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One piano used in this song was supposed to have been reserved for Daniel Barenboim's exclusive use. During its recording, violinists were given red clown noses to wear. One verse describes the death of Guinness heir Tara Browne, and an article in the Daily Mail about pothole problems inspired the line about the town of Blackburn, Lancashire. Mal Evans is credited with operating the alarm clock that announces this song's middle section, in which a new singer says he "woke up" and "fell out of bed." Two iconic orchestral crescendos are preceded by Paul McCartney's line "I'd love to turn you on." FTP, name this song that begins "I read the news today, oh boy," the last track on the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
One piano used in this song was supposed to have been reserved for Daniel Barenboim's exclusive use.
{“A Day in the Life”}