Albums by The Beatles Trivia

1. "Yesterday and Today" was released in between which two U.S. releases?

From Quiz The Beatles: "Yesterday and Today"

Answer: "Rubber Soul" and "Revolver"

Both "Yesterday and Today" and "Revolver" were released in 1966, with the latter being released in August 1966, two months after "Yesterday and Today". "Rubber Soul", "Help!", and "Beatles VI" were all released in 1965, "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" and "Magical Mystery Tour" were both released in 1967, and the White Album was released in 1968. All of these are U.S. release dates. "Beatles VI" was solely a U.S. album containing songs included on the U.K. album "Beatles for Sale", a couple songs from the U.K. version of "Help!" and a couple of singles.

From Quiz Anatomy of an Album: "Yellow Submarine"

Answer: next door

"Yellow Submarine"/"Eleanor Rigby" was a double A-sided number one for four weeks on the UK singles chart in 1966. "Yellow Submarine" reached number two and "Eleanor Rigby" reached number eleven on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1966. "Yellow Submarine" and "Eleanor Rigby" were written by Paul McCartney but credited to Lennon/McCartney. Ringo Sings: "And our friends are all aboard Many more of them live next door And the band begins to play" "Yellow Submarine"/"Eleanor Rigby" were released on and simultaneously with The Beatles 1966 album "Revolver". Paul McCartney started to write "Yellow Submarine" with Ringo in mind while living at the home of the parents of his then girlfriend Jane Asher. It started out being about different coloured submarines but Paul settled on yellow. Just think we could have been singing about a red or blue submarine all these years, that would never do.

From Quiz Rubber Soul ---The Beatles' best album

Answer: 1965

The album was released right between "Help!" and "Revolver".

From Quiz "Magical Mystery Tour"-The Beatles

Answer: I Am the Walrus

A mellotron, which is a 12-piece string section, was used in "I Am the Walrus". The song featured the Mike Sammes Singers, and had several lines from Shakespeare's "King Lear"!

From Quiz Remembering the Beatles - "Yellow Submarine"

Answer: Sergeant

This children's song was originally included in the Beatles 1966 "Revolver" album. It surprisingly turned out to be the most important song, inspiring the cartoon feature film of the same name. "We all live in a yellow submarine, yellow submarine, yellow submarine. Full speed ahead Mr. Boatswain, full speed ahead, full speed ahead it is, sergeant cut the cable, drop the cable, aye, sir, aye, captain, captain."

From Quiz Remembering the Beatles - "Help"

Answer: My independence

When John Lennon wrote this song, with some help from Paul McCartney, John was somewhat overwhelmed by The Beatles' incredible success. He was overeating and drinking and had become overweight, and was truly in need of "Help". This was one of Lennon's favorite songs. "And now my life has changed in oh, so many ways. My independence seems to vanish in the haze. But every now and then I feel so insecure. I know that I just need you like I've never done before. Help me if you can, I'm feeling down, and I do appreciate you being 'round. Help me get my feet back on the ground, won't you please, please help me?"

From Quiz Remembering the Beatles - "Beatles 65"

Answer: Saw girlfriend holding hand with another man

John Lennon claimed that his inspiration for this song was the 1957 song "Silhouettes" performed by the Rays. The betrayed singer said, "'Cause I know where you've been, I saw you walk in, your door I nearly died, I nearly died, cause you walked hand in hand, with another man in my place".

From Quiz Remembering the Beatles - "A Hard Day's Night"

Answer: Dog

Since the singer has been "working like a dog", he likewise "should be sleeping like a log." John Lennon partly wrote the song for his son, Julian, telling him how good it felt to come home from working hard.

From Quiz The Early Beatles

Answer: Paul counts in, One, Two, Three, Four

Paul repeatedly messed up the intro for 'I Saw Her Standing There,' thus frustrated with himself, he counts the song off and yells out the last count of four.

From Quiz The Beatles "Yesterday and Today"

Answer: the butcher-smock cover

The original cover for this album was with the band wearing butcher-smocks and had chunks of bloody meat and decapitated baby dolls on them. Some American promoters did not like that and demanded they change the cover. It was changed to where they were hanging around a trunk. John's comments on the Beatles being "bigger than Jesus" was brought to the public around the time the "Revolver" album was released.

From Quiz The Beatles "Rock N' Roll Music"

Answer: Twist And Shout

This was the last song released on their first album "Please Please Me". John Lennon took the lead vocal in spite of a sore throat after a one-day recording marathon.

From Quiz Super Easy Beatles Album Covers!

Answer: A Hard Day's Night

This was the first Beatles record to feature all original compositions by Lennon and McCartney.

From Quiz Beatle Me This Take 2

Answer: The Beatles' Second Album

Of the 11 songs on "The Beatles' Second Album", only 5 were written by Lennon and McCartney.

From Quiz Beatle Me This

Answer: "Meet The Beatles"

It was released January 20, 1964.

