Beatles' "1" survey (please don't bite my head off)

own 1
and can name all 4, so ther ya go am I a true fan now?

cheers

I should add some info to my previous answer so as not to skew your poll.
I'm not a huge Beatles fan, I currently don't have any of their stuff. But since I was alive in the 60's, (yeah, I'm old) the names of the fab4 are forever burned into my skull whether I like it or not.
But I used to own Revolver, Rubber Soul, Sgt. P and White Album (all Vinyl)......until my little sister wore 'em out.....

Yo stratters,

Yeah, but do you remember the album, my mother bought me, of The Chipmunks Sing The Beatles Hits - (Alvin, Simon, Theodore and...er...Dave)?

I actually owned that LP...once.

Just about the same.

You are a brave, brave man to admit that. Did you enjoy it?

***sneaking quietly into another room***

bwahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

I own these Beatles CDs at the moment: Rubber Soul, Sgt. Pepper's LHCB, Abbey Road, Let It Be, Past Masters Vol. II. I don't own One. One of these days I'm going to buy White Album and Revolver. And yes, I can name all of them. And their first drummer too

hey strat man don't mess with the chipmunks.

Sure, you can name the original drummer...I assume you mean Pete Best...

...But riddle me this, what was the original title of "The White Album?"

...Who played the solo for "While My Guitar Gently Weaps"?

...Who played the anvils in "Maxwell's Silver Hammer"?

solo for WMGGW: Eric Clapton, i think...

thats the only one i knew. but i'll be back with answers. oh yes, i will be back. and you will tremble at my knowledge.

The original title for the White Album was "A Doll's House".

Eric Clapton played the solo on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".

Ringo played anvil on "Maxwall's Silver Hammer".

Give me more... I answered those without any kind of help.

very good from what I could tell...but I thought one of their roadies played the anvils...I forget his name.

Well, anyhow....

...riddle me this, Although "Glass Onion" stated the Walrus was Paul, who was the Walrus in the original Magical Mystery Tour movie?

...what songs did Paul play the drums on?

...the b-side to Lady Madonna?

I think John was... but Little Nicola said he wasen't...

Paul played drums on Back in the U.S.S.R. If I'm not mistaken, he also played on Martha My Dear... but don't count me right on that.

The B-side to Lady Madonna is 'The Inner Light', which was recorded in EMI's studio's in Bombay, India. I think George is the only Beatle on that recording.

Again, all from memory.

I think Paul was the walrus actually, I think I've read it in some book, just don't remember where.