to drugs came about as a perceived necessity during their lengthy performances in Hamburg, where they first took 19) Rock journalist Al Aronowitz described the Beatles first pot-smoking experience as a group in 1965 with musician 20) Roger McGuinn and David Crosby, both members of the Byrds in 1965, recall the Beatles taking and playing guitars together with them prior to the Rubber Soul album songs were recorded and written 21) George martin orchestrates to create this "tooty", woodwind sound. 22) In early '67, the Beatles remarkable new double-A-sided single was released, featuring "Strawberry Fields Forever" and 23) Segueing seamlessly from "Sgt. Pepper", this song was originally entitled "Badfinger Boogie", but that name was later used for a successful UK band. It is 24) Paul McCartney plays the organ with a bell-like setting on this intro to 25) John found the lyrics to this Sgt. Pepper song on an old poster in an antique shop, and lifted them almost exactly to create this piece. It is 26) Paul plays the Pepper. on the intro to his composition from Sgt. 27) Paul recorded the "oldest" official Beatles song for Sgt. Pepper, having written it at the piano when he was fifteen or sixteen. It is 28) The "encore" from the Sgt. Pepper album, , featured John's lyrics inspired by newspaper stories and a contrasting middle section contributed by Paul. 29) An orchestral player can be heard on the intro to this Sgt. Pepper song. 30) Both John Lennon and George Martin play on this Sgt. Pepper song. 1) The Beatles' '67 LP was voted "album of the century" by Rolling Stone magazine. It is 2) The track from the Magical Mystery Tour features trumpets and time changes at the bridge. It is 3) This Paul song that opens Sgt. Pepper features four studio French horn players. It is 4) This Paul song is reprised on side two of Sgt. Pepper. It is 5) This '67 Beatles album was a subtle parody of the Pop medium, and reflected marijuana use in the process and product. It is 6) This '67 Beatles film with its disjointed plot has now become a cult classic. It is 7) George's East Indian influenced song from Sgt. Pepper is entitled 8) This John song from Sgt. Pepper Inspired by a TV ad and features saxes, sound effects including animal noises. It is 9) One John song was broadcast live via satellite to 400 million people, and featured orchestra and chorus. It is 10) John's surreal circus song from Sgt. Pepper uses various organs and tape loops. It is 11) The Beatles' introduction to drugs came about as a perceived necessity during their long, grueling performances in 12) One '67 psychedelic nostalgia song by John features the famous "cranberry sauce" ending. It is 13) One John song, inspired by his son's drawing, featured surreal lyrics for the verses. It is 14) One John song from Magical Mystery Tour got its rhythm from a police car siren. It is 15) This true L.& M. collaboration from Sgt. Pepper features orchestra "swells" and "rushes". It is 16) This true Lennon and McCartney collaboration from Sgt. Pepper showed their different points of view in the lyrics. It is 17) Instruments heard on this recording include 18) The composer and lead singer on this song is 19) The composer and lead singer on this song is 20) This song was composed by 21) This working version from Sgt. Pepper was composed and sung by 22) The composer of this song is most likely 23) The Beatles' first self-managed album project was a collection of soundtrack songs and earlier singles. It is 24) This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 25) This Beatles' concept album was the soundtrack for the '67 "summer of love". It is 26) This John song from Sgt. Pepper was banned by the BBC, and featured waltz verses and a R&R bridge. It is 27) This demo version was composed and sung by 28) Beatle song. composed and sings lead on this original 29) The Beatles spent all night recording the few seconds of this sound collage that ends Sgt. Pepper. It is 30) This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 1) This song was composed by 2) The composer and lead singer on this song is 3) Instruments heard on this recording include 4) The Beatles play no instruments on this Sgt. Pepper song featuring strings and harp. It is 5) Paul plays harpsichord and John maracas on this Sgt. Pepper song. It is 6) This Paul song from Sgt. Pepper, sung by Ringo, was a '68 cover hit for Joe Cocker. It is 7) Paul's early '67 single featured piccolo trumpet and nostalgic lyrics. It is 8) This "fifth Beatle" helped create the many overdubs on the Sgt. Pepper. He is 9) Paul's late '67 single featured a "Hawaiian" finish to reprise the song. It is 10) Paul added flute and recorder to this song from Magical Mystery Tour. It is 11) The Beatles play tissue paper and combs on this tongue-in-cheek Paul song from Sgt. Pepper. It is 12) According to Chapter 5 of your text, the Beatles introduction to drugs came about as a perceived necessity during their long, grueling performances in 13) Critics disliked this late '67 Beatles film project spearheaded by Paul. It is 14) This '67 Beatles album costing $75,000 and took 700 hours to record. It is 15) George's contribution to the Sgt. Pepper album was this