Music · Section transition
♭III to ♭III
Section boundary moves from the ♭III chord to the ♭III chord.
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It is on one Beatles recording, 'You Never Give Me Your Money' from 1969. McCartney wrote and sang it, and it was cut 6 May 1969. It came out on Abbey Road, 26 September 1969. It comes ninth of the album's seventeen tracks and Giles Martin remixed it for the reissues. It also has chimes, which turns up on three of their recordings.
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'You Never Give Me Your Money' (1969) is the only Beatles song with a ♭III to ♭III section transition.
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| # | Title | Year | Album | Lead Vocal(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | You Never Give Me Your Money | 1969 | Abbey Road | Paul | Section C→D: C → C |
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