The Beatles (The White Album)
	Artist: Beatles

I noticed this song wasn't used at the Olympic opening ceremony, I guess because McCartney sang it at the Queen's Jubilee celebration. To me Desmond and Molly Jones are pure England. Life goes on. Whatcha listening to this Saturday night?

So my eleven year old, who has discovered the importance of music in developing a cool aesthetic, asked me what my first favorite rock song was.

It was "Hey Jude" by the Beatles. I had just turned five.

I think one of the keys to the longevity of Beatles music is that their songs are so singable. Many are as easy to carry as a children's song.

Okay kid, I'd like to see you pull that act with Revolution Number 9. Music thread below.

Just a little reminder that complaints about taxation didn't always suck as badly as they did today. Happy Tax Day, everyone.

Revolver
	Artist: The Beatles

Beatles!

Rubber Soul (1990)
	Artist: Beatles

Got a favorite about a girl?

Past Masters
	Artist: The Beatles

it's been cloudy/rainy for 2 days here in Nashvegas, and this song has been running through my head. Here's the original promo video set to the 2009 remasters.

Help!
	Artist: The Beatles

Ringo Starr turned 71 yesterday. Here's The Beatles' version of a Buck Owens classic featuring the 'funny one' on the vocals. Happy Birthday Mr. Starkey!

Abbey Road (Remastered)
	Artist: The Beatles

It's time for a little sunshine! What song makes you most happy?

Magical Mystery Tour
	Artist: The Beatles

David Mason was one of those musicians who, although pieces of their work are very famous, remain mostly anonymous to the general public.

As the story goes, Paul McCartney, looking to add some flourish to Penny Lane, happened to catch Mason on the telly playing the piccolo trumpet as a member of the English Chamber Orchestra. The Beatle then recruited Mason to play a solo in the middle of the song- for which Mason received the one-time payment of a whopping 27 pounds and 10 shillings. Quite cheap for a piece that sears right into the memory upon the first listen!

Mason, who in his career was a member of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the New Philharmonia Orchestra, Covent Garden Opera and the English Chamber Orchestra, passed away on April 29, 2011, at the age of 85.

A request for you Clubbers: Please show some more examples of those relatively unknown musicians who have made memorable contributions to the work of more well known musicians and/or groups.

Help!
	Artist: The Beatles

They won't be able to hide their love tomorrow morning. Good luck, Will and Kate, I'll be asleep.

What are you listening to this evening?