real01 wrote:
"If Yoko had more involvement in the WA while it was being recorded...
Back In The USSR - it would only had noises of planes taking of and landing.
Prudence - a song changed to one loop of one or two chords.
Glass Onion - instead of lyrics that we know, it would name a lot of other Beatle songs: You know about a Nowhere Man... He's here, there & anywhere and everywhere....
Wild Honey Pie - would be left as it is.
Bungalow Bill - sounds of rifles etc.
WMGGW - Yoko would play with the track and by accident she wipes almost the whole song, leaving just the start (/E-yo/ and finish: /Ooo-ooo, yeah, yeah, yeah/).
Also, the song would be listed as 'While My SITAR Gently Weeps.'
Martha My Dear - Yoko provides the lead vocal.
I'm So Tired - arranged in Indian style, in the manner of Within You - Without You.
Blackbird & Piggies - while mixing, she would by accident switch the animal noise - 'Blackbird' gets the oinks, and Piggies would have bird-sounds. So we get 'Pigbirds' and 'Blackie'.
Rocky Raccoon - Eric Clapton on lead acoustic guitar here.
WDWDITR - she would dress up the track into orchestral sound in the manner of Phil Spector.
I Will - lead vocal by Yoko, with various English & American accents.
Birthday - the melody stays the same, but the only lyrics through out the song would be: party-birthday, birthday party.
Yer Blues - it would be left as it is.
Mother's Nature Son - she would instruct Paul to change it to 'Mother's Nature Daughter'.
EGSTHEMAMM - she would recite the lyrics and not sing it.
Sexy Sadie - only the title of the song is sung and the rest of the track is instrumental.
Helter Skelter - drums played by Yoko.
Long, Long, Long - while mixing, she accidentally silences the volume to zero so we have the 'silence song' on WA.
Revolution 1 - it would be mixed as a soft, doo woop track.
Honey Pie - lyrics changed to 18 or 19 century English.
Savoy Truffle - whole song mixed backwards as yovaS elffurT.
Cry Baby Cry - she would leave only the 'Can you take me back' part.
Revolution 9 - as it is.
Good Night - lead vocal by Yoko and Ringo would play drums.
(I've skipped Julia since it is a song which Lennon dedicated to his mother and to Yoko.)"