i bet i can't aswer these Beatle questions right! 10 pts for closest answers!?

Question

1.How many languages have been sung by the Beatles?
2.How many people have either been a Beatle or replaced a Beatle?
3.What non-session musicians have had a solo on a Beatles record?
4.Why would anyone want both the single and album versions of "Let It Be?"
5.How many different women have contributed vocals to a Beatles record?
6.Though perhaps imperceptible, how did John Lennon alter his voice on the song "Revolution 1?"
7.How many Beatles recordings contain musical quotes from other composers?
8.How many original Beatles compositions contain lyrical quotes from songs by other artists?
9.How long did it take the Beatles to record their first album, "Please Please Me?"
10.How long did it take the Beatles to record their eighth album, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band?"
11.Name 3 pop/rock firsts associated with the album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band."
12.Name the 1 song credited as a collaboration between John, Paul and Ringo.
13.r u a Beatles fan?

Answer 1

Too many questions,but I am a Beatles fan!

Answer 2

1. Seven (7)
2. Ten (10)
3. Eric Clapton
"While My Guitar Gently Weeps"

Billy Preston
"Get Back," "Don't Let Me Down"

Brian Jones
"You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)"

George Martin
The Beatles' producer appeared many times on their recordings. For example he has a piano solo (though it sounds like a harpsichord) on "In My Life."

(Nicky Hopkins, who played so often with the Rolling Stones he became an unofficial member, plays piano on "Revolution." Given his lack of name recognition, and that he plays behind Lennon's guitar, we won't consider him a non-session musician with a solo.)
4. Because the single has a different mix on the lead guitar. There are two different guitar solos on this song, recorded at different times by George Harrison. Both are present on both versions of the song with one being more prominent than the other, depending on which you listen to. The single version can be found on the CD "Past Masters: Volume Two."
5. At least fifteen (15)
6. He lay on his back while recording the vocals.
7. Four (4)
8. Ten (10)
9. Nine and three-quarter hours, all in one day (9 3/4)
10. Four months, from "When I'm Sixty Four," begun on December 6, 1966, to the overdubbing of "Within You Without You" on April 4, 1967.
11. First time lyrics were printed on a pop/rock album.

First concept pop/rock album.

First time the run-out groove was used as part of the recording of a pop/rock album.

First time the inner sleeve of a pop/rock album had a unique design on it.

First time a pop/rock album associated itself with Art. Okay, that's five. Shoot me.
Other firsts for "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band":


First Beatles album to include a give-away with the album (a cut-out sheet)

First Beatles album to have the same playlist on both the US and UK editions.

First Beatles album that contains no songs released either as a single or an EP.
12. "What Goes On," from "Rubber Soul"
13. YES!!!!!

Answer 3

1. 3
2. 6
3. Eric Clapton
4. The single was produced by George Martin, not Phil Spector.
5. 3
6.
7.5
8. 4
9. 2 months
10. 129 days
11. Concept Album, Cutouts, no blank inner sleeve, lyrics printed on cover
12 With A Little Help From My Friends
13. Absolutely
Those are some insane questions, anyone who gets those all right looked them up.