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    "airdate": "2024-03-19T11:00:11-07:00",
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    "comment": "Happy birthday, Jenn!!\n--\nThe unique sound of this song was not supplied by an organ or any kind of keyboard. It came from running a guitar through a Leslie speaker. Such speakers are commonly found in keyboard instruments. The speaker rotates, which is what provides the different sound.\n--\nPaul McCartney played an upright piano that was rigged to sound like a harpsichord.\n--\nThe Beatles could have used traditional background singers on this track, but instead they commandeered Pattie Harrison and Yoko Ono to sing the \"birthday\" line in the chorus, simulating the regular voices that would sing a birthday greeting.",
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