As the title suggests, this disc consists of New Age covers of Beatles tunes. And it sounds exactly as you might imagine. One of those albums that's perfect when you're in the mood and irritating as hell when you're not.
Peak on the US Billboard Top 200 chart: Did not chart
Tracks: 13 tracks, 49½ minutes, today's favorites marked with a ✔.
| Song |
Artist
| |
| You Won't See Me | Snuff Walden
| ✔ |
| I Will | Tuck & Patti
| ✔ |
| Eleanor Rigby |
Wayne Johnson
| |
| Here, There And Everywhere |
Liz Story
| ✔ |
| If I Needed Someone |
Michael Hedges
| ✔ |
| Martha My Dear |
George Winston
| ✔ |
| Girl |
Doyle Dykes
| |
| Within You Without You |
Angels of Venice
| ✘ |
| Blackbird |
Sean Harkness
| ✔ |
| Here Comes The Sun |
Tracy Silverman and
Thea Suits Silverman | |
| Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds |
Lisa Lynne
| |
| Mother Nature's Son |
Free Klassic
| |
| The Long And Winding Road |
Liz Story
| ✔ |
Judging from the number of ✔ above, I must have been in a New Age mood this morning, huh? I find myself favoring tracks that feature piano and/or guitar over those with string instruments (remind me to tell you some unpleasant stories of my experiences with a green instructor and an ornery viola in my elementary strings class during freshman year in college). I'm not sure if I'd ever heard anything from Tuck & Patti before buying this disc, but their two tracks on the album (2 & 9) steal the show and I'll be listening to more of them henceforth.
Personal Memory Associated with this CD: None
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