This album contains a song, inspired by Fleetwood Mac's "Albatross," that contains numerous nonsensical Spanish phrases and the local slang expression "chicka ferdy" in its multi-tracked vocal harmonies.
This album contains a song, inspired by Fleetwood Mac's "Albatross," that contains numerous nonsensical Spanish phrases and the local slang expression "chicka ferdy" in its multi-tracked vocal harmonies. The B side of this album contains a song in which a harpsichord and a synthesizer play the chords of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata backward, which appears immediately before a song whose outro repeats the line "one, two, three, four, ⎜ve, six, seven / all good children go to heaven." The songs "Sun King," "You Never Give Me Your Money," and "Carry That Weight" appear on the 16-minute medley that closes this 1969 album. "Come Together" opens, for 10 points, what album whose cover shows the members of the Beatles walking across the namesake street?
This album contains a song, inspired by Fleetwood Mac's "Albatross," that contains numerous nonsensical Spanish phrases and the local slang expression "chicka ferdy" in its multi-tracked vocal harmonies.
Abbey Road