East Indian influenced song. It is 16) One '67 psychedelic nostalgia song by John features an album version combining two different takes (adjusted from different speeds). It is 17) One John song from Sgt. Pepper features saxes, French horn and trombones and sound effects including animal noises. It is 18) John's "world message" song was broadcast live via satellite to 400 million people. It is 19) This working version of a Sgt. Pepper song was composed and sung by 20) The composer of this song is most likely 21) John's uses various organs and tap loops on his surreal circus song from Sgt. Pepper. It is 22) Major events in late 1967 for the Beatles included 23) The composer and lead singer on this song is 24) This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 25) This demo version was composed and sung by 26) Beatle song. composed and sings lead on this original 27) One Paul song from Sgt. Pepper features session clarinets and a vaudeville sound. It is 28) One John song, with lyrics inspired by Alice in Wonderland, was featured in Magical Mystery Tour. It is 29) One John song, inspired by his son's drawing, brought controversy with its LSD acronym. It is 30) This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 1. The Beatles' '67 masterpiece album of studio sounds & techniques was voted "album of the century" by Rolling Stone magazine. It is 2. The title track from the Beatles late '67 album features trumpets, time changes at the bridge, and John speaking. It is 3. This Paul song from Sgt. Pepper features four studio French horn players, and introduces the album’s concept of the mythical band . It is 4. This song is reprised on side two of Sgt. Pepper, featuring more energy and a higher key than the first recording. It is 5. Costing $75,000and taking 700 hours to record, this Beatles album was a subtle parody of the Pop medium, and reflected marijuana use in the process and product. It is 6. Critics disliked this late '67 Beatles film with its disjointed plot, though it has now become a cult classic. It is 7. George's East Indian influenced song from Sgt. Pepper features tamboura and philosophical lyrics. It is 8. Inspired by a t.v. ad, this John song from Sgt. Pepper features saxes, French horn and trombones and sound effects including animal noises. It is 9. 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This true Lennon and McCartney collaboration showed their different points of view in the lyrics, and featured Ringo on bongos. It is 17. Instruments heard on this recording include 18. The composer and lead singer on this song is 19. The composer and lead singer on this song is 20. This song was composed by 21. This working version of "Good Morning Good Morning" was composed and sung by 22. The composer of this song is most likely 23. The Beatles' first self-managed album project from '67 was a collection of soundtrack songs and earlier singles. It is 24. This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 25. This Beatles' concept album was the soundtrack for the ’67 "summer of love" and Hippie movement, unifying its audience with its huge impact on sales and culture. It is 26. This John song from Sgt. Pepper was banned by the BBC for the LSD acronym in the title. It is 27. This demo version was composed and sung by 28. Beatle composed and sings lead on this original song. 29. The Beatles spent all night recording the few seconds of this sound collage, meant to endlessly repeat on manual record players. It is 30. This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 1. This song was composed by 2. The composer and lead singer on this song is 3. Beatle composed and sings lead on this original song. 4. The Beatles play tissue paper and combs on this tongue-in-cheek Paul song from Sgt. Pepper featuring ending chords later used for "Hey Jude". It is 5. This demo version was composed and sung by 6. Costing $75,000and taking 700 hours to record, this Beatles album was a subtle parody of the Pop medium, and reflected marijuana use in the process and product. It is 7. Paul added flute and recorder to this song from Magical Mystery Tour with lyrics telling the story of a social outcast. It is 8. The composer and lead singer on this song is 9. George's East Indian influenced song from Sgt. Pepper features tamboura and philosophical lyrics. It is 10. The Beatles play no instruments on this Sgt. Pepper song featuring strings, harp, and lyrics about parental sacrifice. It is 11. This "fifth Beatle" helped create the many overdubs on the Sgt. Pepper, and gives his commentary on the creation of these songs. He is 12. This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 13. Paul's early '67 single featured piccolo trumpet, nostalgic lyrics, and a promo film featuring Beatles with facial hair. It is 14. This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 15. One John song, inspired by his son's drawing, featured surreal lyrics for the verses and a R&R chorus. It is 16. One '67 psychedelic nostalgia song by John features an album version combining two different takes (adjusted from different speeds) and the famous "cranberry sauce" ending. It is 17. Originally titled "Badfinger Boogie," this Paul song, sung by Ringo, was a '68 cover hit for Joe Cocker. It is 18. John's surreal circus song from Sgt. 