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Has anybody who was at the session confirmed that he actually said f*****g hell, it sounds like he could’ve just said what the hell, although it’s not that audible and I have yet to listen to the isolated center channel AKA isolated vocal track, so I can’t be sure.
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Offline Dark Overlord said
Has anybody who was at the session confirmed that he actually said f*****g hell, it sounds like he could’ve just said what the hell, although it’s not that audible and I have yet to listen to the isolated center channel AKA isolated vocal track, so I can’t be sure.
There is definitely someone saying “f*****g hell”. I have seen it attributed to John and Paul and for a few different reasons, e.g. John playing a wrong note.
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@Ron Nasty said
Are you referring to this, @William Shears Campbell?From Joe’s article:
Hey Jude contains an unedited expletive, which is often played by radio stations to this day. In the final verse, John Lennon sang “Let her into” instead of “Let her under your skin”. His cry of “Oh!”, followed by “F*****g hell”, remains in the final mix.
Yes that is what I am talking about, however I wanted the exact timestamp. I also remember that site being interesting to browse around.
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Offline PeterWeatherby said
Maybe it wasn’t an “error”, per se, but George’s guitar solo in “All You Need Is Love ” always struck me as an aborted attempt. The first half of it is fine (1:19-1:26), of course, but then it almost sounds as if he clipped a string and dropped a pick and gave up, or maybe just ran out of ideas. The guitar croaks a bit (1:27-1:29), then just drops out.
They also recorded this song live for Our World, so maybe he just wanted to keep it simple instead of taking the risk of butchering it.
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