To get a free download and hear the whole project go to www.thebeatlescompleteonukulele.com Original version recorded September 5, 1967 Ukulele version recorded — July 25, 2009 Written by John Lennon Credited to Lennon/McCartney Vocal — Tyler Land Drums — Robert Brandow Bass — Sgt. Hank Semolina Keyboards — Brian August Ukulele — Roger Greenawalt Piano Solo — Chatterbox The Cat Produced by Roger And Dave at Shabby Road Studio and The Abattoir Of Good Taste, Brooklyn The Ukulele version of I Am The Walrus which begins at the end features the mysterious and enigmatic Newspaper Taxis. Some say they are renegade corporate-robber barons, some say they are degenerate night club impresarios. All we know is they occasionally show up at The Abattoir Of Good Taste plug in their instruments and channel a sound from a far off time and place. The piano solo is by the world famous Chatterbox The Cat. Chatterbox is an accomplished pianist, she swoons and rubs her face against cellos and she stands on her back legs and prays for greenies. She also likes to kill things. ABOUT THE ARTIST One day the crowd being one Robert, one Hank, several Brians and a Tyler, too, were sitting around the haüsfrau when an unruly man came down on a smoldering muffin — which didn’t help at all. But they painlessly dusted themselves awful and then, looking east (there was such a thing back then) the muffin shouted: “Henceforth you shall be the Newspaper Taxis, with an X and two P’s, I think.” Of course …

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