Get Back to Let It Be...Dissected: Act Two Scene Two: Rolls 23-A + 55-B + 56-B

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Sunday, October 8, 2017

Act Two Scene Two: Rolls 23-A + 55-B + 56-B

"I thought you meant Twickenham, Oregon."

George summons the spirit of Ray Charles and his backing singers, the Raelettes as examples of the backing vocals that he wants from John and Paul. He plays a few lines from Back in the USSR, before beginning to quote line of dialog which originate from a seductive and in-your-face lewd contemporary play. This play ends in a simulated sex act (hint: the play is named “The Beard”).

The track ends with another short performance of "All Things Must Pass". The game board is set: the very next performance will be a tear-jerker.