HELL yea dude, that is one of my very favorite Beatle songs!!! Kudos!

Cheeky...

Sounds like 'Dental people' to me. Maybe there's a lot of good dentists/orthodontists in San Francisco.

Jimmy Page may be guitarist on 'Train Music' http://www.examiner.com/article/beatles-news-jimmy-page-may-be-guitarist-on-train-music-wings-mini-reunion (1:03-1:09) Here's a longer portion of it: It's not the complete answer, but Matt Hurwitz's Studio Daily article on the recent restoration of “A Hard Day's Night” for the recent Criterion Collection release published Aug. 11 does have some first-time specifics on who's behind the “Train Music” song in the film. And one of the players may well be session player James Page, aka guitarist Jimmy Page. Giles Martin, son of Sir George Martin, has been saying it wasn't his belief that the group was the Beatles.“My instinct says it’s not The Beatles, but more likely the session players my dad would have gotten in for the soundtrack recording,” the article quotes him. Prolific studio guitarist Vic Flick, who was suspected of being on it, tells Hurwitz he also isn't. But drummer Clem Cattini, once of the Tornadoes, says he is, and likely so is bass player Alan Weighell. But even more significant is that Cattini says Page may also be, though Hurwitz said in a phone interview Page himself has not confirmed it but is being contacted about the track. Both Cattini and Weighell had regular jobs as session players for Martin. "It was interesting how these musicians could quickly identify each other's playing, and quite easily," Hurwitz tells Beatles Examiner. "Vic Flick could tell immediately that, though he plays on 'This Boy' on the soundtrack album, he was not on the 'train music' cue. And bass player Herbie Flowers, who later went on to record for George, upon hearing the cue, said, 'That's Clem. And that sounds like Big Jim Sullivan and Jimmy Page playing the guitars,' which Cattini also said. They worked with each other for so many years, on so many sessions, they can hear not only their own playing, but that of their colleagues." The track is indeed driven by Cattini and likely Weighell, the drummer tells StudioDaily. “That’s definitely me," Cattini says. "The guitars, I think, were ‘Big Jim’ Sullivan and Jimmy Page. They did a lot of the rock stuff together in those days, particularly on these kinds of sessions.” - See more at: http://www.studiodaily.com/2014/08/beatlemania-in-black-white-restoring-a-hard-days-night-in-4k/#sthash.9pJUvorG.dpuf

1972-06-22 - (Welcome Back HTWWW - Berdu) Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino (Godfather Records)

I'll say it again, it's a very fun song to play on guitar!

No way! Hot Dog is awesome!

It's a female voice, probably a badgeholder or someone working for MSG or the band. (21:25)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UX9wAr2g9rM

I knew I recognized that from somewhere (3:40-3:49) Bout' to get gangster up in here!

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I would put 69 a close second. Love those short, powerful setlists. Whisky a Go-Go, Denmark, the Fillmore shows, the entire US summer 69 tour was great! Cheers!

Almost bought one a while ago, always loved that sound.

Guitarist Jimmy Page used an MXR Blue Box effect pedal during the solo to produce the octave sound.

Montreux as well, them and the audience were on fire that night! And of course Albert Hall. (1970 was my favorite year) Bath was probably good too, if we had a decent recording we could tell.

Good show. Gotta love the 'Woody Woodpecker' reference in HMMT!

9/19/1970 Evening Show - One More For The Road 2005 Edition

Enjoy it man it's the best!

Check your PM bro. You too Bly. 'Born to Please' is another good one. Lineage: Master>R2R>CDR Speed corrected and cleaned by Eddie Edwards

Mike The Mike - Tribute Series - LA Forum 6-23-77