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The Beatles walk off into history...on a Sunset Boulevard billboard
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Bass Week: Macca's Fab Four best 1963-69
Joe Bosso, Sat 29 Oct 2011, 9:30 pm BST
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The Beatles walk off into history...on a Sunset Boulevard billboard
John Lennon might have nicked Chuck Berry's You Can't Catch Me on this swampy, bluesy bit of rock 'n' roll, but Paul McCartney's bass playing - spooky, sinuous, throbbing and groovy - is as original as it gets.
McCartney was hurt that Lennon wouldn't let him sing along in the studio (although he did track a vocal overdub), but he sucked it up and made his other contributions count, even writing the electric piano part that John would eventually play himself.
Paul's work on the four-string is, as usual, thrilling, helping to create Come Together's magical, mystical and unshakable spell.








