On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent
Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The
Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost-
writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among
musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you
choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are not
And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes of George
On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent
Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The
Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost- writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you
choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are not
Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes of George
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 12:38:40 AM UTC-7, Syd Beatle wrote:
On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost- writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are not
George Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes of
and before someone jumps on it, yeah yeah, I know there were 4 out of the 16 Rubber Soul songs that were demo'd in some form prior to the sessions. that still leaves 12 fully completed songs that appeared, allegedly, 100% out of thin air, in thatabsurdly compressed time frame. okay, no wonder they never played that stuff live- they never played it at all is what it sounds like.
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 3:41:34 AM UTC-4, Syd Beatle wrote:Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 12:38:40 AM UTC-7, Syd Beatle wrote:
On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent
Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The
Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost-
writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among
musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you
choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are not
George Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes of
absurdly compressed time frame. okay, no wonder they never played that stuff live- they never played it at all is what it sounds like.and before someone jumps on it, yeah yeah, I know there were 4 out of the 16 Rubber Soul songs that were demo'd in some form prior to the sessions. that still leaves 12 fully completed songs that appeared, allegedly, 100% out of thin air, in that
There are innumerable recordings of the guys -- that is, John, Paul, George, and Ringo -- working on the Rubber Soul songs. The guys' musical signatures are all over the finished work.
There's no intelligent reason for imagining that some mysterious unnamed force created the album.
Do you also believe that Paul McCartney died and was replaced by a lookalike/soundalike/play-all-the instruments-alike?
On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 04:09:01 -0700 (PDT), Norbert KMembers of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 3:41:34 AM UTC-4, Syd Beatle wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 12:38:40 AM UTC-7, Syd Beatle wrote:
On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote: >> > > On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent
Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The
Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost-
writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among
musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute, >> > > > > they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo, >> > > > > NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you
choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused >> > > > > much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are not
George Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes of
absurdly compressed time frame. okay, no wonder they never played that stuff live- they never played it at all is what it sounds like.and before someone jumps on it, yeah yeah, I know there were 4 out of the 16 Rubber Soul songs that were demo'd in some form prior to the sessions. that still leaves 12 fully completed songs that appeared, allegedly, 100% out of thin air, in that
There are innumerable recordings of the guys -- that is, John, Paul, George, and Ringo -- working on the Rubber Soul songs. The guys' musical signatures are all over the finished work.
There's no intelligent reason for imagining that some mysterious unnamed force created the album.
Do you also believe that Paul McCartney died and was replaced by a lookalike/soundalike/play-all-the instruments-alike?Those of lower intelligence embrace conspiracy theories because they
do not require any deep thought - or ANY thought for that matter.
Actually, they have lazy minds, and these silly theories are the
easiest way to explain their twisted reality.
On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent
Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The
Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost- writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you
choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are not
Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes of George
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 10:32:02 AM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote:not Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)
On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 04:09:01 -0700 (PDT), Norbert K
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 3:41:34 AM UTC-4, Syd Beatle wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 12:38:40 AM UTC-7, Syd Beatle wrote:
On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote: >> >> > > On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent
Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The
Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost-
writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among
musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute, >> >> > > > > they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo, >> >> > > > > NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you
choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused >> >> > > > > much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are
George Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes of
absurdly compressed time frame. okay, no wonder they never played that stuff live- they never played it at all is what it sounds like.and before someone jumps on it, yeah yeah, I know there were 4 out of the 16 Rubber Soul songs that were demo'd in some form prior to the sessions. that still leaves 12 fully completed songs that appeared, allegedly, 100% out of thin air, in that
Those of lower intelligence embrace conspiracy theories because they
There are innumerable recordings of the guys -- that is, John, Paul, George, and Ringo -- working on the Rubber Soul songs. The guys' musical signatures are all over the finished work.
There's no intelligent reason for imagining that some mysterious unnamed force created the album.
Do you also believe that Paul McCartney died and was replaced by a lookalike/soundalike/play-all-the instruments-alike?
do not require any deep thought - or ANY thought for that matter.
Actually, they have lazy minds, and these silly theories are the
easiest way to explain their twisted reality.
In fairness, Rubber Soul was a departure in some ways. It was obviously the Beatles, but they were evolving fast..
