Pink Floyd: “Ticket To Ride” from Dark Side Of The Moon
Home » Paul McCartney As “Eclipse” fades out, an orchestral version of the Beatles‘ Ticket To Ride can be heard at a very low level. How to find it: Play through the last track (“Eclipse”)...
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Home » Paul McCartney As “Eclipse” fades out, an orchestral version of the Beatles‘ Ticket To Ride can be heard at a very low level. How to find it: Play through the last track (“Eclipse”)...
No description available. How to find it: Standard Edition: Play through the last track (track #12, “Road”). Deluxe Edition: Play through the last track (track #14, “Get Me Out of Here”) Submitted by: EAM Buy the...
An instrumental. How to find it: Begins at 4:10 of the last track, track #13 (“Anyway”) Submitted by: EAM Buy the CD, MP3 album, or vinyl at Amazon (US)
This is a song which is, in some way, “credited” in the CD backcover, but since it is not present in all CDs, it must be considered a “hidden” track. You’ll see, after the...
Play the second “Ram On” and just before the song “Back Set Of My Car” starts, you’ll hear the first few lines of “Big Barn Bed”, played on a ukelele and sung by Paul...
A cover of the Beatles song I’ve Just Seen A Face written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. How to find it: Rewind from the beginning of track #1 Submitted by: David Feibusch Buy the CD, MP3...
No description available. How to find it: Begins at 7:57 of track #13 (“Don’t Stop Running”) Submitted by: EAM Buy the CD, MP3 album, or vinyl at Amazon (US)
The original 1969 vinyl UK version of Abbey Road does not list “Her Majesty” on the back cover or record, whereas some US copies feature one or the other, or both. The song cuts...
The very end of the album typifies the advanced studio trickery applied throughout Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. After the last droplets of the crashing piano chord of ‘A Day In The Life‘...
Appears only on the Beatles‘ American vinyl edition of ‘Help! Original Motion Picture Soundtrack‘. Performed by the George Martin Orchestra. Also later appeared on the American version of ‘The Beatles 1962-66‘. Available on CD...