All Things Must Beat. Share Anything Beatles!!

[G-Dog]

SO many questions! Where to start? Oh, never mind. Okay, I guess I can accept "Love Love Me Do" as a song title, but I don't recall ever hearing The Beatles sing "Do You Love Me". I guess it's not as goofy as some stuff sold back then.
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[Richland123]

Notice Paul McCartney's bass has 6 tuning keys.

 

[G-Dog]

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Beatle wigs! With, or without, sideburns!

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[RedVee]

Very nice, by the way another Ringo sole credit reputedly with major contribution from George.

 

[Richland123]

 

[G-Dog]

That's as bad as hearing James Bond's opinion of The Beatles!

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[Richland123]

 

[G-Dog]

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Could be a best seller! Detailed accounts of their every move in 1965? I'd buy it!

Huh? ... Wha... No! ... Whatta ya mean the pages are all blank!? I'm sure they were very busy that year, still touring, and all. Really! Well, that's a very lazy researcher!! Just saying.
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[RedVee]

I just got ‘Here, There & Everywhere’ by Geoff Emerick.
I will be starting that in the near future.

I finished Dirty Deeds last night (with a George reference) and am about halfway through Huckleberry Finn - but no Beatles reference in that so far.

 

[G-Dog]

I just got ‘Here, There & Everywhere’ by Geoff Emerick.
I will be starting that in the near future.

I finished Dirty Deeds last night (with a George reference) and am about halfway through Huckleberry Finn - but no Beatles reference in that so far.

I enjoyed ‘Here, There & Everywhere’ by Geoff Emerick very much. But, it's been a while. Maybe about time to read it again. That's part of the fun of having old timers. The CRS syndrome revives the fun all over again!
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[G-Dog]

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I tripped over this interesting thread about the feedback intro to "I Feel Fine" and was surprised at the variety of answers, at least one even claiming it wasn't feedback! What do you think?

Guitar noise intro to "I Feel Fine"
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[beans-on-toast]

The kids are alright.

Ringo dyed his hair soon after.

In the garden.

 

[StereoPlayer]

Why Paul McCartney Initially Balked at Having Strings on The Beatles' 'Eleanor Rigby'

 

[spiritbass]

Why Paul McCartney Initially Balked at Having Strings on The Beatles' 'Eleanor Rigby'
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Very cool. I bet Emerick's book would be an interesting read.

 

[Richland123]

The Beatles Diary Trading Cards

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[Rumble Thunder]

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I tripped over this interesting thread about the feedback intro to "I Feel Fine" and was surprised at the variety of answers, at least one even claiming it wasn't feedback! What do you think?

Guitar noise intro to "I Feel Fine"
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[Rumble Thunder]

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I tripped over this interesting thread about the feedback intro to "I Feel Fine" and was surprised at the variety of answers, at least one even claiming it wasn't feedback! What do you think?

Guitar noise intro to "I Feel Fine"
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Lol, Mr. G-dog
I always thought you were a daytripper!
But I found out..

 

[G-Dog]

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I tripped over this interesting thread about the feedback intro to "I Feel Fine" and was surprised at the variety of answers, at least one even claiming it wasn't feedback! What do you think?

Guitar noise intro to "I Feel Fine"
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Lol, Mr. G-dog
I always thought you were a daytripper!
But I found out..

I like a nice day trip as much as anyone else. But I thought "I must be trippin'" over some of the comments in that thread about "it's not feedback" and other whacko ideas. Some flat earthers and moon landing deniers there.
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[Rumble Thunder]

I like a nice day trip as much as anyone else. But I thought "I must be trippin'" over some of the comments in that thread about "it's not feedback" and other whacko ideas. Some flat earthers and moon landing deniers there.
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I always thought that note was feedback and didn’t ever even consider another Possibility. You’re right, there were some crazy conspiracy theories in there which really takes one back when people would freak out about what this lyric meant or that backwards part meant, etc.
After though a period of prolonged elapsed time, I believe we Have significant conclusive evidence that the Walrus was Paul.

 

[TomB]

That was a cool link. It's a very believable story - who hasn't had the same experience at one time or another on stage? Kudos to George Martin. Thanks for sharing.