jdeeth

As we know, some Beatle albums (Pepper, White Album, Rubber Soul) did not include the singles, some (Hard Day's Night, Help) did, and some (Revolver) did both.

Abbey Road did not have a non-album single - the first two tracks were the single.

What would it look like if there WAS a non-album single?

What happens if we pull Come Together and Something off the album proper and make it a stand alone single? That makes Side One REALLY short and leaves John and especially George somewhat shortchanged on the remaining album. How do we replace that? Move Here Comes The Sun over to Side One? Open the album with Cold Turkey?

OR:

Release two different tracks as a non-album single and leave Come To

I'm not there, tix too rich for my blood (saw him three times long ago). Updates welcome, especially any sightings of Bob In The Wild.

True stories:

Back in July I visited my father, who was 91 and not in great health. He was flipping channels, like old guys do, and we stumbled onto The Godfather, not very far in. He knew it was my favorite so we stopped there for the next four hours. We had both seen it a million times but I was giving backstory and commentary like I was Coppola. We had a great time.

That wound up being the last time I visited my dad, he passed away about three weeks later.

My wife was also in poor health and in November we learned she needed an organ transplant. She was housebound but still alert and being herself. Around Christmas she called me up from downstairs and said she needed help. I got to

Origin of the song title

You know, the old cartoon theme "Spiderman, Spiderman, does whatever a spider can" song. Or SpiderPig if you prefer.

Except for the got to got to got to got to got to part.