Get Back to Let It Be...Dissected: Act Two Scene Two: Rolls 25-A + 57-B

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Sunday, October 8, 2017

Act Two Scene Two: Rolls 25-A + 57-B

"I'm leaving the band, and starting a one-man mime act"

This had been a very productive and long day for the Beatles. Let’s review:

It started with Paul’s “morning show” delivered from the piano, playing an interesting piano arrangement of a tragic 1936 classical piece titled “Adagio for Strings”. Next, he musically time-traveled, performing a 1925 show classic, an early 1950’s British children’s show featuring a puppet, and the debut of four new songs, two of which are now considered to be among his masterpieces.

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