The Archetype song at the Speed of Natural: Hello, Goodbye, in 1967 by the Beatles, 2002 by Sir Paul in New York City
April 9, 2009
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Many people ask: “what is the one single example you can give me of a song that embodies the ‘meanemotion‘ of natural? Huh?”
My reply: your ears, your brain–a few charts offered as proof above and there you go. Ultimately natural. Leave it to John Lennon, Sir Paul, George Harrison and Ringo Starr.
Meanspeed-Calton Summary
Beatles, Hello Goodbye, 1967
mean speed=100 beats per minute
Sir Paul McCartney, Hello Goodbye, 2002
mean speed=102 beats per minute.
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