From Quiz Which Beatles Album Was It?

Answer: White Album

"While my Guitar Gently Weeps" was one of George's best songs. It appeared on the "White Album".

From Quiz Beatle Albums

Answer: Let It Be

John talking nonsense is the first thing you hear on the 'Let It Be' album.

From Quiz Beatles Album Covers

Answer: John

Probably belonged to producer George Martin.

From Quiz A Bunch of Beatles Titles

Answer: standing there

It's one of their earlier tracks, found on 'Please Please Me'.

From Quiz The Beatles Album: Magical Mystery Tour

Answer: She Loves You

I'm not sure if that's Paul singing, or it's a recording of Paul singing, but you can clearly hear it at the way end.

From Quiz Anatomy of an Album: "Magical Mystery Tour"

Answer: the world spinning round

"The Fool On The Hill" was written by Paul McCartney and credited to Lennon/McCartney. Paul sings: "But the fool on the hill Sees the sun going down And the eyes in his head See the world spinning round" "The Fool On The Hill" is another Beatles song that has been recorded by many artists. Petula Clark (1968), Vera Lynn (1968) and Shirley Bassey, who had a number 48 hit with the song on the UK chart in 1971, plus many others.

From Quiz Anatomy of an Album: "Help!"

Answer: small

"You've Got To Hide Your Love Away" was written and sung by John Lennon but credited to Lennon/McCartney. The story goes that while singing John made a mistake and sang"two-foot small" instead of "two-foot tall" but decided to leave it in. It was the second Beatles song to feature a non-Beatle musician, ("Love Me Do" was the first). Flautist/harpist/saxophonist/producer/conductor/composer John Scott plays the tenor and alto flutes. He became artistic director of the Hollywood Symphony Orchestra in 2006.

From Quiz Anatomy of an Album: "Beatles For Sale"

Answer: Eight Days A Week

"Eight Days A Week" was number one for two weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1965. The B-side was another song from the album, "I Don't Want To Spoil The Party", it reached number 39. According to what John Lennon said in a 1972 interview "Eight Days A Week" was written as the possible theme song for the second Beatles movie "Eight Arms To Hold You". That was before John & Paul wrote the song "HELP!" and the title of their second movie and fifth UK album became "HELP!".

From Quiz Anatomy of an Album: "A Hard Day's Night"

Answer: George

Did you have to look at the album or did you remember it was George who has the back of his head showing? As usual with The Beatles album's, "A Hard Day's Night" has another memorable cover. This time The Beatles are seen in black and white on film strips of five frames each with blue borders. From top to bottom are John Lennon, George Harrison, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. George Harrison is the only Beatle with the back of his head showing. It is the centre frame of his film strip. The cover was designed and photographed by Robert Freeman.

From Quiz Rubber Soul ---The Beatles' best album

Answer: Nowhere Man

"Nowhere Man" helps The Beatles defeat the Blue Meanies after first stopping in the sea of holes.

From Quiz "Magical Mystery Tour"-The Beatles

Answer: Hello Goodbye

"Hello Goodbye" was number one for seven weeks in the UK. It held the top spot for three weeks in the USA.

From Quiz Beatles Albums

Answer: Maxwell's Silver Hammer

In 1994, Paul McCartney said the song details the downfalls of life. "'Maxwell's Silver Hammer' is my analogy for when something goes wrong out of the blue, as it so often does, as I was beginning to find out at that time in my life...We still use that expression now when something unexpected happens." ~~~Paul McCartney

From Quiz Remembering the Beatles - "Yellow Submarine"

Answer: Brown

Northern Songs Ltd. was a publishing company that handled all of the Beatles' material. John Lennon and Paul McCartney each owned 30% of the company with Ringo Starr and George Harrison receiving only a 1.6% share. George wrote this song as a complaint against the company for the unfair arrangement. "It doesn't really matter what chords I play, what words I say or time of day it is, as it's only a Northern Song. It doesn't really matter what clothes I wear, or how I fare or if my hair is brown, when it's only a Northern Song."

From Quiz Remembering the Beatles - "Help"

Answer: Cry

This song, written by Paul McCartney, expressed his regrets over a lost love. "Last night is the night I will remember you by, when I think of things we did, it makes me wanna cry."

From Quiz Remembering the Beatles - "Beatles 65"

Answer: Like a clown

John Lennon's lyrics often revealed his innermost feelings. "Although I laugh and I act like a clown, beneath this mask I am wearing a frown. My tears are falling like rain from the sky, is it for her or myself that I cry." Years later Lennon described his emotions at the time as, "Part of me thinks I'm a loser, and a part of me thinks I'm God Almighty."

From Quiz Remembering the Beatles - "A Hard Day's Night"

Answer: Everything

What a lucky man to find a girl and say that "I would love everything that you do". He continues with "I never realized what a kiss could be".

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