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☺️☺️Los de Liverpool admiraban al célebre pianista fallecido el 10 de junio de 2004. No solo porque en sus inicios hacían versiones de sus temas, como What’d I Say, sino que fue inspirador de algunos de sus temas más reconocidos, como Somtehing y The long and winding road. Por su lado, Ray Charles grabó versiones de temas de los Fab Four, los que en general tuvieron buena recepción de todos ellos. O casi.☺️☺️

🚗 Beatles on the Road – Episode 4: “Day Tripper” (1965)

“Day Tripper” was John and Paul’s cheeky nod to the growing “day trip” craze in 1960s Britain — quick coastal getaways for young couples who couldn’t afford vacations abroad. But, as with most Beatles lyrics, there was more beneath the surface.

John admitted the title carried a double meaning — referring both to literal day travelers and to those who “dabbled” in the psychedelic lifestyle without fully committing.

“It was kind of a drug song,” John said later. “Day trippers are people who go on a trip but don’t stay overnight — mentally or physically.”

Written during their Rubber Soul sessions and recorded the same day as We Can Work It Out, the song captures mid-’60s Beatles energy at full speed: that famous riff, the driving beat, and a wink to a youth culture always on the move.

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☺️☺️Paul McCartney se inspiró en Ray Charles para la composición de la canción "The Long and Winding Road", imaginando cómo él la interpretaría mientras la tocaba en el piano. Los Beatles admiraban a Ray Charles, especialmente sus versiones de sus canciones como "Yesterday" y "Eleanor Rigby". Además, la canción "What'd I Say" de Charles fue una gran influencia para McCartney, pues al escucharla supo que quería dedicarse a la música. 😊☺️

🎤 Who Were the Beatles Trying to Sound Like? (Part 3)

🎹 Paul McCartney’s Ray Charles Inspiration

Before Paul McCartney was writing orchestral pop ballads, he was trying to sing like Ray Charles.

Paul often said he imagined other singers performing his songs while he wrote them — and for “The Long and Winding Road,” that singer was Ray Charles.

“I often write songs thinking, how would Ray sing this?,” Paul later explained.
“He could take a simple tune and give it such heart and soul.”

That slow, gospel ache at the heart of “The Long and Winding Road” — the pleading tone, the subtle tremble — all come from that Ray Charles influence.
Even Billy Preston’s organ and choir-style piano parts were chosen to capture that deep-soul feel.

You can also hear Ray’s spirit echoing in “Let It Be,” “Oh! Darling,” and the raw, emotive phrasing of Paul’s later solo songs like “Maybe I’m Amazed.”

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☺️☺️Los éxitos de The Beatles y Simon & Garfunkel se superpusieron en los años 60. Yo aún no había nacido; los descubrí ambos siendo adolescente en los años 80 (y me encantan ambos), así que no tengo ni idea de cómo se percibía su música en aquella época😄😄

🎶 The Secret Beatles Connection to This 1969 Simon & Garfunkel Classic 🎶

Few fans realize that one Los Angeles house inspired two legendary songs — one by Paul Simon, the other by George Harrison.

When Simon & Garfunkel were writing “Bridge Over Troubled Water” in 1969, they rented the same house on Blue Jay Way in the Hollywood Hills that had earlier inspired Harrison’s psychedelic “Blue Jay Way” song.

Both artists found different truths in the same place:
🔹 Harrison turned the foggy night and his own spiritual isolation into swirling, otherworldly psychedelia.
🔹 Simon transformed that same neighborhood’s quiet introspection into gospel-infused comfort and human connection.

Years later, Harrison and Simon became close friends, performing “Here Comes the Sun” and “Homeward Bound” together on Saturday Night Live in 1976 — one of the most beloved collaborations in TV history.

After Harrison’s passing in 2001, Simon remembered him as “gentle and sad, with country and skiffle influences rippling beneath his sardonic lyrics… an amazing person—brave, kind, and open.”

It’s poetic that two masters, writing in the same Los Angeles home years apart, would both capture such timeless reflections on longing, faith, and peace.
👉 Which song moves you more — “Blue Jay Way” or “Bridge Over Troubled Water”?

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☺️☺️"Twist and Shout", un tema de 1961 grabado originalmente por The Top Notes y posteriormente versionado por los Isley Brothers. La icónica versión de los Beatles, con John Lennon como vocalista principal, se lanzó en su álbum debut Please Please Me en 1963. A pesar de que John Lennon sintió que su voz se tensaba durante la grabación debido a un resfriado, la versión se considera ahora un clásico y fue el único sencillo de la banda que vendió un millón de copias.😄

🎙️ Today’s “Songs the Beatles Covered”: Twist and Shout

When The Beatles recorded “Twist and Shout” on February 11, 1963, it wasn’t just another cover — it was an explosion.

Written by Phil Medley and Bert Berns, the song was first recorded by The Top Notes in 1961, but it was The Isley Brothers’ 1962 version that gave it the fire Lennon wanted. “That’s the one we all loved,” he said. “We tried to do it justice.”

And they did — in just one take.

It was the final song of their Please Please Me album session, recorded at Abbey Road Studio Two after nearly ten hours of live takes. John’s voice was nearly gone by the end of the day, so George Martin saved “Twist and Shout” for last — fearing it would shred Lennon’s throat completely.

“It nearly killed me,” John recalled.
“My voice wasn’t the same for days, but I couldn’t sing it a second time if I tried.”

The result was one of the most electrifying single takes in rock history — raw, wild, and alive. Paul and George’s harmonies are ragged but thrilling; Ringo hammers the drums like he’s leading a riot. Martin later said it was “a triumph of spirit over technique.”

Released as the final track on Please Please Me, it became an anthem of the band’s live shows — the ultimate closer. When The Beatles performed it at the Royal Variety Performance, Lennon famously quipped, “Those in the cheaper seats clap your hands… and the rest of you, if you’ll just rattle your jewelry.”

When Ferris Bueller’s Day Off used the song in 1986, it re-entered the Billboard Hot 100 — giving The Beatles their second chart hit of the ’80s, 25 years after the original recording.

“You can hear that I’m just a frantic guy doing my best,” Lennon said later.
“It’s not perfect — but it’s real.”

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😚😚La gira Nylon Curtain Tour fue una gira de conciertos de 1982 por Estados Unidos y Canadá del cantautor Billy Joel , para promocionar el lanzamiento de su octavo álbum de estudio , The Nylon Curtain . Esta gira se produjo tras un accidente de motocicleta a principios de ese año en el que Joel se lesionó las manos, y también tras el divorcio de su primera esposa y representante, Elizabeth ☺️☺️

🎹 The Beatles → Billy Joel: From Long Island to Liverpool

When Billy Joel saw The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964, his life changed forever.
“I saw four guys who were like me — they weren’t gods, they weren’t from another planet,” Joel said. “That night I decided: that’s what I want to do.”

His early band, The Hassles, mirrored the Merseybeat sound, and by the time of Piano Man, Billy was channeling McCartney’s melodic instincts and Lennon’s edge. He later said his dream as a young musician was simple: “I wanted to join The Beatles — but they already had a piano player named Paul.”

In 2008, history came full circle. Paul McCartney joined Billy on stage at Shea Stadium, closing out the same venue The Beatles had first opened to rock music in 1965. Together, they performed I Saw Her Standing There — one Beatle, one disciple.

🎵 From “Scenes from an Italian Restaurant” to “Hey Jude,” both artists shared a belief that pop could be grand, emotional, and deeply human — songs that made audiences sing, not just listen.

💬 If you could choose one Billy Joel song for The Beatles to cover, which would it be?