The Studio Sound Ensemble record re-imagined versions of popular hits.
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Their version of Beatles' Got To Get You Into My Life, is often played on the Iain Lee show on Absolute Radio in the UK as a music-bed. Iain tends to perform karaoke over the top, either as an intro to the next call or a segué between songs. Iain also uses other examples of their work as music-beds.

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band / With A Little Help From My Friends
The Studio Sound Ensemble Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by The Studio Sound Ensemble:

Imagine Imagine there's no heaven It's easy if you try No hell below…
You Light Up My Life: You Light Up My Life So many nights I'd sit by my window, Waiting for someone To …

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Comments from YouTube:

Count Alucard

3y↑10

Most iconic album cover.

Little Goblin Junior

Yup

Lucie Melahn

3y↑5

Magnificent!

Jaja

3y↑4

Keep up the good work😎💪

Blindowl Videos

Thanks, will do!

Bondo Joe

3y↑4

I understand why many people consider this the most important album ever made. It's like NOTHING ever heard before. It rocks your mind!

Niggato

@Darwin Blinks ….If Only SMiLE was released…….

Darwin Blinks

2y↑1

Pet Sounds set the stage, but Pepper is the greatest album ever.

peterson lafollette

2y↑1

The excitement rolls off this like it was yesterday- always will.

Rony Vandervaeren

3y↑5

That is real music ..

Launchy

2y↑1

March 30, 1967 was my third birthday. Had an older brother who was a teenager then, he played Sgt Peppers til the grooves wore out.

David Cuellar

3y↑4

Thank you for doing this.

peterson lafollette

Fascinating retro- their costumes look like their version of "The Band."

Blindowl Videos

My pleasure!

Big Sky

3y↑4

The photo session for the Pepper cover was done at Chelsea Manor Studios on Flood Street Chelsea SW3 by Michael Cooper.
I live n the next street and the building is still there. As you turn into Flood Street from King’s Road the building is on the right just past Honiton Mansions.
Further down Flood Street on the same side is The Hall Of Rememberance where the band rehearsed for the ‘Around The Beatles ‘ TV show in 1964.

Big Sky

3y↑1

@Blindowl Videos Also here in Chelsea is Robert Whitaker’s house in The Vale where he took the Butcher picture.

Blindowl Videos

That would be great. Thank you.

Big Sky

3y↑1

@Blindowl Videos I will take photos of both buildings and email to you.

Big Sky

3y↑1

@Blindowl Videos I did once manage to get a resident to show me which room they used for the shoot.
It is at the back of the building but now they are separate apartments within the building and you can’t get in.
Kensington and Chelsea really should list the building and put a Blue Plaque on the front. As you say it is part of a very historic moment.
You can get in The Hall Of Rememberance.

Blindowl Videos

Very cool. I would love to see that building. A lot of history made there.

Alan Horowitz

This is 20th century history.

squorly

George was the only one who looked ok with a tache

Poco Pico

3y↑5

It’s amazing how much they all sat around together, smoking. So many pictures of them around with their cigs.

peterson lafollette

@MeeMee If you remember being that young and creative??

Poco Pico

@MeeMee: Lol…what a statement. They were in their 20’s! So since “their lungs sounded pretty clear,” that means they WEREN’T heavy smokers? That’s some pretty wild logic! 😏

MeeMee

Well they couldn’t have been THat much of heavy smokers. Their lungs sound pretty clear to me, it reflects in their singing.

Tunz909

@Poco Pico well I would average many times a pack a day...if I was out at night clubbing sometimes more...I was a chain smoker...morning coffee with cig....after breakfast cig, after lunch, cig...I'm a pianist and during 3 hour practice sessions i could easily go thru 5 cigs or more...you are lucky you weren't a chain smoker..good luck!!

Poco Pico

@Tunz909: I smoked plenty, but wasn’t ALWAYS smoking. Going by their pictures from back then, they rarely were without one. Must’ve been chain smokers.

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Count Alucard

Who wrote “A Little Help”. Sounds like a Paul but maybe they co-wrote it?

Big Sky

@Lawrence Gaughan London. Big Sky, The Kinks,

Lawrence Gaughan

@Big Sky Paul wrote the first line and John wrote the second line. I think from there, they alternated every other line. But I bet Paul came up with the chorus and the over-all melody. Btw, are you from Montana? big Sky.