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Sound Pictures

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by Kenneth Womack


  instrumental covers of, 11

  recording sound quality of, 19–20

  studios frequented by, 439–440

  Ron Goodwin Orchestra, 11–12

  Rouse, Allan, 473

  Royal Academy of Music Symphony Orchestra, 484

  Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, 416

  Rubber Soul (LP)

  Capitol Records culling tracks from, 77

  CD release, 462, 464

  commerical success, 89

  demographic growth with, 17

  humor on, 334

  Indian instruments on, 25–26, 33

  instrumental covers from, 113

  as musical inspiration, 51

  recording/production, 1–2, 10, 32, 45, 48

  release, 2

  title criticism, 110

  “Rumbletum,” 115

  “Run for Your Life,” 32

  Rupert and the Frog Song (film), 446–448

  Russell, Ethan, 398

  Saltzman, Harry, 413, 414–415

  Samwell-Smith, Paul, 298

  Sanders, Neil, 218

  Sarony, Leslie, 283

  Saturday Club (television show), 72–73

  “Savoy Truffle,” 344, 345

  Sax, Sidney, 62, 199, 200, 264, 282

  “Say Say Say,” 451, 453, 456, 458

  Say Something (LP), 465

  Scaffold, 71–72, 297–298

  Schulman, Andrew, 476

  Schwartz, Francie, 313

  Scott, Ken

  Beatlemania experiences, 141

  Beatles’ interpersonal relations, 343

  EMI Studio employment, 228, 281, 325, 374

  “Hey Jude” production, 329, 332, 334

  “Lady Madonna” production, 299

  Magical Mystery Tour production, 278, 281, 282, 284

  Martin on White Album quality, 347

  at Martin’s memorial, 491

  personality descriptions, 325

  Sgt. Pepper production, 228

  White Album production, 325, 335, 336, 345, 346, 347

  Scott, Robin, 280

  Scott, Ronnie, 300–301

  “Sea of Monsters,” 305–306

  “Sea of Time,” 306

  Seatrain, 408, 410–411

  Seaweed Studios, Marblehead, 410–411

  Secombe, Harry, 395, 446, 466, 470

  Sedaka, Neil, 434

  Segal, Erich, 240

  Seiwell, Denny, 414

  Sellers, Peter

  choral accompaniments for, 114

  comedy recordings and sound effects, 25, 72, 93

  comedy team reunion, 446

  death of, 446

  films, 360, 367

  Starr vacations with, 345–346

  Sentimental Journey (LP), 396–398

  “Serenade to a Double Scotch,” 113

  “Sexy Sadie,” 327, 328

  “Sgt. Pepper’s Inner Groove,” 242–244

  “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”

  album song order, 236

  concept development, 182–183

  covers of, 254, 297

  listening sessions for, 228

  recording/production, 182, 184–186, 218–219, 229, 231, 237

  Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (film), 436–439

  Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (LP)

  awards, 255, 306, 435

  Beatles’ view of, 245

  CD release, 462–463, 464–465

  censorship controversies, 247–248

  closing sound effects, 242–244

  commercial success, 253–254

  concept development, 133, 183–184

  cover design, 223, 230, 254–255

  deadlines for, 229

  influences on, 179, 207, 218

  postproduction, 237–238, 239

  production budget and costs, 193, 255

  production descriptions, 193, 209, 255

  recording of, 150–152, 157–158, 162, 165, 179–183, 184–186, 190–196, 190–205, 198–205, 207–213, 215–231, 233–235, 242–244

  release of, 253–254

  release party for, 246–247

  reviews, 248, 256–257

  song order, 218, 236–237, 238

  studio hours, total, 235

  studio visitors during, 196–197, 200

  television documentaries on making of, 469

  television programs based on, 250–251

  Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (musical), 437

  “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)”, 231, 233–234, 239

  Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (soundtrack), 436–438

  “Shame and Scandal in the Family,” 269

  Shankar, Ravi, 26, 99, 133

  Shaw, Sandie, 7–8, 81

  “She Came in Through the Bathroom Window,” 382, 383, 436

  “She Loves You,” 17, 135–136

  “She Said She Said,” 106–107

  Shea Stadium concerts, 3–5, 121, 126

  Shearer, Kenneth, 369

  Shears, Billy (fictional character), 229–230, 237, 436

  Sheffield, Barry, 330, 331

  Sheffield, Norman, 330

  Shenton, Violet, 190

  Shepperton Studios, 140

  Sheridan, Tony, 382

  “Sheriff Myras Lincoln,” 395

  Sher-oo! (album), 296, 348

  “She’s a Woman,” 4, 317, 429

  “She’s Leaving Home”

