"A Beginning" is an instrumental piece created by the Beatles ' maker George Martin and proposed as a prologue to "Don't Pass Me By" by Ringo Starr. A Beginning was scored by George Martin and recorded on 22 July 1968, utilizing a similar symphony that showed up on the Beatles' tune "Goodbye". "A Day in the Life" is the last melody on The Beatles' Sgt. The tune highlighted unmistakably on the soundtrack to the Beatles' first component film, A Hard Day's Night, and was on their collection of a similar name. Also, here it came: the counter Pepper, the Beatles disassembling their Joshua Tree. Indeed, even Ringo Starr felt the warmth, taking the striking choice to stop The Beatles for only weeks (McCartney took over drumming obligations in his nonappearance, and does so very well, his 'Dear Prudence' fills overflowing with creative mind), discontent with the meetings and stressed over his drumming ability. Harrison,