On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 09:48:13 -0700 (PDT), "RJKe...@yahoo.com" <RJKe...@yahoo.com> wrote:not Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 10:32:02 AM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote:
On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 04:09:01 -0700 (PDT), Norbert K
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 3:41:34 AM UTC-4, Syd Beatle wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 12:38:40 AM UTC-7, Syd Beatle wrote:
On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95: >> >> > > > >
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent >> >> > > > > Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The >> >> > > > > Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost- >> >> > > > > writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among >> >> > > > > musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of >> >> > > > > catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm >> >> > > > > asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this >> >> > > > > is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz, >> >> > > > > who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you >> >> > > > > choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are
of George Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes
absurdly compressed time frame. okay, no wonder they never played that stuff live- they never played it at all is what it sounds like.and before someone jumps on it, yeah yeah, I know there were 4 out of the 16 Rubber Soul songs that were demo'd in some form prior to the sessions. that still leaves 12 fully completed songs that appeared, allegedly, 100% out of thin air, in that
Those of lower intelligence embrace conspiracy theories because they
There are innumerable recordings of the guys -- that is, John, Paul, George, and Ringo -- working on the Rubber Soul songs. The guys' musical signatures are all over the finished work.
There's no intelligent reason for imagining that some mysterious unnamed force created the album.
Do you also believe that Paul McCartney died and was replaced by a lookalike/soundalike/play-all-the instruments-alike?
do not require any deep thought - or ANY thought for that matter.
Actually, they have lazy minds, and these silly theories are the
easiest way to explain their twisted reality.
In fairness, Rubber Soul was a departure in some ways. It was obviously the Beatles, but they were evolving fast..Same era.
60% of all Americans think that the JFK assassination was a
"conspiracy". No evidence has ever been discovered and authenticated
to support this. Lazy thinking.
Interesting reading:
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/the-lone-gunman/
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 7:10:59 PM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote:not Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)
On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 09:48:13 -0700 (PDT), "RJKe...@yahoo.com"
<RJKe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 10:32:02 AM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote:
On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 04:09:01 -0700 (PDT), Norbert K
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 3:41:34 AM UTC-4, Syd Beatle wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 12:38:40 AM UTC-7, Syd Beatle wrote:
On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95: >> >> >> > > > >
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent >> >> >> > > > > Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The >> >> >> > > > > Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost- >> >> >> > > > > writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among >> >> >> > > > > musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of >> >> >> > > > > catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm >> >> >> > > > > asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this >> >> >> > > > > is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz, >> >> >> > > > > who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you >> >> >> > > > > choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are
of George Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes
that absurdly compressed time frame. okay, no wonder they never played that stuff live- they never played it at all is what it sounds like.and before someone jumps on it, yeah yeah, I know there were 4 out of the 16 Rubber Soul songs that were demo'd in some form prior to the sessions. that still leaves 12 fully completed songs that appeared, allegedly, 100% out of thin air, in
stupider?Same era.Those of lower intelligence embrace conspiracy theories because they
There are innumerable recordings of the guys -- that is, John, Paul, George, and Ringo -- working on the Rubber Soul songs. The guys' musical signatures are all over the finished work.
There's no intelligent reason for imagining that some mysterious unnamed force created the album.
Do you also believe that Paul McCartney died and was replaced by a lookalike/soundalike/play-all-the instruments-alike?
do not require any deep thought - or ANY thought for that matter.
Actually, they have lazy minds, and these silly theories are the
easiest way to explain their twisted reality.
In fairness, Rubber Soul was a departure in some ways. It was obviously the Beatles, but they were evolving fast..
60% of all Americans think that the JFK assassination was a
"conspiracy". No evidence has ever been discovered and authenticated
to support this. Lazy thinking.
Interesting reading:
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/the-lone-gunman/
The JFK assassination conspiracy theories have been around longer than I can remember.