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John's "world message" song was broadcast live via satellite to 400 million people, and featured orchestra and chorus. It is 29. Major events in late 1967 for the Beatles included studying transcendental meditation, the formation of Apple Publishing, and . 30. One of the Beatles' assistants, , received some royalties from Paul for his contributions to the Sgt. Pepper songs and album. 1. This demo version was composed and sung by 2. This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 3. The composer and lead singer on this song is 4. Major events in late 1967 for the Beatles included studying transcendental meditation, the formation of Apple Publishing, and . 5. John's surreal circus song from Sgt. Pepper uses various organs and tape loops to transform imagery to sound. It is 6. The composer of this song is most likely 7. This working version of "Good Morning Good Morning" was composed and sung by 8. 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One of the Beatles' assistants, , received some royalties from Paul for his contributions to the Sgt. Pepper songs and album. 26. One Paul song from Sgt. Pepper was written when he was a teen, and features session clarinets and a vaudeville sound. It is 27. One John song, with lyrics inspired by Alice in Wonderland, got its rhythm from a police car siren. It is 28. One John song, inspired by his son's drawing, featured surreal lyrics for the verses and a R&R chorus. It is 29. This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 30. Critics disliked this late '67 Beatles film with its disjointed plot, though it has now become a cult classic. It is 1) This song was composed by 2) The composer and lead singer on this song is 3) Instruments heard on this recording include 4) The Beatles play no instruments on this Sgt. Pepper song featuring strings and harp. It is 5) Paul plays harpsichord and John maracas on this Sgt. Pepper song. It is 6) This Paul song from Sgt. Pepper, sung by Ringo, was a '68 cover hit for Joe Cocker. It is 7) Paul's early '67 single featured piccolo trumpet and nostalgic lyrics. It is 8) This "fifth Beatle" helped create the many overdubs on the Sgt. Pepper. He is 9) Paul's late '67 single featured a "Hawaiian" finish to reprise the song. It is 10) Paul added flute and recorder to this song from Magical Mystery Tour. It is 11) The Beatles play tissue paper and combs on this tongue-in-cheek Paul song from Sgt. Pepper. It is 12) According to Chapter 5 of your text, the Beatles introduction to drugs came about as a perceived necessity during their long, grueling performances in 13) Critics disliked this late '67 Beatles film project spearheaded by Paul. It is 14) This '67 Beatles album costing $75,000 and took 700 hours to record. It is 15) George's contribution to the Sgt. Pepper album was this East Indian influenced song. It is 16) One '67 psychedelic nostalgia song by John features an album version combining two different takes (adjusted from different speeds). It is 17) One John song from Sgt. Pepper features saxes, French horn and trombones and sound effects including animal noises. It is 18) John's "world message" song was broadcast live via satellite to 400 million people. It is 19) This working version of a Sgt. Pepper song was composed and sung by 20) The composer of this song is most likely 21) John's uses various organs and tap loops on his surreal circus song from Sgt. Pepper. It is 22) Major events in late 1967 for the Beatles included 23) The composer and lead singer on this song is 24) This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 25) This demo version was composed and sung by 26) Beatle song. composed and sings lead on this original 27) One Paul song from Sgt. Pepper features session clarinets and a vaudeville sound. It is 28) One John song, with lyrics inspired by Alice in Wonderland, was featured in Magical Mystery Tour. It is 29) One John song, inspired by his son's drawing, brought controversy with its LSD acronym. It is 30) This song was composed and lead vocals sung by ) Assistant Mal Evans did receive some songwriting royalties from Paul (though no official credit) for the title song from their '67 album. It is 2) Ringo is heard playing song. on the end of this Sgt. Pepper 3) During the filming of How I Won the War, John Lennon the actor is issued , which become part of his "look" through the remainder of his life. 4) According to your text, one Beatle appeared on stage during their early days in Germany wearing a toilet seat around his neck, would engage in fistfights with drunken audience members and pretend to be Hitler. He was 5) A fateful day in music history (and for Beatles fans) was Nov. 9th, 1966, when John met for the first time at an art exhibit at the Indica Gallery in London. 6) In February of '63, , the Beatles publishing company was registered, with owner Dick James retaining 50 percent, John and Paul splitting 40 percent, and Brian receiving 10 percent. Lennon later said this led to them "selling half our copyrights forever". 