Now, this is the way it should be done--complete with cellos!
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2 comments:
Are these the real Beatles? Aren't there supposed to be four of them?
Yes, these are the real Beatles. This clip was recorded in 1967. If you go to YouTube, you can read more about this particular clip. There are four of them, and they are all there, as well as a very young Mick Jagger.
The point of the Classical Mystery Tour is that many of the Beatle tunes did have orchestral accompaniment, but they weren't performed live that way.
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