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[nimrod]

I just re listened to this song and my love for it grows, It really has that otherwordly thing going, Beatles at their best ? = Yes I think so, strange rhythms, sounds, tempo's, lyrics........man they had it all in those days.

[Hombre_de_ningun_lugar]

Natural notes are the notes A, B, C, D, E, F, and G, and are represented by the white notes on the keyboard of a piano

That's why Ringo only plays the piano if it's in C.

[nimrod]

That's why Ringo only plays the piano if it's in C.

and me

[stevie]

oh yes it could be from mathematics! well also, perhaps looks like a lennon style wordplay, maybe refers to an open tuning on a guitar, or a concert tuning, or what nimrod said.
 

I always thought it was just typical John, a pun on the word 'naturally'?

[nimrod]

^ probably

[blmeanie]

  interesting musical textures

perfect description of many of their songs and styles

[nimrod]

perfect description of many of their songs and styles

absolutely

[Dcazz]

It is a imcredible song. I have a Bazooka Bass tube in my truck and by far it's the most amazing sound when this song intro's. I always turn it up!

[Jema]

I can't really remember if I loved this song from the first time I heard it, but what I do know is that I totally love it now and it's my favorite song from Magical Mystery Tour. I love everything about it. This really should have been the A-side, but at least it's the B-side. My favorite part of the song is near the end during the "baby, you're a rich man" part, and it's when they're singing that, and during the "baby, you're a rich man too" part, John speaks it. Hopefully you know which part I'm talking about!

[Ovi]

Never been a fan of that clavioline playing. Kinda annoys me, actually.