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When the Beatles wrote 'Paperback Writer,' it couldn't have been the same old thing. You can hear so many influences in it, from the blues to Bach, and it's not just verse, chorus, verse, chorus, bridge chorus. They start off singing a cappella, almost like a Bach chorale, and the song goes into this bluesy guitar riff.

Jon Batiste

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Als die Beatles "Paperback Writer" schrieben, konnte es nicht dasselbe sein. Es gibt so viele Einflüsse, vom Blues bis zum Bach, und es sind nicht nur Verse, Refrain, Verse, Refrain, Brückenchorus. Sie singen eine A-Capella, fast wie ein Bach-Choral, und das Lied spielt in diesem bluesigen Gitarrenriff.

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