Five earlier Beatles songs (1964–1967), each chosen for one specific craft lesson.
Kept separate from the 1969-forward deep-dive queue, which covers Abbey Road, Let It Be, and the 1969 singles.
These five older Beatles songs are here to teach five specific tricks, one per song.
They come before 1969, so they are not on the big 1969-forward deep-dive list.
Take one song per sitting, listen for the trick it is teaching, and move to the next.
Only the first song has a full study page so far; the others are notes for future pages.
How a song sets up and delivers a bridge before the band had a formula for it. Full deep-dive page ready.
Borrowed chords coloring a major-key ballad, section by section. No deep-dive page yet.
A descending bass line steering the harmony under a plain melody. No deep-dive page yet.
A song that refuses to settle in one key, and why that unsettles you. No deep-dive page yet.
Bright, confident modulations that stay inside one continuous tune. No deep-dive page yet.