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The Beatles - Don't Pass Me By (Mono) By TheOneBeatle READ DESCRIPTION TO KNOW THE STORY. I DO NOT OWN THE BEATLES. (IMAGES & SONG PROPERTY OF EMI & APPLE). Recorded In: 5, 6 June, 5 and 12 July, 1968 Genre: Country Rock Ringo Starr: lead vocal, drums, piano, sleigh bell Paul McCartney: piano, bass Jack Fallon: violin Credits per Ian MacDonald and supported by Mark Lewisohn "Don't Pass Me By" is a song by the Beatles from the double album The Beatles (also known as the White Album). It was Ringo Starr's first solo composition, and he sang lead vocals. ORIGIN Its earliest mention seems to be in a BBC chatter session introducing "And I Love Her" on the Top Gear program in 1964. In the conversation, Starr is asked if he wrote a song and Paul McCartney proceeded to mock it soon after, singing the first line "Don't pass me by, don't make me cry, don't make me blue." The song employs a three-chord blues structure. RECORDING The song was recorded in three separate sessions in 1968: 5 and 6 June, 5 and 12 July. Despite references to the song in 1964 as "Don't Pass Me By", it was called "Ringo's Tune (Untitled)" on the 5 June session tape label and "This Is Some Friendly" on the 6 June label. By 12 July, the title was restored. During a lead vocal track recorded on 6 June, Starr audibly counted out 8 beats, and it can be heard in the released song starting at 2:30 of the 1987 CD version. George Martin arranged an orchestral interlude as an introduction, but this was rejected. In 1996, the introduction was released as the track "A Beginning" on The Beatles Anthology 3 CD. The line "I'm sorry that I doubted you, I was so unfair, You were in a car crash and you lost your hair" is cited by proponents of the Paul is dead urban legend as a clue to McCartney's fate; the line "you lost your hair" is claimed to be a reference to "When I'm Sixty-Four", which McCartney wrote. However, the expression "to lose one's hair" was a fairly common English idiom (see, for instance, Elizabeth Bowen's novel "The Death of the Heart," 1938); it simply means "to become anxious or upset." 2009 Movie Animation Studio By Josué Adán Gallardo In Windows Movie Maker On Format Video & Widescreen (WMV)(16:9) - Album Downloaded - Album Artworks Animations In Anime Studio Pro 5.5 - 1968 Apple Records (UK) / Capitol Records (US). (Mono). Tags: 1968, album, apple, aspinall, beatlemania, beatles, by, capitol, country, don't, emerick, evans, fallon, geoff, george, ian, jack, lewisohn, macdonald, mal, mark, martin, mccartney, me, mono, neil, pass, paul, records, ringo, rock, starr, the, uk, us, white 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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