7) On February 3, 1969, New York lawyer and businessman was appointed the Beatles' business manager, as John was impressed by what the man had done financially for the Rolling Stones. 8) The orchestra quotes the on this live recording, later remixed for single release. 9) The prominent brass instruments heard on this recording are 10) Paul conceived an idea for the final moments of the Sgt. pepper album, featuring a repeating groove cut into the album itself, and a high frequency note of 18 kilocycles per second for the benefit of dogs! It is 11) Not everyone associated with the Beatles was taking drugs, as expressed in June of 1998 at a Chief of Police Officers conference, where he stated, "my relationship with them was a bit like that of a teacher with his class" and "everybody does it- that's what frightens me". 12) lasting fame is linked to his pulling off a financial coup when he acquired Northern Songs, Ltd. in 1969 and controlling interest in the Beatles song catalogue to add to his ATV conglomerate. 13) Released as a '67 single backed with "I Am the Walrus", Paul sings lead and plays bass, piano, bongos and conga drums on this #1 hit. It is 14) Paul spearheaded this late '67 film and album project, renting a bus filled with odd actors and touring Britain while filming impromptu skits. It is 15) Paul originally sang the lines heard on this recording to George Martin, who then orchestrated the brass parts. 16) composition. sings lead on this famous Lennon and McCartney 17) Paul and the group built this album title song during studio rehearsals, where Paul acted as producer and musical director throughout the process. It is 18) The Beatles' introduction to drugs came about as a perceived necessity during their lengthy performances in Hamburg, where they first took 19) Rock journalist Al Aronowitz described the Beatles first pot-smoking experience as a group in 1965 with musician 20) Roger McGuinn and David Crosby, both members of the Byrds in 1965, recall the Beatles taking and playing guitars together with them prior to the Rubber Soul album songs were recorded and written 21) George martin orchestrates to create this "tooty", woodwind sound. 22) In early '67, the Beatles remarkable new double-A-sided single was released, featuring "Strawberry Fields Forever" and 23) Segueing seamlessly from "Sgt. Pepper", this song was originally entitled "Badfinger Boogie", but that name was later used for a successful UK band. It is 24) Paul McCartney plays the organ with a bell-like setting on this intro to 25) John found the lyrics to this Sgt. Pepper song on an old poster in an antique shop, and lifted them almost exactly to create this piece. It is 26) Paul plays the Pepper. on the intro to his composition from Sgt. 27) Paul recorded the "oldest" official Beatles song for Sgt. Pepper, having written it at the piano when he was fifteen or sixteen. It is 28) The "encore" from the Sgt. Pepper album, , featured John's lyrics inspired by newspaper stories and a contrasting middle section contributed by Paul. 29) An orchestral player can be heard on the intro to this Sgt. Pepper song. 30) Both John Lennon and George Martin play on this Sgt. Pepper song. 1) The Beatles' '67 LP was voted "album of the century" by Rolling Stone magazine. It is 2) The track from the Magical Mystery Tour features trumpets and time changes at the bridge. It is 3) This Paul song that opens Sgt. Pepper features four studio French horn players. It is 4) This Paul song is reprised on side two of Sgt. Pepper. It is 5) This '67 Beatles album was a subtle parody of the Pop medium, and reflected marijuana use in the process and product. It is 6) This '67 Beatles film with its disjointed plot has now become a cult classic. It is 7) George's East Indian influenced song from Sgt. Pepper is entitled 8) This John song from Sgt. Pepper Inspired by a TV ad and features saxes, sound effects including animal noises. It is 9) One John song was broadcast live via satellite to 400 million people, and featured orchestra and chorus. It is 10) John's surreal circus song from Sgt. Pepper uses various organs and tape loops. It is 11) The Beatles' introduction to drugs came about as a perceived necessity during their long, grueling performances in 12) One '67 psychedelic nostalgia song by John features the famous "cranberry sauce" ending. It is 13) One John song, inspired by his son's drawing, featured surreal lyrics for the verses. It is 14) One John song from Magical Mystery Tour got its rhythm from a police car siren. It is 15) This true L.