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Corgi only listens to owner when he talks like The Beatles

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The Beatles - “Blue Jay Way” - Magical Mystery Tour (1967)

"Not the best-known Beatles track, but in many ways the most complex they ever recorded. This single track features nearly every Beatles ‘trick’ they invented. There are changes created by the slowing down and speeding up of the tape. There is the swirling psychedelic twirl that comes from phasing/flanging. There is an electronic doubling of George’s voice. In the end section, there are heavy echoes on the cellos, stuttering away, at times repeating so heavily as to turn into feedback. And most unusual, the track was mixed first, then played through a spinning Leslie speaker. This jumble was recorded back onto the original tape, but in reverse! So the spinning backward version of the entire song fades in and out throughout the forward version. Still with us? Legend has it that they ran the signal through the Leslie so loudly that the speaker was permanently damaged.
" - Brian Kehew on the No. 1 of "The 10 Most Technically Amazing Beatles Songs", Mojo, 28 April 2014 [x]

More on the location and the instrument with which George wrote this song here.