Posted on 02/22/2005 9:53:02 PM PST by freedom44
It's like it's written with English words and Roman letters, yet it's not English! God, that commonwealth English is hard to understand!
Now you had to go and do that.
I was just enjoying Jimi: The BBC Sessions today. Damn that is good stuff.
you guys have to be quicker with these pings... 2 articles tonight already I've had to pick up the slack on, and it's like, 3 hours past my bedtime here in the East!
*grin*
(of course I'm the slacker for not posting the articles in the first place...)
No he didn't. Even so, Lennon certainly did write some of the song. For example, Lennon came up with a line about "Father McCartney", but Paul got the creeps and changed it to "Father McKenzie". The bulk of the Beatles earlier stuff was genuinely written by both Lennon and McCartney. At least, each usually made some contribution to the other's efforts.
Don't think I'd ever heard about that one before.
"...Just like a white wing dove
"Sings a song, sounds like she's singin'
"[Poot!], [Poott!!], said [fffffffttt!!!]"
They pumped out a quart of what out out of Rod Stewart's stomach?
out of curiousity, who is your pick?
Who's Richey Edwards. And what does "Lucan-like" mean? Who or what is Lucan.
And Robert Johnson had nothing to do with rock and roll having died in the 1930's.
English people can be weird.
Check out this maniac.
www.spasticink.com
Ron's a friend of mine. I played with his brother Bobby for years off and on.
Go to videos. Classic cartoons scored with heavy metal, and other stuff. Very unique and you will certainly appreciate his virtiousity.
If you play Sgt. Pepper backwards and at a slow speed, you can hear Paul's voice saying "You bloody idiot. You're playing this record backwards and at a slow speed."
Chet Atkins.
He could and did play any kind of music. I have a 78rpm album of his that I wouldn't part with for any money. Nothing but classical music on it.
28 IF (if he would have lived)
license on the volkswagen on the abby road album.
My Back Pages, Purple Haze, Foxy Lady, Hey Joe, yeah he's pretty darned mesmerizing.
Just looked it up. Apparently Mick Jagger once ate said candy bar out of Miss Faithfull's...well, perhaps that's where the Stones got the inspiration for "Brown Sugar"?
In that song, Zappa namechecks the Vanilla Fudge.
Richey Edwards was the guitarist for the Manic Street Preachers, who disappeared in 1995 shortly before the band was supposed to tour the U.S. to promote their then-current album.
Richard John Bingham, the seventh Earl of Lucan, disappeared in 1974, after allegedly beating the family nanny to death and also battering his wife.
Apparently there's some controversy about exactly what happened to both gentlemen.
Very British. I'd've not known at all.
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