  album song order, 236, 238

  arrangement, 223–224, 287

  covers of, 238, 268, 412

  listening sessions for, 228

  recording, 224–225, 311

  Wilson, Brian, review, 256–257

  Shingles, Steve, 62, 65, 224

  “Shirley’s Wild Accordion,” 286–287

  Shotton, Pete, 62, 308

  Shuman, Mort, 12

  Siddle, Dave, 257–258, 286

  Silent Letter (LP), 440

  Sillito, Kenneth, 448

  “Silly Love Songs,” 458–459

  Silver, Charles, 373

  Silver, Eddie, 26

  Simon, Paul, 436

  Simon and Garfunkel, 131–132, 435

  Simpson, Derek, 62, 155

  Sinatra, Frank, 102, 288

  “Since I Lost My Baby,” 10

  Sinclair, Andrew, 465

  Singer, Aubrey, 260

  “Sister Golden Hair,” 426

  633 Squadron (film), 11

  Skinner, John, 95

  Skolfield, Simaen, 405–406, 408, 414, 421, 470

  Slaughter, Keith, 359, 369, 421

  “Sloop John B,” 50, 102

  Small Faces, 9, 69, 81, 297, 350, 376

  Smiley Smile (LP), 143, 178, 256, 257

  Smith, John, 329, 334, 336, 346

  Smith, Judy Lockhart

  background, 87

  bands named by, 10

  at Black-Willis wedding, 361

  children of, 270, 395

  at costume ball, 291–292

  at costumed recording session, 200

  Epstein’s death, 271–272

  husband’s biographical television special, 454

  “Love Me Do” original recording discovery, 473

  Martin relationship and marriage, 1, 89, 107–108

  Martin’s reunion with father, 90

  as Martin’s support, 90–91

  at McCartney, Linda, memorial, 475

  residences, 433, 446, 481

  Revolver cover design preview, 104

  studio recordings with, 89, 91–92

  trust patronage, 492

  at Yellow Submarine premiere, 319

  Smith, Kenneth Lockhart, 89, 108

  Smith, Norman, 19, 25, 26, 28, 219, 225–226, 226, 490

  Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, The, 338

  “Softly Whispering I Love You,” 268–269

  Solomon, Norman, 274

  “Somebody Who Cares,” 450, 453

  “Somedays,”
475

  “Something,” 375, 381, 384, 388, 390, 392

  “Something Tells Me (Something’s Going to Happen Tonight)”, 407

  Somnambulant Adventure, A (Whitaker), 97, 101

  Sondheim, Stephen, 456

  Song, A (album), 325, 434

  Song Cycle (LP), 257

  Songs for Swingin’ Sellers, 72

  sonic screens, 310

  Sony, 462

  sound pictures, 209, 410

  Soundbreaking (television documentary), 489

  Sounds Incorporated, 221

  Spector, Phil, 20, 398, 399, 400–402, 431

  Spinetti, Victor, 290

  Spiritual Regeneration Movement, 271

  St. Paul’s Cathedral Choir, 448

  Stackridge, 417

  Stagge, Alan, 314, 325, 374

  “Stardust,” 397

  Stark, David, 488

  Starr, Maureen, 133, 139, 292

  Starr, Ringo. See also Beatles; Beatles’ films; Beatles’ performances; Beatles’ recording sessions; Beatles’ tours; specific Beatles songs, films and albums