I puzzle over how conspiracism has become so widespread, and how the conspiracies people embrace (the Trump & Q sh*t) have become so crazy. Is it the drugs people take today? Has mental illness become vastly more common? Have people simply gotten
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 7:10:59 PM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote:Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)
On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 09:48:13 -0700 (PDT), "RJKe...@yahoo.com"
<RJKe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 10:32:02 AM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote:
On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 04:09:01 -0700 (PDT), Norbert K
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 3:41:34 AM UTC-4, Syd Beatle wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 12:38:40 AM UTC-7, Syd Beatle wrote: >>>>>>> On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote: >>>>>>>> On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95: >>>>>>>>>>
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent >>>>>>>>>> Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands >>>>>>>>>> anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The >>>>>>>>>> Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost- >>>>>>>>>> writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among >>>>>>>>>> musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of >>>>>>>>>> catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute, >>>>>>>>>> they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm >>>>>>>>>> asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo >>>>>>>>>> News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this >>>>>>>>>> is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any- >>>>>>>>>> where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the >>>>>>>>>> snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo, >>>>>>>>>> NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz, >>>>>>>>>> who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it >>>>>>>>>> isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you >>>>>>>>>> choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused >>>>>>>>>> much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are not
George Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes of
absurdly compressed time frame. okay, no wonder they never played that stuff live- they never played it at all is what it sounds like.and before someone jumps on it, yeah yeah, I know there were 4 out of the 16 Rubber Soul songs that were demo'd in some form prior to the sessions. that still leaves 12 fully completed songs that appeared, allegedly, 100% out of thin air, in that
stupider?Same era.Those of lower intelligence embrace conspiracy theories because they
There are innumerable recordings of the guys -- that is, John, Paul, George, and Ringo -- working on the Rubber Soul songs. The guys' musical signatures are all over the finished work.
There's no intelligent reason for imagining that some mysterious unnamed force created the album.
Do you also believe that Paul McCartney died and was replaced by a lookalike/soundalike/play-all-the instruments-alike?
do not require any deep thought - or ANY thought for that matter.
Actually, they have lazy minds, and these silly theories are the
easiest way to explain their twisted reality.
In fairness, Rubber Soul was a departure in some ways. It was obviously the Beatles, but they were evolving fast..
60% of all Americans think that the JFK assassination was a
"conspiracy". No evidence has ever been discovered and authenticated
to support this. Lazy thinking.
Interesting reading:
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/the-lone-gunman/
The JFK assassination conspiracy theories have been around longer than I can remember.
I puzzle over how conspiracism has become so widespread, and how the conspiracies people embrace (the Trump & Q sh*t) have become so crazy. Is it the drugs people take today? Has mental illness become vastly more common? Have people simply gotten
On 7/11/2021 5:02 am, Norbert K wrote:not Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 7:10:59 PM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote:
On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 09:48:13 -0700 (PDT), "RJKe...@yahoo.com"
<RJKe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 10:32:02 AM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote: >>>> On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 04:09:01 -0700 (PDT), Norbert K
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 3:41:34 AM UTC-4, Syd Beatle wrote: >>>>>> On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 12:38:40 AM UTC-7, Syd Beatle wrote: >>>>>>> On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95: >>>>>>>>>>
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent >>>>>>>>>> Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage >>>>>>>>>> showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they >>>>>>>>>> didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands >>>>>>>>>> anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The >>>>>>>>>> Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost- >>>>>>>>>> writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among >>>>>>>>>> musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of >>>>>>>>>> catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the >>>>>>>>>> Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point. >>>>>>>>>> We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute, >>>>>>>>>> they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm >>>>>>>>>> asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo >>>>>>>>>> News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this >>>>>>>>>> is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any- >>>>>>>>>> where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the >>>>>>>>>> snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo, >>>>>>>>>> NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz, >>>>>>>>>> who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it >>>>>>>>>> isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you >>>>>>>>>> choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused >>>>>>>>>> much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are
of George Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes
that absurdly compressed time frame. okay, no wonder they never played that stuff live- they never played it at all is what it sounds like.and before someone jumps on it, yeah yeah, I know there were 4 out of the 16 Rubber Soul songs that were demo'd in some form prior to the sessions. that still leaves 12 fully completed songs that appeared, allegedly, 100% out of thin air, in
stupider?Same era.Those of lower intelligence embrace conspiracy theories because they >>>> do not require any deep thought - or ANY thought for that matter.
There are innumerable recordings of the guys -- that is, John, Paul, George, and Ringo -- working on the Rubber Soul songs. The guys' musical signatures are all over the finished work.
There's no intelligent reason for imagining that some mysterious unnamed force created the album.
