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4.07pm
18 April 2013
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Ahhh Girl said
HA! It doesn’t.
Hopefully @Expert Textpert will tell you all what my GPS sounds like. His wife was really good at imitating it.
I would repeat what we were making it say, but I don’t want to offend anyone.
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4.23pm
28 May 2014
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Ahhh Girl said
HA! It doesn’t.
Hopefully @Expert Textpert will tell you all what my GPS sounds like. His wife was really good at imitating it.
I would repeat what we were making it say, but I don’t want to offend anyone.
Wow! You naughty boy @Expert Textpert! Ahhh Girl is doing a number on you!
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11.43pm
3 June 2014
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Somehow, I never made the connection between the title, the lyrics, and the other Beatles in this song, but I really like it. I’m glad it’s a bonus track on the remastered Ringo.
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3.54pm
8 January 2015
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vonbontee said
And speaking of Ringo’s instrumental abilities, this is impressive:Ringo Starr – vocals, drums, acoustic guitar, dobro, standup bass, piano, backing vocals
George Harrison – electric guitars, slide guitar, piano
Klaus Voormann – bass
uncredited – piano
Five different instruments he plays in one song! Even hauls out a standup bass and plays eight shaky notes just to demonstrate his inability – and by extension, his need for musical collaborators. Great, great record.
Naughty bump here, but until we have a thread for the song itself, does anyone have any idea who played the uncredited piano? Must have been an overdub to not be credited at the time, and one would logically think it was Nicky Hopkins but could it have been someone else? Remind me when the song thread turns up so I can claim its actually Elton John 
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but I may have to get more specific in the future.
4.10pm
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17 December 2012
Offline A perfectly possible candidate who needs to be considered is Leon Russell, @ewe2. George was getting to know him around this time via Delaney & Bonnie and Friends. Russell played guitar and keyboards for them.
I wouldn’t be surprised if @Joe didn’t consider making this the song thread.
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4.25pm
8 January 2015
Offline Oohh that’s a good call @Ron Nasty, that also suits Leon Russell’s piano style too! I suspect there was always some stylistic crossover with Sir Elt, they’ve both got their favourite piano licks which are similar.
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1.21pm
23 January 2022
Offline I just heard Early 1970 for the first time and it brought a tear to my eye, especially when I went back to the start and realised the uncertainty in the verse about Paul. 
Then I read in the Wikipedia article that this is the song that Klein tried to entrap Paul with! What a snake.
Poor Richy. I’m so glad he was able to navigate the bickering between the others and play with all of them. It’s so sad that he didn’t get his wish from the end of the song though 
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4.19pm
14 December 2009
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meaigs said
It’s so sad that he didn’t get his wish from the end of the song though
He may or may not have, depending: As I noted upthread, the “all three” as phrased could equally be referring to a guitar, a bass, and a piano 🙂
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3.17am
7 November 2022
Offline “Released: 9 April 1971
Available on:
Photograph: The Very Best Of Ringo Starr “
Isn’t that rather early for a “Best Of” compilation?
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12.58pm
31 March 2008
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Well it was a standalone (non-album) single, and is now on a best-of (Photograph) which came out in 2007. But yeah, 1971 would have been a bit premature for a greatest hits.
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