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    The Beatle’s “Yesterday” Originally Intended To Be An Early Electronica Song

    By Chris RyanMarch 25, 2013211 Min Read
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    Paul McCartney revealed that the legendary Beatles song “Yesterday” was originally intended to have an electronica backing. McCartney even approached early electronica music pioneer Delia Derbyshire about producing the track. Derbyshire was one of the first electronica music artists most famous for her work on the ‘Doctor Who’ theme utilizing feedback and bits of tape to create the electronica sound we’ve come to know in so much of our music today. McCartney states “I even found out where Miss Derbyshire lived, and went round to visit her. We even went into the hut in the bottom of her garden. It was full of tape machines and funny instruments. My plan in meeting her was to do an electronic backing for my song, “Yesterday.”


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    Chris Ryan is the founder and visionary behind AudioFuzz.com, a destination for cutting-edge music discovery and cultural commentary. With a deep-rooted passion for music, community, and connection, Chris brings a rare blend of experience across the worlds of nightlife, activism, mental health, and media.Before launching AudioFuzz, Chris made his mark as one of New York City’s premier nightlife producers, curating some of the city’s most iconic events. Known for turning parties into immersive cultural experiences, his work was recognized by the Mayor of New York City, who awarded him for his contributions to activism and for fostering unity and visibility through nightlife. His events received multiple accolades for creativity, inclusivity, and social impact — always with a focus on bringing diverse communities together under one roof.Chris also produced SHINEOUT, the first-ever LGBT music festival, a groundbreaking celebration of queer artistry and music that set a new precedent in the industry.Driven by a lifelong desire to understand and support others, Chris pivoted to mental health, earning two master’s degrees and becoming a licensed psychotherapist. His clinical work reflects the same values that defined his nightlife career: empathy, authenticity, and the power of human connection.A global citizen and avid traveler, Chris has explored over 70 countries, using his journeys to inform the eclectic, international lens that defines AudioFuzz. From the underground clubs of Berlin to street performances in Bangkok, his firsthand experiences with music across cultures continue to fuel the site’s unique voice.Through AudioFuzz.com, Chris Ryan continues to celebrate the power of music to inspire, heal, and unite — curating a platform where queer voices, experimental sounds, and boundary-pushing artists take center stage.

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    1. Ruben Jimenez on March 26, 2013 4:00 pm

      Man, that would have been brilliant!

    2. Chris Ryan on March 27, 2013 12:08 pm

      I know! I would have LOVED to hear what that would have sounded like. It probably would have sounded much like a Radiohead song today.

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