“She never walk down Lime Street anymore”
A 39-second fragment of a traditional Liverpool folk song about a local prostitute, performed informally by the Beatles during the Get Back sessions. Credited as arranged by Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and Starkey.
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Independent engineer Glyn Johns recorded the Get Back sessions and Let It Be. Credited on 15 Beatles recordings, including 'I Want You (She's So Heavy)', 'One After 909', 'Maggie Mae'.
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Tags on this page are original analysis, transcribed and cross-checked against the fine work of others: Alan W. Pollack's “Notes on…” series, the Beatles Complete Scores (Hal Leonard), Mark Lewisohn's session histories, Ian MacDonald's Revolution in the Head, Dave Rybaczewski's Beatles Music History and Andy Babiuk's Beatles Gear for the instruments and studio equipment, and others besides – then verified by ear against the recordings. Full bibliography: Sources & thanks.
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