Get Back to Let It Be...Dissected: Act Three Scene Three Rolls 42-A + 66-B

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Saturday, October 14, 2017

Act Three Scene Three Rolls 42-A + 66-B

Introducing those Merry Madcaps of Eternal Darkness: The Strolling Moans

Rehearsals for Don't Let Me Down are heading towards a conclusion, which George indirectly triggers.

Despite having tried a handful of variations based on Paul’s ‘I’m in love for the first time’ counter-vocal idea, the Beatles continue searching for the elusive something that makes Paul's idea work. Now they expand their musical search parameters, resulting in several unique versions of Don’t Let Me Down.