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Published: Mar 17, 2023

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The Beatles

Title:

• Rain

Release:

• 30 May 1966

Genre:

• Rock
  • Psychedelic Rock

Language:

• English

Tracklist:

• Rain
  • composed by John Lennon, produced by George Martin

Duration:

• 3:00

Label:

• Capitol Records

Music Videos:

• Director: Michael Lindsay-Hogg
  • The video features the band performing in a studio and on a rooftop, with some scenes reversed or slowed down for a psychedelic effect.

Achievements and Awards:

• Ranked 20th in Mojo’s list of “The 101 Greatest Beatles Songs”

Theme:

• The song serves as a metaphor for change and introspection, capturing the acceptance of life’s unpredictability and challenges.

Available Formats:

• Digital
  • Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music
• Vinyl

Photographer/Designer:

• Robert Whitaker (photographer for the Paperback Writer/Rain single cover)

Iconic Quotes:

• Rain is about people moaning about the weather all the time - John Lennon

Fun Facts:

• Rain was the first song to use a tape played backwards, creating the strange audio effect.
• The song was recorded during the sessions for Revolver, although it did not appear on the album.
• Ringo Starr has cited his drumming on Rain as his best recorded performance.
• The promotional films for Rain are considered early precursors to modern music videos.
• The song’s rhythm track was slowed down to achieve its distinctive sound.

Legacy:

• Rain is often cited as one of the Beatles’ finest B-sides.
• The song’s innovative use of backwards vocals influenced many future recordings.
• Rain marked a significant step in the Beatles’ transition to more experimental music.
• The song’s introspective lyrics and psychedelic sound have been praised by critics and fans alike.
• Rain continues to be celebrated for its groundbreaking production techniques.

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