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PETER FRAMPTON/BEE GEES - SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND [ORIGINAL MOTION

Jan 15, 2023

Fun listening & severely underrated

This is a really fun ride through selected Beatles songs. Ignore all of the contemporary and present critics who trash this. SPLHCB is well performed, well sang, arranged well and produced with care by the Beatles’ own producer. This was condemned by most BEFORE it was released because (1) the Kings of Disco were (2) sacrilegiously daring to cover the Fab Four. Peter Frampton, Jeff Beck, Billy Preston, Larry Carlton & members of Toto, plus other talents play the music. The Bee Gees, Frampton, Earth Wind & Fire, Aerosmith, Preston, Alice Cooper and other talents sing. ALL BEATLES SONGS. All exceptionally well. Listen to this with an open mind and open ears and you’ll enjoy it. It doesn’t replace the Beatles music but it was never meant to - it’s all a loving homage (after all, George Martin and Billy Preston, who worked on this, worked with the Beatles and neither of them intended to dis the Liverpool Lads, and neither did any of the other artists, despite what the critics said).

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