song4julia is right, on The White Album Eric Clapton became the first non-beatle to play on a beatle track (other than orchestra stuff) Towards the end the "fifth Beatle" Billy Preston played on a lot of their songs, but Eric was the first.
er.... it depends how you define "other than orchestra stuff" - according to the notes on Anthology 2 - the recorder (flute?) on "Hide Your Love" was the first, George Martin played piano on a track Rubber Soul, the Indian musicians on Within you and Without You et al.........
er.... it depends how you define "other than orchestra stuff" - according to the notes on Anthology 2 - the recorder (flute?) on "Hide Your Love" was the first, George Martin played piano on a track Rubber Soul, the Indian musicians on Within you and Without You et al.........
song4julia is right, on The White Album Eric Clapton became the first non-beatle to play on a beatle track (other than orchestra stuff) Towards the end the "fifth Beatle" Billy Preston played on a lot of their songs, but Eric was the first.
er.... it depends how you define "other than orchestra stuff" - according to the notes on Anthology 2 - the recorder (flute?) on "Hide Your Love" was the first, George Martin played piano on a track Rubber Soul, the Indian musicians on Within you and Without You et al.........
er.... it depends how you define "other than orchestra stuff" - according to the notes on Anthology 2 - the recorder (flute?) on "Hide Your Love" was the first, George Martin played piano on a track Rubber Soul, the Indian musicians on Within you and Without You et al.........