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Paul McCartney & Wings – Jet[0:01′] Paul McCartney is reminiscing about meeting the interviewer’s mother.
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Nineteen-Hundred and Eighty-Five (From “One Hand Clapping”) [Live] – Paul McCartney & Wings[0:03′] Paul McCartney talking about choosing Studio Abbey when working with Wings.
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Pomp and Circumstance, Op. 39: I. March in D Major (Excerpt, Trio – With Introduction by Elgar) – Sir Edward Elgar & London Symphony Orchestra[0:06′] The documentary is presenting the beginning of Abbey Roads Studio, made possible with Sir Edward Elgar’s vision.
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Move It – Cliff Richard & The Shadows[0:06′] Sir Cliff Richard is talking about his audition with Norrie Paramor in which they played ‘Move it’.
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Love Me Do – The Beatles[0:10′] Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney talk about their first impression of George Martin.
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Please Please Me – The Beatles[0:11′] George Martin says that ‘Please Please me’ will be Beatles’s first number one hit.
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Twist and Shout – The Beatles[0:12] Paul McCartney talks about how they managed to do their first album in one day.
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Cello Concerto in E Minor, op 85, I. Adagio – Moderato – Jacqueline du Pre[0:15′] Suvi Raj Grubb is talking about Jaqueline as a patient person and an amazing person to record with.
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Elgar Concertó – Jacqueline du Pre[0:15′] Sheku Kanner mentions how the music made in the studio is the music that he grew up on.
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Cello Concerto in E Minor, Op. 85: I. Adagio-Moderato – Sheku Kanneh-Mason, London Symphony Orchestra & Sir Simon Rattle[0:16′] Sheku had the honor of performing the ‘Cello Concerto’ in the very same studio as Jacqueline du Pre.
11. Sonata for piano and Cello in F major, Op. 99, Brahms – Jacqueline du Pre
[0:17′] Jacqueline du Pre took a break because of exhaustion, but found out she had multiple sclerosis.
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Cello Sonata in G Minor, Op. 65: I. Allegro moderato – Jacqueline du Pré & Daniel Barenboim[0:19′] Sheku is presented with the last two engineering notes of Jacqueline.
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Cello Concerto in E Minor, Op. 85: IV. Allegro – Sheku Kanneh-Mason, London Symphony Orchestra & Sir Simon Rattle[0:20′] Jacqueline’s performance is put back to back with Sheko’s, as a form of comparison and appreciation.
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Alfie – Cilla Blach[0:21′] The song is played after Cilla confesses that she wouldn’t have made it without Brian Epstein.
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Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Take 9 and Speech) – The Beatles[0:24′] Paul McCartney mentions that in their contract they had free and limitless recording time.
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Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band – The Beatles[0:24′] The Beatles wanted to make a record and send it on tour.
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With a Little Help From My Friends – The Beatles[0:25′] Allen Ginsberg is enumerating different Beatles songs from the record.
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Lucy In the Sky with Diamonds – The Beatles[0:25′] Allen Ginsberg is enumerating different Beatles songs from the record.
[0:26′] Paul McCartney played around with an organ for their song.
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When I’m Sixty-Four – The Beatles[0:27′] Sir Joseph Lockwood talks about the song ‘When I’m Sixty-Four’.
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A Day In the Life – The Beatles[0:27′] People are talking about the making of ‘A day in the Life’.
21. A Day In the Life (Takes 1, 2, 6 and Orchestra) – The Beatles
[0:30′] Paul McCartney talks about how him and George Martin gave instructions to the orchestra.
22. A Day In The Life (Take 2, 9; The Last Chord with Inner Groove) – The Beatles
[0:31′] Ringo Starr adds on about the making of ‘A day in the Life’.
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All You Need Is Love – The Beatles[0:32′] George Harrison talks about the music around the era.
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He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother – The Hollies[0:34′] Elton John is starting to talk about his beginnings in the industry.
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Hey Jude – The Beatles[0:36′] Elton John talks about hearing ‘Hey Jude’.
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Goldfinger – Shirley Bassey[0:39′] Jimmy Page talks about his experience as a session guitarist.
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Blackbird – The Beatles[0:42′] We are presented with the creation of the first song after George Martin’s death.
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Yer Blues – The Beatles[0:46′] Ringo Starr presents his point of view on making the song ‘Yer Blues’.
[1:11′] Noel and Liam talk about listening to The Beatles after hours with full volume.
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Something – The Beatles[0:46′] After Ringo Starr talks about how important Paul McCartney was when it came to making albums.
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The End (Remastered 2009) – The Beatles[0:47′] We hear about the famous crossing the road Beatles cover.
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Interstellar Overdrive – Pink Floyd[0:49′] Played before we are introduced to Rogers Water talking about Pink Floyd.
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Brain Damage – Pink Floyd[0:53′] David Gilmour is talking about the lyrics and creation of the song.
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Us and Them – Pink Floyd[0:55′] The members reveal that they were fighting to make the very best song.
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Eclipse – Pink Floyd[0:57′] After Rogers Waters talks about playing the album for the first time in front of his first wife.
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Eko Ile – Fela Kuti[0:59′] Jeff Jarett talks about making almost the whole album with Fela in a day.
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Don’t Gag me – Fela Kuti[0:59′] Baba Ani is talking about joining Fela’s band.
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Ye Ye De Smell – Fela Kuti[1:01′] Baba Ani and Jeff Jarett talking about the album and the band.
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John Williams, London Symphony Orchestra- Desert Chase[1:04′] Played after Colette Barber talks about Abbey Roads needing a change.
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John Williams, Londom Symphony Orchestra – Duel of the Fates[1:07′] George Lucas reveals that the orchestra first does a take to test the waters.
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John Williams, London Symphony Orchestra – Anakin Vs. Obi-Wan[1:09′] John Williams compliments the quality of Abbey Roads Studio.
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John Williams, London Symphony Orchestra – A new hope and end credits[1:10′] John Williams talks about Studio One Room.
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Magic Pie – Oasis[1:10′] Noel and Liam Gallagher open up about being kicked out of Abbey Roads.
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The Shock of the Lightning – The Oasis[1:12′] Colette Barber is talking about accommodating The Oasis.
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Sat In Your Lap – Kate Bush[1:17′] Kate Bush talks about Studio Two.
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Gone (feat. Consequence & Cam’ron) – Kanye West[1:18′] Played before we are presented with Kanye West and his experience at the studio.
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Hear My Voice (Live from Abbey Road) – Celeste[1:21′] Final words from the artists.
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Cello Sonata NO. 2 IN F OP.99 II.ADAGIO – Jacqueline du Pre and Daniel Barenboim49. She Loves You – ATV Tunes
50. Lady Madonna – Paul McCartney
51. Wish You Were Here – David Gilmour
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Alu Jon Jonki Jon – Fela Kuti53.
Washington Ending / Raiders March – The London Symphony54. Sail Barge Assault – The London Symphony
55. Abbey Road Ivors Academy Hipgnosis Songs Demo – Nile Rodgers, Cameron Palmer, Jin Jin, Matilda Mann, Ashaine White
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Category: Biography Movie Soundtracks, Disney+, Documentary Movie Soundtracks
IMDB: If These Walls Could Sing
If These Walls Could Sing Film informationMovie Genre: Documentary, Biography
Release date (wide): 16 December 2022
Runtime: 1h 26m
Production: Abbey Road Studios, Disney Original Documentary, Mercury Studios
Distributor: Disney+
Director: Mary McCartney
Stars: John Williams, Paul McCartney, Elton John
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