  Anthology project, 474

  on Beach Boys influence, 143

  Beatles’ compilation album criticism, 431

  at Cirque du Soleil gala premiere, 488

  costume ball attendance, 292

  drug use, 31, 243

  film roles, 360, 367, 374

  hair cutting incidents, 59

  health, 396

  lead vocals, 91, 229–230, 317, 328

  Lennon tribute song drum track, 452

  on Martin television tribute, 397

  Martin’s death and memorial, 491

  at McCartney, Linda, memorial, 475

  McCartney solo albums featuring, 450, 451

  on musicianship quality, 17–18, 118

  recording session walkouts, 337–338, 343

  royalty lawsuits, 473

  solo albums by, 396–398

  songwriting, 46, 314, 323, 375

  subordinate position of, 230, 356

  tea towel experimentation, 148

  television variety show guest spots, 300

  on time off vs. touring, 73

  vacations and travels, 306, 345–346

  vocal confidence issues, 230

  Starr, Zak, 139

  Stax Studio, 19–21, 22

  Steel Wheels (LP), 469

  Steele, Tommy, 417–418

  “Step Inside Love,” 289, 295, 296

  stereo format, 378

  Steve Miller Band, 360

  Stevens, Cat, 269

  Stewart, Eric, 451, 456, 459

  Stewart, Jim, 21, 23

  Stewart, Mike, 112

  Stewart, Rod, 427, 484

  Stigwood, Robert, 177–178, 249, 275, 436–437, 438

  Sting, 469

  Stockhausen, Karlheinz, 23, 24, 194

  “Stop Stop Stop,” 239

  “Stop the Game,” 444

  Stranded (LP), 395

  “Strangers in the Night,” 102

  Stravinsky, Igor, 306

  Strawberry Field Trust, 492

  “Strawberry Fields Forever”

