9 thoughts on “ Tomorrow Never Knows ”

1. Like " A Hard Day's Night," the title came from an expression Ringo Starr used. The proper idiom is "tomorrow never comes," meaning that when tomorrow arrived, it would become today. Ringo's variation of the phrase took the edge off the heavy philosophical lyrics.

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2. Oct 31,  · Title: Tomorrow Never Knows Artist: The Beatles Album: Revolver () & Anthology 2 () C Turn off your mind relax and float downstream It is not dying It is not dying Lay down all thoug/5(12).

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3. The title of this song came from Ringo Starr's phrase "Tomorrow never knows" that he said in a television interview in He told then a story about a curios moment at British Embassy in Washington, DC, when one of the guests had cut off a portion of his hair.

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4. "Tomorrow Never Knows" is a song by the English rock band the Beatles, written primarily by John Lennon and credited to Lennon–McCartney. It was released in August as the final track on their album Revolver, although it was the first song recorded for the LP. The song marked a radical departure for the Beatles, as the band fully embraced.

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5. Apr 11,  · Tomorrow Never Knows was a great innovation. It opened the door to Sgt Pepper and was one of the great psychedelic rock songs. John Lennon on LSD: “Leary was the one going round saying, ‘take it, take it, take it,’” Lennon remembered in , “and we followed his instructions in his ‘how to take a trip’ book.

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6. Tomorrow Never Knows is a podcast by historians Charlotte Lydia Riley and Emma Lundin in which we share our thoughts based on what we know, what we've .

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7. “TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS” (John Lennon – Paul McCartney) A five month break from the studio for a popular recording group is usually a refreshing experience used to reassess their artistic direction.

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8. 「トゥモロー・ネバー・ノウズ」 (英語: Tomorrow Never Knows) はビートルズの楽曲である。本作は、年にリリースされたイギリス盤公式オリジナル・アルバム『リボルバー』に収録された、ビートルズ初のサイケデリック・ロック曲。 クレジットはレノン＝マッカートニーとなっているが、実質.

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9. Founded in , Lincoln Hall and Schubas’ Tomorrow Never Knows has proven for over a decade that music fans will brave the brutal Chicago cold for a good show. Taking place over the course of five days in January, TNK gathers the best of rising local indie artists as well as acclaimed national acts, including both musicians and comedians.

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