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How The Beatles Made "Magical Mystery Tour" | The Magical Mystery Tour Sessions

Everything you need to know about The Beatles' "Magical Mystery Tour" song. | Once the recording for Sgt. Pepper was over, the Beatles settled into a routine of low-key, continuous recording instead of squeezing as much into a three-month album schedule as they had while on tour. This fit their more carefree lifestyle, but it also had an inherent lack of tension that would taint the final product. They didn't have to pay studio fees; all they had to do was find some spare time in the Abbey Road schedules and show up, regardless of what they had to record. As a result, they now spent a large portion of their time at Studio 2 not recording or even rehearsing but writing songs. Meanwhile, the group's dr@g use had started to affect their judgment and decrease their level of self-criticism. They worked on the track from April until May 1967. Biographer Hunter Davies writes: 🗣️ "When The Beatles arrived at the EMI studios, all they had was the title and a few bars of music. Paul played the opening bars of ‘Magical Mystery Tour’ on the piano, showing the others how it would go. He gestured a lot with his hands and shouted, ‘Flash, Flash,’ saying it would be like a commercial." Although Paul is in charge of this track, the admirable team effort is evident because John's vocals are very prominent in the harmonies. Ringo's drums, with their smashing cymbals and all, play a huge part in keeping the song alive.. And the percussionists and trumpet players deserve their share of appreciation. #thebeatles #johnlennon #paulmccartney #georgeharrison #ringostarr #music #magicalmysterytour