Do you also believe that Paul McCartney died and was replaced by a lookalike/soundalike/play-all-the instruments-alike?
Actually, they have lazy minds, and these silly theories are the
easiest way to explain their twisted reality.
In fairness, Rubber Soul was a departure in some ways. It was obviously the Beatles, but they were evolving fast..
60% of all Americans think that the JFK assassination was a
"conspiracy". No evidence has ever been discovered and authenticated
to support this. Lazy thinking.
Interesting reading:
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/the-lone-gunman/
The JFK assassination conspiracy theories have been around longer than I can remember.
I puzzle over how conspiracism has become so widespread, and how the conspiracies people embrace (the Trump & Q sh*t) have become so crazy. Is it the drugs people take today? Has mental illness become vastly more common? Have people simply gotten
Surely the JFK thing has far more justification that the various Q-shit ?
geoff
On 7/11/2021 5:02 am, Norbert K wrote:not Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 7:10:59 PM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote:
On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 09:48:13 -0700 (PDT), "RJKe...@yahoo.com"
<RJKe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 10:32:02 AM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote: >>>> On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 04:09:01 -0700 (PDT), Norbert K
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 3:41:34 AM UTC-4, Syd Beatle wrote: >>>>>> On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 12:38:40 AM UTC-7, Syd Beatle wrote: >>>>>>> On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95: >>>>>>>>>>
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent >>>>>>>>>> Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage >>>>>>>>>> showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they >>>>>>>>>> didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands >>>>>>>>>> anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The >>>>>>>>>> Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost- >>>>>>>>>> writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among >>>>>>>>>> musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of >>>>>>>>>> catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the >>>>>>>>>> Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point. >>>>>>>>>> We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute, >>>>>>>>>> they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm >>>>>>>>>> asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo >>>>>>>>>> News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this >>>>>>>>>> is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any- >>>>>>>>>> where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the >>>>>>>>>> snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo, >>>>>>>>>> NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz, >>>>>>>>>> who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it >>>>>>>>>> isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you >>>>>>>>>> choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused >>>>>>>>>> much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are
of George Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes
that absurdly compressed time frame. okay, no wonder they never played that stuff live- they never played it at all is what it sounds like.and before someone jumps on it, yeah yeah, I know there were 4 out of the 16 Rubber Soul songs that were demo'd in some form prior to the sessions. that still leaves 12 fully completed songs that appeared, allegedly, 100% out of thin air, in
stupider?Same era.Those of lower intelligence embrace conspiracy theories because they >>>> do not require any deep thought - or ANY thought for that matter.
There are innumerable recordings of the guys -- that is, John, Paul, George, and Ringo -- working on the Rubber Soul songs. The guys' musical signatures are all over the finished work.
There's no intelligent reason for imagining that some mysterious unnamed force created the album.
Do you also believe that Paul McCartney died and was replaced by a lookalike/soundalike/play-all-the instruments-alike?
Actually, they have lazy minds, and these silly theories are the
easiest way to explain their twisted reality.
In fairness, Rubber Soul was a departure in some ways. It was obviously the Beatles, but they were evolving fast..
60% of all Americans think that the JFK assassination was a
"conspiracy". No evidence has ever been discovered and authenticated
to support this. Lazy thinking.
Interesting reading:
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/the-lone-gunman/
The JFK assassination conspiracy theories have been around longer than I can remember.
I puzzle over how conspiracism has become so widespread, and how the conspiracies people embrace (the Trump & Q sh*t) have become so crazy. Is it the drugs people take today? Has mental illness become vastly more common? Have people simply gotten
Surely the JFK thing has far more justification that the various Q-shit ?
