Come Together

...Noffsinger, saxophone; and Tom Wolfe, guitar. The group will play selections from Bill Anschell's original compositions, and they might play an arrangement of The Beatles' "Come Together. " Chris Kozak, the bass player, contacted...

In this article: Bill Anschell, Wesleyan University, Seattle, and Oberlin College

...who was not even aware he would feature on the famous cover. The Beatles are followed by modern day fans, listening to Come Together, dancing and playing air guitar The procession continues across the road, with the American tourist...

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...well suited to remastering. It's got style (the slinky, bass groove of Lennon's sly, post-hippy anthem Come Together), it's got heart (George Harrison's spine-tingling ballad Something), it's got rock and roll (Oh! Darling features McCartney's...

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...and "Octopus' Garden", two of the Beatles' least substantial songs ever. No one has ever accused the Beatles of being funky, but "Come Together" is the closest they came. "I Want You (She's So Heavy)", and especially its apocalyptic coda,...

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...point. Elsewhere, Forcione gave us a stealthily echoing take on Dave Brubeck's Take Five and a version of the Beatles' Come Together that seemed almost to still have John Lennon's sardonic holler hanging around somewhere in the wings. There...

In this article: Antonio Forcione, Al dente, Stevie Wonder, I Wish, Superstition, Isaac Hayes, Marvin Gaye, Motown, and John Lennon

...sound better. And it deepens a connection to the music by making gamers feel responsible for ensuring that George gets the guitar riff right on "Come Together" or that Ringo doesn't sing a bum note in "Octopus's Garden." With this move,...

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...nonchalantly saying, "Danny, you were better than Kris." Allen got a chance to shine alone next, and, like Lambert, he went for the big score, choosing "Come Together" by the Beatles. He got to borrow one of Slash's guitars during the...

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...other double A-sided singles, including "Yellow Submarine " b/w "Eleanor Rigby", "Strawberry Fields Forever" b/w "Penny Lane", and "Come Together" b/w "Something." Some singles have also been designated double A-sides in retrospect, such as...

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...showcasing the phenomenal strengths and interplay of McCartney and Starr. Come Together has a tougher strut, and The End explodes with rhythmic power. The textures and segues of the 16-minute medley are clearer, fully revealing a...

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