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Summers at my house are soundtracked by the oldies. It’s something that I credit most of my random music history knowledge to, just my family sitting with each other around the pool, talking about songwriters from the ’60s and ’70s, listening to soul and rock and, of course, The Beatles. There is a shirt my dad occasionally wears to these parties, partly as a joke and partly for its shock factor. He bought it as a gag, I imagine at an airport, or in Venice, CA., where jokey t-shirts hang from store vendors like bananas off a tree. Sometimes, my stepmom will steal it from him and parade through the house in her pajamas, but its slogan isn’t serious to them. I always question the words, and they laugh and throw their heads back, saying, “It doesn’t really matter, does it? It was all their faults.” On the front, in big white letters, the t-shirt says one thing: I blame Yoko.
Source: Clara Scott Daily Gender & Media Columnist/michigandaily.com
Did Lennon really make this famous joke at the expense of his Beatle pal? Let’s find out…
It’s one of the standing jokes in the music industry. And it reportedly came from the mouth of John Lennon himself:
“Ringo wasn’t the best drummer in the world… Let’s face it, he wasn’t even the best drummer in The Beatles”
Now Lennon was known for his caustic wit, and this is a prime example of how biting he could be - even having a pop at his former Beatle colleague.
But did John Lennon actually make that joke?
Source: radiox.co.uk
Most hardcore fans know that the Beatles broke up before the album Let It Be was actually released. And, most rock historians would agree that the accompanying documentary film (also called Let It Be) pretty much showed a band populated by people who couldn’t stand each other, regardless of how good the music was. The film itself hasn’t been publicly available since the 1980s, though that may suddenly change. And, if a rebooted Let It Be movie is released, it might change people’s perceptions of the break-up of the most famous rock group of all time.
“I think there may be a new version of it,” Paul McCartney said in a recent interview on Radio X.
Source: Ryan Britt/fatherly.com
John Lennon’s sister Julia Baird is warning music fans to ‘get ready to dance’ when The Mersey Beatles hit the stage at Whitchurch Civic Centre in November.
After sold out shows in the USA, Asia and Europe, the world renowned Liverpool-born tribute band are retracing The Beatles’ footsteps on their ‘Get Back UK Tour’ which visits the same towns, cities and original venues the Fab Four rocked in the 1960s.
The Beatles famously played Whitchurch’s former Town Hall Ballroom – located on the site of the Civic Centre – on January 19, 1963.
This was the same day as the band’s important appearance on TV’s Thank Your Lucky Stars, playing their new single Please Please Me.
Source: whitchurchherald.co.uk
No one could have been surprised that, to paraphrase one of Paul McCartney’s earliest lyrics, hearts went boom — again.
From the moment Sir Paul took the stage Thursday night to face a sold-out Bell Centre and launched into A Hard Day’s Night — as perfect a musical representation of Beatlemania as he and John Lennon ever wrote — the belief in yesterday was evangelical in its fervour.
And yet one surprising thing about a McCartney show is that the glorious past is approached faithfully, but not reverently — at least in terms of sequencing. Immortals like Lady Madonna and Eleanor Rigby are placed side by side in the set list with more debatable efforts like the recent Fuh You and his 2015 collaboration with Rihanna and Kanye West, FourFive Seconds.
Source: Allen McInnis/montrealgazette.com
Today we have some incredible, never-before-seen footage of John Lennon recording his seemingly cutthroat song, "How Do You Sleep?" It's a song he released in 1971 and directed at his former Beatle bandmate Paul McCartney. Here's just a sample of the lyrics:
A pretty face may last a year or two
But pretty soon they'll see what you can do
The sound you make is muzak to my ears
You must have learned something in all those years
This previously unseen video, which includes the raw studio mix of the audio, completely unadorned, comes ahead of the Oct. 5 release of a 6-CD box set, Imagine - The Ultimate Collection. John Lennon's second solo album, Imagine, was released in Sep. 1971, just about two years after The Beatles went their separate ways. John Lennon said that this song was a response to lyrics on Paul McCartney's own solo album, Ram, that Lennon felt were directed at him. (Give a listen to "Too Many People" and "Back Seat of My Car" and you'll hear what Lennon was referring to.) Yoko Ono, who sat in on and co-produced these recording sessions, wrote to us to say that "John wrote many great songs, some tender and some mean... ... people thought this was about Paul, and Paul seems to have thought that too, so too bad it wasn't played too much."
Source: Bob Boilen
The Beatles 50 Years Ago Today: September 23, 1968
Recording: Happiness Is A Warm Gun
Monday 23 September 1968 Studio
Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road
Producer: Chris Thomas
Engineer: Ken Scott
One of the White Album's highlights, Happiness Is A W...
The Beatles 50 Years Ago Today: September 22, 1968
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The Beatles 50 Years Ago Today: September 21, 1968
George Harrison spoke with Alan Smith for an exclusive interview that would be published in the September 21st 1968 issue of The New Musical Express. The article, entitled 'George Harrison is a Rocker...
The Beatles 50 Years Ago Today: September 20, 1968
The Beatles are inbetween recording today.
...The Beatles 50 Years Ago Today: September 19, 1968
Recording: Piggies
Thursday 19 September 1968 Studio
Studios One and Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road
Producer: Chris Thomas
Engineer: Ken Scott
Work began on Piggies during this session. It was the thir...
The Beatles 50 Years Ago Today: September 18, 1968
Recording, mixing: Birthday
Wednesday 18 September 1968 Studio
Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road
Producer: Chris Thomas
Engineer: Ken Scott
While the sessions for the White Album often found The Be...
The Beatles 50 Years Ago Today: September 17, 1968
Recording, mixing: Helter Skelter, I Will
Tuesday 17 September 1968 Studio
Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road
Producer: Chris Thomas
Engineer: Ken Scott
The Beatles completed the recording of I Will...