The Beatles - Shirley’s Wild Accordion (Stereo) Previously UNRELEASED!

Shirley’s Wild Accordion (Lennon - McCartney): Recording made 12 October 1967 by Shirley Evans, Reg Wale, Paul and Ringo for the “Magical Mystery Tour“ film, but not used in it. Until now, it’s in the bonus material on the new DVD/Blu-ray of the film. 12. October, 1967: Studio Three, EMI Studios, Abbey Road Producer: John Lennon Engineer: Ken Scott Shirley’s Wild Accordion was a Lennon-McCartney composition, although it wasn’t officially a Beatles recording. It featured Shirley Evans on accordion, accompanied by her musical partner and then husband Reg Wale on percussion. Paul McCartney played maracas and yelled “Go on, Shirl!“, while Ringo Starr played drums. The track was recorded under the working title of Accordion (Wild), and was cut from the final edit of the film. It was recorded in eight basic takes, with Evans playing from a score written by Mike Leander from ideas by Lennon and McCartney. Two reduction mixes were then made, numbered nine an