UK Release date : Friday, October 20, 1967
Catcall
By The Chris Barber Band • 7" Single • Part of the collection “Paul McCartney as producer, composer, or session musician in the 60s”
Last updated on March 22, 2023
UK Release date : Friday, October 20, 1967
By The Chris Barber Band • 7" Single • Part of the collection “Paul McCartney as producer, composer, or session musician in the 60s”
Last updated on March 22, 2023
Previous single Aug 18, 1967 • "We Love You / Dandelion" by The Rolling Stones released in the UK
Session Oct 19, 1967 • Recording "Hello, Goodbye"
Session Oct 20, 1967 • Recording "The Fool On The Hill", "Hello, Goodbye"
Single Oct 20, 1967 • "Catcall" by The Chris Barber Band released in the UK
Session Oct 25, 1967 • Mixing "The Fool On The Hill", recording "Hello, Goodbye"
Article Oct 29, 1967 • Filming of “Magical Mystery Tour” • Day 14
Next single Nov 24, 1967 • "Hello, Goodbye / I Am The Walrus (UK version)" by The Beatles released in the UK
This album was recorded during the following studio sessions:
Jul 20, 1967
Written by Paul McCartney
3:00 • Studio version • A
Paul McCartney : Cat calls Chris Barber : Cat calls, Trombone Brian Auger : Cat calls, Organ Barry Jenkins : Cat calls Vic Briggs : Cat calls Viv Prince : Cat calls Madeleine Hirsiger : Cat calls Ottilie Patterson : Cat calls John Ryan : Cat calls Gustav Karl Lovenz Schneeweiss-Moody : Cat calls Pat Halcox : Cat calls, Trumpet John Crocker : Alto sax (?), Cat calls Ian Wheeler : Alto sax (?), Cat calls, Harmonica John Slaughter : Cat calls, Guitar Stu Morrison : Banjo, Cat calls Jackie Flavelle : Bass, Cat calls Graham Burbidge : Cat calls, Drums
Session Recording: Jul 20, 1967 • Studio Chappell Recording Studios, London UK
Mercy Mercy Mercy
Studio version
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Dr Jonathan S. Swift • 5 months ago
As Paul is fond of charities, has he considered organising a concert in aid of Ukraine? I am sure that if asked many other musicians would give their time free for such a good cause - I am thinking of something along the lines of George Harrison's "Concert for Bangladesh" - although Harrison is sadly no longer with us. All profits from such a concert could be donated to the Ukraine medical and infrastructure services, and the artists involved could not, therefore, be accused of providing money for the purchase of armaments. I for one would love to buy a CD from such a concert.
There are many McCartney/Beatles songs that could be played (with slight changes to the lyrics): "Back in the USSR", "Get Back", "Yesterday", "Help" to name but a few.
I hope that Paul reads this, and takes my message seriously - I can be contacted at my email address.
The PaulMcCartney Project • 5 months ago
Hi Jonathan,
While he didn't organize any charity concert for Ukraine, McCartney did show his support for Ukraine:
https://www.the-paulmccartney-project.com/2022/02/paul-mccartney-sends-support-message-to-ukraine/