Rolling Stones 500 The Beatles

Guitar Music Theory

Desi Serna

Musictheoryforguitar, Guitar, Guitarscales, Performing Arts, Guitarmusictheory, Music, Guitarlessons, Arts, Guitarchords, Guitartheory

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🗓️ 11 December 2021

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

Let It Be is known as The Beatles’ breakup record: the one where squabbles among John, Paul, George, and Ringo began to overtake the music, resulting in their darkest, most divisive set of songs. In our season 2 premiere, Paul and Ringo join best-selling author and Rolling Stone writer Rob Sheffield to take us step-by-step through the making of the album, from the failed back-to-basics concept to the famous 1969 rooftop gig to the bitter feud over producer Phil Spector’s involvement. Listen only on Amazon Music. Listen to Rolling Stone 500: http://wondery.fm/RS500_Music_Theory

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0:00.0	Greetings guitar engineers, this is Desi Cerna of the guitar music theory podcast with a special message
0:06.8	about Rolling Stones 500 Greatest Albums and Amazon original podcast.
0:13.0	What does everyone get wrong about the Beatles' final album, Let It Bea.
0:18.0	How did Brittany Spears create blackout in the middle of a tabloid circus? How did Dolly Parton come into her own as a songwriter on Coat of Many Colors?
0:27.0	Hear the stories about these and other classic records by everyone from Shekira to David Bowie in season 2 of Rolling Stones 500 Greatest
0:36.5	albums and Amazon Original Podcast. Here's a clip of Rolling Stones 500 Greatest Album albums featuring Paul McCartney from the Beatles.
0:46.0	While you're listening, be sure to follow Rolling Stones's
0:49.0	500 Greatest Albums on Amazon music.
0:52.0	Paul McCartney contributed one of his all-time most soulful love songs,
0:56.0	written for his new girlfriend, Linda.
0:58.0	The song was called Two of Us.
1:01.0	Two of Us.
1:02.0	Two of Us riding nowhere, spending someone's modern thing.
1:09.7	You know, I've got a very vivid memory of driving out of London in my Aston Martin with Linda.
1:16.6	There's the two of us and she was always keen on getting lost.
1:20.6	But whereas most of us guys, you know, driving, particularly driving a loved one, you know, a new girlfriend, in my case, you're nervous about getting lost. You know, oh God in London you can really get lost. It's not like
1:35.8	New York was a grid, but she would always just say, yeah well so let's get lost, you know, and we went out
1:41.1	just like great. We just headed out of London and we came to a place where there was a little parking spot in the field and then there was a woods.
1:50.0	I had my guitar I pretty much took it every woman and just started writing that song, you know.
1:56.2	It came very easily because it was commenting on what we were doing kind of thing,
2:00.6	but going a bit more lyrical with it, poetic, and you know, just putting in, you know, chasing paper and just little phrases that I like. But basically that day spawned that little soccer.
2:20.0	Be sure to follow Rolling Stones's 500 Greatest Albums on Amazon Music.
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