  albums including, 291

  commerical success, 175–177

  influences on, 155

  promotional videos for, 179, 182

  recording/production, 146, 147–149, 150–151, 152, 153–156, 157, 158–162, 167

  reviews, 174–175

  single release, 168–169, 174, 207

  single sleeve design, 179

  “Substitute,” 13

  “Such a Peaceful Day,” 268

  Sullivan, Ed (The Ed Sullivan Show), 3, 14, 91, 97, 142, 289

  Sullivan, Peter, 4, 71, 87

  Summer of Love: The Making of Sgt. Pepper (Martin and Pearson), 469–470

  “Sun Arise,” 10–11, 11

  “Sun King,” 382, 383, 385, 436

  Sun Records, 20

  Sunday Night at the London Palladium (television show), 12, 14, 91, 176

  Surround Yourself with Cilla (LP), 376

  “Surround Yourself with Sorrow,” 376, 407

  Sweet Inspiration (LP), 406

  Swinfield, Ray, 171

  Swinging Radio England, 9

  Sykes, Eric, 209

  “Take It Away,” 450, 453

  “Take It Easy on Me,” 455

  “Taking the Maharajah Apart,” 269

  Talent for Loving, A (film), 21

  Talmy, Shel, 12–14

  Taupin, Bernie, 475

  taxes, 58, 118, 246, 248, 308, 368–369, 434

  “Taxman,” 58–59, 60, 78, 106

  Taylor, Alistair, 284, 346

  Taylor, Christopher, 287

  Taylor, Derek, 122, 127, 177, 292, 377, 417

  Taylor, Eve, 8

  Taylor, James, 353

  Taylor, Richard, 287

  Tchaikovsky, Pyotr, 479

  “Teddy Boy,” 362

  “Telephone Directory,” 115

  “Telstar,” 27, 190, 253

  Temperance Seven, 454

  “10 Guitars,” 176

  “Thank U Very Much,” 298

  “Thank You Girl,” 206

  That Was the Week That Was (television show), 114

  “That’s What They Call the Didgeridoo,” 11

  Their Satanic Majesties Request (LP), 252

  “Theme from The Family Way”, 157

  “Theme One,” 280, 297

  “(There’s) Always Something There to Remind Me,” 7

  “These Years,” 269

  “Think for Yourself,” 45

  “13 Questions,” 410, 411

  “This Boy” (“Ringo’s Theme”), 40, 50, 113, 136, 384

  “This Golden Ring,” 10

  “This Is the First Time,” 296

  This Is Your Life (television show), 454

  This Week (television show), 114

  Thomas, Chris

  as AIR production assistant, 311

  Beatles’ recording sessions descriptions, 375–376

  Beatles’ recordings, 321, 344, 345

  as Martin substitute, 337, 341, 342, 375

  Pink Floyd album production, 412

  sound effect search, 315

  Trident Studios challenges, 331

  Thomas, Dylan, 465–466, 470

  Thomas, Michael Tilson, 427

  Thomas, René, 396

  Thompson, Francis, 330, 339

  Thornton, Eddie, 79, 81, 242

  Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines (film), 12

  “Those Were the Days,” 326, 333

  “3 Blind Jellyfish,” 72

  Threetles, 474–475

  Tibetan Book of the Dead, The, 32

  “Ticket to Ride,” 5, 286, 413

  “Time,” 198

  “Time Beat,” 56, 157

  Time Exposure (LP), 454–455

  “Time Is on My Side,” 11

  Timperley, John, 270

  “Tin Man,” 418

  “To Sir with Love,” 292

  “To the Sun and the Moon,” 417

  toilet paper, 219

  “Tomb of the Unknown Love,” 461

  Tommy (album), 376–377

  Tommy (musical and soundtrack), 471

  “Tomorrow Never Knows” (formerly “Mark I”)

  for album cover inspiration, 104

  for Cirque du Soleil performance, 486–487

  composition, 31–34, 106

  instruments on, 148

  performance limitations, 98

  postproduction, 97–98

  recording of, 36–43, 59, 60, 74, 75–76, 78, 107

  reviews, 112

  as style evolution example, 145

  title selection, 59

  Top of the Pops (television show), 7, 87, 102, 298

  Tornados, 27

  Toto, 459

  Townhouse Studios, 476–477

  Townsend, Ken

  awards, 40

  Beatles recording sessions, 38, 49, 53, 198–199, 212, 220<
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  direct injection techniques, 185

  on EMI Studios technology, 330

  four-track tape machines synchronicity, 198–199

  frequency changers, 159

  at Martin’s memorial, 491

  outtakes and sound effect recordings, 93

  recording innovations, 49, 53

  vocal double-tracking innovations, 40–41

  Townshend, Pete, 13, 326, 471

  Transcendental Meditation, 204, 271, 276, 298–299, 307

  Trident Music (Hollywood), 437–438

  Trident Studios (London), 330, 338, 342–343, 368

  Tug of War (LP), 448–453

  tuning strategies, 84

  “Turn the Lights Down,” 116

  Turner, Steve, 63, 75

  Twang!! (musical), 6–7

  “12-Bar Original,” 279

  Twickenham Studios, 303, 338–339, 349–353, 355–358, 361, 380

  Twiggy, 326

  “Twist and Shout,” 4, 5

  “2 Days Monday,” 72, 297

  Two Leslies, 283

  “Two of Us,” 352, 355–356, 360, 367

  Tyler, Bonnie, 466

  UFO, 444

  Ultravox, 454, 455–456

  “Umpa, Umpa (Stick It Up Your Jumper)”, 283

  Under Milk Wood (musical), 465–466, 470

  underwater singing, 95

  Underwood, John, 62, 139–140, 199, 224

  Unger, Art, 120

  United Artists, 112–113, 156–157, 240, 371, 398

  United States. See also Capitol Records

  AIR artist releases in, 131

  Beatles’ controversies, 120–124, 126

  Beatles’ television appearances in, 3, 14, 91, 97, 289

  Beatles’ tours and concerts in, 3–5, 14, 121, 126, 237, 431

  Martin residence in, 433

  music styles of, 18–23, 35, 48, 155

  recording studios in, 197–198, 410–411, 420–421, 471

  Up Against It (film script), 240

  Ure, Midge, 455, 469

  Ustinov, Peter, 162, 207

  Van Gelder Studio, 197–198

  Vane, Peter, 216

  varispeed recordings, 24, 99, 109, 164, 217, 225, 330

  Vaughan, David, 169, 170

  Vaughan, Ivan, 225, 226

  Vendome, Michele, 12

  “Ventura Highway,” 418, 440

  Very Best of Cilla Black, The (LP), 491

  Vickers, Mike, 116, 264, 266, 268, 269, 296, 385

  Vietnam War, 101

  Vince, Peter, 200, 228, 278, 374–375

  Vivaldi, Antonio, 62

  “Voices,” 443

  Voormann, Klaus, 103–105, 222, 255, 395

  Wakeman, Rick, 256

  Wale, Reg, 286–287

  “Walk Hand in Hand,” 130–131

  Walton, Dennis, 171

  “Wanderlust,” 451, 453, 458

  Warwick, Dionne, 7

  “Watch Me,” 412

  Watkins, Derek, 155

  “We All Stand Together,” 447–448

  “We Can Work It Out,” 2, 47, 136

  “Weather Forecast,” 115

  Webb, Jimmy, 332, 343–344, 433–434

 

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