... when discussing the role of instruments. There is a section in at bar 50 in "A Day In The Life" which could be linked to "Honey Don't". This comparison comes in the bass line. Rhythmically "Honey Don't" is tied to the walking bass line, the guitar follows it almost throughout playing the same notes an octave higher. The walking bass line drives the piece and is always prevalent with its steady four crotchets per bar with small exceptions where there is a short rhythmic break from the vocals for two beats. This creates rhythmic interest as the guitars, bass and drums play a motif that is rhythmically comparable. This walking bass line compares with "A Day In The Life" from bar 50 when the mood of the piece changes from quite slow moving, to something that moves forward with more pace. Primarily this is created by the drums playing quavers ...

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