Every Sound There Is: Exploring The Beatles’ Songs

1. And Your Bird Can Sing

"And Your Bird Can Sing" was mainly written by John, with some input from Paul. The Beatles recorded two distinct versions of the song, releasing the second one on Revolver outside the US, and on Yesterday And Today within it. Twin lead guitars played by George and Paul provide the dominant sound of the recording. The target of the song's lyrics is surprising. 

Introduction

In 1966, The Beatles sang, “You tell me that you’ve heard every sound there is.” In this podcast, I’ll be talking about every sound the Beatles made in the songs they released through EMI between 1962 and 1970. I’ll be looking at the stories behind each song, its composition, arrangement, recording process, lyrics, instruments, and much more.

"Every Sound There Is" trailer

Listen to "Every Sound There Is" for stories and details about every song The Beatles released through EMI between 1962 and 1970.