Year of release: 1967
Artist: Beatles
Format: WAV
Quality: 44100Hz/16bit
Number of tracks: 4
Number of channels: 1 (mono)
- 58 MB
Description: Multitrack for mixing training
The song was written jointly by Lennon and McCartney specifically for Ringo Starr, who performed it on the album “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”. This composition actually follows from the previous one on the album “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”, they are connected by the playing of George Martin on the electric organ.
The original title of the song is “Bad Finger Boogie”.Recorded: March 29, 30, 1967
Authors – John Lennon / Paul McCartney
Vocals – Ringo Starr
“Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” was the first album recorded by The Beatles after they finished their concert activity and concentrated on studio work (this happened in 1966). The group immediately had a huge amount of free time, which could be used to prepare a new album. Since The Beatles were the main source of income for EMI, they were given almost unlimited access to the capabilities of Abbey Road Studios. The album was recorded for about three months, and its creation required almost 700 hours of studio work. The total costs amounted to 25 thousand pounds sterling. All the compositions of “Sgt. Pepper’s…” were recorded at Abbey Road Studios using mono, stereo and four-track recording devices. The Beatles recorded individual instrumental parts on different tracks, and then these recordings were mixed onto one track. However, due to such multiple overlays of sound fragments, the problem of increased interference and extraneous noise arose, and “Sgt. Pepper’s…” became one of the first albums in the world to use the Dolby NR noise reduction system. The work was carried out with the participation of the band’s new sound engineer Jeff Imerick and The Beatles’ regular sound engineer George Martin.
List of WAV files of the multitrack :
05 WALHFMF – 1m
06 WALHFMF – 2m
07 WALHFMF – 3m
08 WALHFMF – 4m
