Bach's Second Brandenburg Concerto is used as source material for a solo found in this song; single copies of this song which include an extension of that solo at the end were distributed but are now rare.
Bach's Second Brandenburg Concerto is used as source material for a solo found in this song; single copies of this song which include an extension of that solo at the end were distributed but are now rare. One verse from this song describes a nurse behind a shelter in a roundabout selling poppies from a tray; that verse comes after a famous trumpet solo. This song begins with a description of a barber showing photographs of all the heads he's had the pleasure to have known, and describes the titular location as being "in my ears and in my eyes." For 10 points, name this song released with "Strawberry Fields Forever" that describes a street in The Beatles' hometown of Liverpool.
Bach's Second Brandenburg Concerto is used as source material for a solo found in this song; single copies of this song which include an extension of that solo at the end were distributed but are now rare.
"Penny Lane"