Good Morning! It’s another “Trivia Tuesday for Nov. 9th. Brought to us each week by all the Groovey people at Omnivore Recordings! Your perfect place for all the music you didn’t know, you didn’t know! But, before we dive deep into this week’s all new Trivia Quiz, we want t o recognize all the brilliant “Trivia champs” who K. O.’d last weeks question. Which was all about Record Producer’s, specifically the one that produced the Beau Brummels great collection of hits, Mr. Sly Stewart…First in with all the right answers was we believe, our original SMS “Super Genius”Mr. Steve Winogradsky! Once again Steve, CONGRATULATIONS! Then less than 40 minutes later our old friend Curtis Stone! WAY TO GO CURTIS…But, as the saying goes, “Close, but no cigar” Next in was Doranney Croon! Who dropped by only to share her love for 60’s music! And that’s always O.K. With us! Always great to see you Ms. Doranney! Taking the Penultimate position this week was Mark Llewellyn Chapman! Always great to see you and there’s another quiz just below! Wrapping things up, lastly but never leastly was a new SMS Super Genius Mr. Tom Slocum! We look forward to you nailing next weeks question bright and early!
But now, it’s time for this week’s new question: This week’s question is a. Lyrical question, with a twist! Here’s your lyric, just below:
“sdaeh rieht edih dna nur yeht semoc niar eht fi” ( NIAR)
Cearly there’s some serious SMS maneuvering going on here, but you’ve heard ithis lyric hundreds of times! And it’s the “B” side to one of our favorite songs from one of our favorite bands! And we believe any hard core 60’s Music Master will quickly catch on to what we’re doing here today!
In summary, here’s what we need:
1) Rearrange the letters so they properly spell out this weeks lyric ?
2) Tell us which 60’s classic includes this lyric line ?
3) Tell us which classic 60’s artist recorded and released this 60’s classic ?
4) Give us the title to at least one additional song by this group that incorporates the same technical trick that was used on this weeks lyric in question ?
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As soon as I read “B” Side in your question my mind snapped back to “Paperback Writer. I really liked these two songs! I remember trying to find what album they were on but OF COURSE NO ALBUM.. it’s a single.
So “Rain” was “Writer’s” B side by our main guys the Beatles! “If the rain comes. They run & hide their heads.”
Didn’t Paul do a recording manipulation with the amp/mic/bass on “Rain”? And I believe the song “Tomorrow Never Knows” contains the same lyric tricks and maybe the same bass enhancement??
thanks “Shoe” our MUSIC SCHOLAR……wood
Hey Wood!
I knew you’d be all over this one! And you’re quite right they did employ the “Backward Masking” (recording a track backwards technique on “Tomorrow Never Knows” Not sure about Paul tricking something out with his bass amp? Any details?
Thanx,
Shoe
“When the rain comes they run and hide their heads”
rain
Beatles
Revolution#9
Hey Edmund!,
You nailed it once again!
Thanx,
Rick
If the rain comes they run and hide their heads
Rain
The Beatles
Tomorrow Never Knows
Hey Simon!
Of course you nailed it but I’m surprised how many readers nailed the question so quickly!
Damn!
Thanx Simon and it’s always great to see you!
Cheers,
Rick
If the rains come they run and hide their heads.
Rain
The Beatles
Revolution #9
Hey Fred!
Great to see you!
You nailed but missed being first in by 23 seconds!
However there is next week!
Thanx,
Rick
If the rain comes they run and hide their heads is the first line of the Beatles’ “Rain” which was the B-side of Paperback Writer. “Tomorrow Never Knows” uses the same trick of running the tape backwards for effect.
Hey Larry!
Great to see you AND you’re first in with all the right answers
Yeah Baby! Soooo, please don’t be a stranger!
Cheers!
Rick