A Day In The Life, Beatles 1967

[ReneAsologuitar]

"A Day in the Life" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles, released in their 1967 album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. It remains one of the most celebrated songs in music history, appearing on many lists of the greatest songs of all time.

Lennon's lyrics were mainly inspired by contemporary newspaper articles, including a report on the death of Guinness heir Tara Browne.


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[Glennwillow]

Very nice, Rene! Great job on this!

- Glenn

[yaharadelta]

Yes very nice, great acoustic adaptation of a classic. I couldn't wait to see how you were going to handle the big ending crescendo and final chord on an acoustic guitar. Nice choices there. Enjoyed it,

[thomasinaz]

I like it! Nice interpretation of this great classic.

[started with 1]

Great one Rene, not an easy song to sing or play.

[Chickee]

I don’t always comment, Rene, but that doesn’t mean I’m not checking in on your work. Always the student, there is a skill here I appreciate.

People in the entertainment business have certain qualities that the public finds interesting, attractive, inviting, attention getting, drawing them past the fourth wall to be a part in some way of the experience.

Aside from a unique vocal delivery, competent guitar work to support the vocal, your defining skill, the one thing above all else that draws me in, is the way you attack a song with complete and total fearlessness. Every time, no matter the genre of music, you leave it all out there. Every time. Now that’s a skill worth learning.

Thanks for another lesson, CoolCat!
frank d.

[ReneAsologuitar]

Originally Posted by Glennwillow

Very nice, Rene! Great job on this!
- Glenn

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Hi Glenn,
Love your comments, every time, and so thankful for you!!!
Keep in touch, and keep making great music, Glenn!!!
We just got power back, lost it for about 15 hours.
Hope you are ok with the high winds.
Warm regards,
Rene
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Originally Posted by yaharadelta

Yes very nice, great acoustic adaptation of a classic. I couldn't wait to see how you were going to handle the big ending crescendo and final chord on an acoustic guitar. Nice choices there. Enjoyed it,

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Hi yaharadelta,
You are so awesome, and I love your feedback.
Thank you so much for being so kind and appreciative!!!
Stay safe and healthy.
Respectfully,
Rene
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Originally Posted by thomasinaz

I like it! Nice interpretation of this great classic.

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Hi thomasinaz,
Thank you for your wonderful comments!
I love 'em!!!
A true classic, indeed, and appreciate you much!!!
With respect,
Rene
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Originally Posted by started with 1

Great one Rene, not an easy song to sing or play.

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Hi started with 1,
You are always a pure pleasure to hear from!
Truly, a classic, and you are right, a challenge os a song to sing.
Love your wonderful comment!!!
Thank you.
Rene

[Forest Dweller]

One of my absolute favourite Beatle songs which you delivered in your usual immaculate and musical way. The Paul Mccartney section ("Got out of bed..") could have been difficult to bring off and you managed to integrate it into the rest of the arrangement with aplomb. Thank you, made my morning (I was sat here in my classroom listening to it whilst trying to plan a science lesson but your performance drew me in and I had to stop what I was doing )

Robbie

[ReneAsologuitar]

Originally Posted by Forest Dweller

One of my absolute favourite Beatle songs which you delivered in your usual immaculate and musical way. The Paul Mccartney section ("Got out of bed..") could have been difficult to bring off and you managed to integrate it into the rest of the arrangement with aplomb. Thank you, made my morning (I was sat here in my classroom listening to it whilst trying to plan a science lesson but your performance drew me in and I had to stop what I was doing )
Robbie

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Hi Robbie,
Thank you for your super-wonderful feedback!!!
I love that I got into your day with our youth in a Science Class preparation session!!!
This is a compliment that made my week!!!
Love your comments, my friend!!!
I want to say "Thank You" for what you do for our "future", our youth!!!
A teacher is one I look up to, and always appreciate, for all the sacrifices that you do, for the good of a child, a leader, a civic participant.
You have the power to load our future, and simply want to say my thanks to you!!!
With respect,
Rene

[KevWind]

Great job Rene --One of my favorite Beatles songs , is perfect for individual interpretation and one I have had in my playlist since it was released .

[Jeremy]

Really nice delivery on this one!

[ReneAsologuitar]

Originally Posted by KevWind

Great job Rene --One of my favorite Beatles songs , is perfect for individual interpretation and one I have had in my playlist since it was released .

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Hi Kev,
Love this song, and on e of my fav.
Glad to hear about your playlist to include this classic.
Thank you, as always, Kev!!!
With love and respect,
Rene
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Originally Posted by Jeremy

Really nice delivery on this one!

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Hi Jeremy,
I am so happy to get a response from you!
You are always a pleasure to hear from.
Thank you so very much, Jeremy!
Respectfully,
Rene

[Basil]

That was awesome, Rene! Tough song to cover!

[davidd]

Very nice job.. A lot better than I do it.

[Rogerblair]

Really quite good, Rene. That’s a tough one to sing with conviction. You nailed the spirit of this piece of music.

Roger