& M. collaboration from Sgt. Pepper features orchestra "swells" and "rushes". It is 16) This true Lennon and McCartney collaboration from Sgt. Pepper showed their different points of view in the lyrics. It is 17) Instruments heard on this recording include 18) The composer and lead singer on this song is 19) The composer and lead singer on this song is 20) This song was composed by 21) This working version from Sgt. Pepper was composed and sung by 22) The composer of this song is most likely 23) The Beatles' first self-managed album project was a collection of soundtrack songs and earlier singles. It is 24) This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 25) This Beatles' concept album was the soundtrack for the '67 "summer of love". It is 26) This John song from Sgt. Pepper was banned by the BBC, and featured waltz verses and a R&R bridge. It is 27) This demo version was composed and sung by 28) Beatle song. composed and sings lead on this original 29) The Beatles spent all night recording the few seconds of this sound collage that ends Sgt. Pepper. It is 30) This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 1. Critics disliked this late '67 Beatles film with its disjointed plot, though it has now become a cult classic. It is MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR 2. One John song, with lyrics inspired by Alice in Wonderland, got its rhythm from a police car siren. It is I AM THE WALRUS 3. Paul added flute and recorder to this song from Magical Mystery Tour with lyrics telling the story of a social outcast. It is FOOT ON THE HILL 4. Paul's late '67 single featured an "Hawaiian" finish to reprise the song, and an accompanying promo film. It is HELLO GOODBYE 5. This "fifth Beatle" helped create the many overdubs on the Sgt. Pepper, and gives his commentary on the creation of these songs. He is 6. Paul's early '67 single featured piccolo trumpet, nostalgic lyrics, and a promo film featuring Beatles with facial hair. It is PENNY LANE 7. Originally titled "Badfinger Boogie," this Paul song, sung by Ringo, was a '68 cover hit for Joe Cocker. It is WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS 8. Paul plays harpsichord and John maracas on this Sgt. Pepper song not recorded at Abbey Road studios. It is FIXING A HOLE 9. The Beatles play no instruments on this Sgt. Pepper song featuring strings, harp, and lyrics about parental sacrifice. It is SHE’S LEAVING HOME 10. Instruments heard on this recording include 11. The composer and lead singer on this song is 12. This song was composed by 13. George's East Indian influenced song from Sgt. Pepper features tamboura and philosophical lyrics. It is WITHIN YOU WITHOUT YOU 14. One '67 psychedelic nostalgia song by John features an album version combining two different takes (adjusted from different speeds) and the famous "cranberry sauce" ending. It is STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER 15. Inspired by a t.v. ad, this John song from Sgt. Pepper features saxes, French horn and trombones and sound effects including animal noises. It is GOOD MORNING GOOD MORNING 16. John's "world message" song was broadcast live via satellite to 400 million people, and featured orchestra and chorus. It is ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE 17. This working version of "Good Morning Good Morning" was composed and sung by Click Here to Play Audio 18. The composer of this song is most likely Click Here to Play Audio 19. John's surreal circus song from Sgt. Pepper uses various organs and tape loops to transform imagery to sound. It is BEING FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. KITE 20. Major events in late 1967 for the Beatles included studying transcendental meditation, the formation of Apple Publishing, and . 21. The composer and lead singer on this song is 22. This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 23. This demo version was composed and sung by 24. This song was composed and lead vocals sung by 25. One John song, inspired by his son's drawing, featured surreal lyrics for the verses and a R&R chorus. It is LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS 26. Beatle composed and sings lead on this original song. 27. Costing $75,000and taking 700 hours to record, this Beatles album was a subtle parody of the Pop medium, and reflected marijuana use in the process and product. It is 28. One Paul song from Sgt. Pepper was written when he was a teen, and features session clarinets and a vaudeville sound. It is WHEN I’M SIXTY-FOUR 29. One of the Beatles' assistants, , received some royalties from Paul for his contributions to the Sgt. Pepper songs and album. M. EVANS 30. The Beatles play tissue paper and combs on this tongue-in-cheek Paul song from Sgt. Pepper featuring ending chords later used for "Hey Jude". 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It is 5) One of the Beatles' assistants, , received some royalties from Paul for his contributions to the Sgt. Pepper songs and 6) The Beatles play tissue paper and combs on this tongue-in-cheek Paul song from Sgt. Pepper featuring ending chords later used for "Hey Jude". It is 7) Paul added flute and recorder to this song from Magical Mystery Tour with 8) Paul's late '67 single featured an "Hawaiian" finish to reprise the song, and an 9) This "fifth Beatle" helped create the many overdubs on the Sgt. Pepper, and gives his commentary on the creation of these songs. He is 10) Paul's early '67 single featured piccolo trumpet, nostalgic lyrics, and a promo 11) Originally titled "Badfinger Boogie," this Paul song, sung by Ringo, was a '68 cover hit for Joe Cocker. It is 12) Paul plays harpsichord and John maracas on this Sgt. Pepper song not recorded at Abbey Road studios. It is 13) The Beatles play no instruments on this Sgt. 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