McCartney Times

When you mention The Beatles song ‘Revolution’, you have to specify which song you’re talking about. Within the band’s canon, there are actually three different songs baring the title ‘Revolution’: an acoustic rendition included on The Beatles titled ‘Revolution 1’, a faster and more distorted rock song simply called ‘Revolution’ that appeared as the B-side to the ‘Hey Jude’ single in 1968, and the experimental musique concrete that appears at the end of The Beatles titled ‘Revolution 9’.All three songs came from the same place. John Lennon finally felt fully galvanised to discuss politics in The Beatles’ music during the recording of The White Album. The first song tackled for the sessions was ‘Revolution’, recorded in the shuffling blues style that eventually became both ‘Revolution 1’ and ‘Revolution 9’.

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