Not a single thing on that list would be unknown to any true Beatles fan. You could open any book about the Beatles and find any of those "unknown facts".
13:14 McCartney didn't refuse to play on 'She said, She said'. He left the studio after a dispute with John, but did play bass on several takes, and his bass part was used for the album.
Paul and John were hanging out together in the mid 1970's watching SNL when Lorane Michaels pleaded for a Beatles reunion. Paul and John thought about going down there but thought it would be too late to make it when the show was over.
The early Beatles wore black denim, leather jackets and cowboy boots. Their hairdo was actually done for them by Stuart Sutcliffe's girlfriend Astrid Kirchner, after she cut Staurt's that way, John, George and Paul, asked her to do the same for them. Sutcliffe was John's best friend and left the group, to persue his art, but died young from a brain hemorrhage. So they already had the hairdo, when Brian Epstein met them, only Pete Best insisted on keeping his DA. When he was sacked and Ringo Starr was recruited from Rory Storm and the Hurricanes, he had to change his DA, to their hairdo. You can see the change in early promotional photos for Love Me Do and Please Please Me, as well as the first album. George Harrison once said he could have been a better guitarist, if he had practiced more. The Beatles did do television once in their later career, the video of Hey Jude, was them performing on The David Frost Show....the same television British presenter who later interviewed Richard Nixon. They also did a lot of British television in their early career, most notably in that period a Christmas special filmed in a long demolished television studio, near the one until recently used by the British versions of Simon Cowell's syndicated talent shows....Got Talent, etc. They also notably appeared with the popular British comedy duo of Morecambe and Wise, performing a musical number with them and also two of their own songs. So they were already veteran television performancers, when they appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show in the US.
@@sanderson9338 I'm also a 62 year old British Beatles fan, so the television stuff was something I didn't read....I knew it. I also remember them appearing on Juke Box Jury on British television, but the tape was wiped.
Oh honey, not quite the hot take you were hoping for, huh? Well, you never mind all those nasty people ignoring you. I think you’re very clever and important, yes you are! Just remember: you might mean nothing to the world but ooooh if Paul McCartney ever sees your comment I’m sure he’ll be just seething inside. You keep being special, mister! If one day we meet, imma buy you a root beer float and give you the squeeziest hug🥰
Your mother wants you to know that, deep down, she loves you sweet pea. She didn’t know it was your uncle. She was wearing the wrong glasses. Also, communicative strength is subjective, you insufferable lobcock!!! Hugs❤️
yall act like john lennon killed someone lmao, he wasnt that bad. He made some mistakes sure but he wasn't this super evil dude. To be honest i couldnt care less about john lennon personal life. All i know is he was a brilliant songwriter