geoff
On 7/11/2021 5:02 am, Norbert K wrote:Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 7:10:59 PM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote:
On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 09:48:13 -0700 (PDT), "RJKe...@yahoo.com"
<RJKe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 10:32:02 AM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote: >>>>> On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 04:09:01 -0700 (PDT), Norbert K
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 3:41:34 AM UTC-4, Syd Beatle wrote: >>>>>>> On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 12:38:40 AM UTC-7, Syd Beatle wrote: >>>>>>>> On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote: >>>>>>>>> On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95: >>>>>>>>>>>
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent >>>>>>>>>>> Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage >>>>>>>>>>> showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they >>>>>>>>>>> didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands >>>>>>>>>>> anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The >>>>>>>>>>> Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost- >>>>>>>>>>> writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among >>>>>>>>>>> musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of >>>>>>>>>>> catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point. >>>>>>>>>>> We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute, >>>>>>>>>>> they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm >>>>>>>>>>> asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo >>>>>>>>>>> News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this >>>>>>>>>>> is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any- >>>>>>>>>>> where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the >>>>>>>>>>> snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo, >>>>>>>>>>> NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz, >>>>>>>>>>> who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it >>>>>>>>>>> isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you >>>>>>>>>>> choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused >>>>>>>>>>> much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are not
George Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes of
absurdly compressed time frame. okay, no wonder they never played that stuff live- they never played it at all is what it sounds like.and before someone jumps on it, yeah yeah, I know there were 4 out of the 16 Rubber Soul songs that were demo'd in some form prior to the sessions. that still leaves 12 fully completed songs that appeared, allegedly, 100% out of thin air, in that
stupider?Same era.Those of lower intelligence embrace conspiracy theories because they >>>>> do not require any deep thought - or ANY thought for that matter.
There are innumerable recordings of the guys -- that is, John, Paul, George, and Ringo -- working on the Rubber Soul songs. The guys' musical signatures are all over the finished work.
There's no intelligent reason for imagining that some mysterious unnamed force created the album.
Do you also believe that Paul McCartney died and was replaced by a lookalike/soundalike/play-all-the instruments-alike?
Actually, they have lazy minds, and these silly theories are the
easiest way to explain their twisted reality.
In fairness, Rubber Soul was a departure in some ways. It was obviously the Beatles, but they were evolving fast..
60% of all Americans think that the JFK assassination was a
"conspiracy". No evidence has ever been discovered and authenticated
to support this. Lazy thinking.
Interesting reading:
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/the-lone-gunman/
The JFK assassination conspiracy theories have been around longer than I can remember.
I puzzle over how conspiracism has become so widespread, and how the conspiracies people embrace (the Trump & Q sh*t) have become so crazy. Is it the drugs people take today? Has mental illness become vastly more common? Have people simply gotten
Surely the JFK thing has far more justification that the various Q-shit ?
On Sun, 7 Nov 2021 17:20:08 +1300, geoff <ge...@nospamgeoffwood.org>not Members of the Beatles. The Beatles also played a tons of covers and songs written by other people/bands so the truth is The Beatles did have "Ghost Writers" but they did write some of their own songs to =)
wrote:
On 7/11/2021 5:02 am, Norbert K wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 7:10:59 PM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote:
On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 09:48:13 -0700 (PDT), "RJKe...@yahoo.com"
<RJKe...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 10:32:02 AM UTC-4, Mack A. Damia wrote: >>>>> On Fri, 5 Nov 2021 04:09:01 -0700 (PDT), Norbert K
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 3:41:34 AM UTC-4, Syd Beatle wrote: >>>>>>> On Friday, November 5, 2021 at 12:38:40 AM UTC-7, Syd Beatle wrote: >>>>>>>> On Monday, July 27, 2020 at 1:19:06 PM UTC-7, RJKe...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 5:05:19 PM UTC-4, dreamsci...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95: >>>>>>>>>>>
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent >>>>>>>>>>> Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage >>>>>>>>>>> showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them >>>>>>>>>>> "composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they >>>>>>>>>>> didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands >>>>>>>>>>> anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The >>>>>>>>>>> Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost- >>>>>>>>>>> writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among >>>>>>>>>>> musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of >>>>>>>>>>> catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the >>>>>>>>>>> Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point. >>>>>>>>>>> We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute, >>>>>>>>>>> they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm >>>>>>>>>>> asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo >>>>>>>>>>> News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this >>>>>>>>>>> is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any- >>>>>>>>>>> where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the >>>>>>>>>>> snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo, >>>>>>>>>>> NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz, >>>>>>>>>>> who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it >>>>>>>>>>> isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you >>>>>>>>>>> choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused >>>>>>>>>>> much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
well all you really have to do is look in the Official Big book of Beatles Music (Published by EMI/Capitol Records).. has all the chord charts, music and lyrics.. there you will find the original composers are credited and many of them are
of George Martin and EMI even take a chance on such an absurd scenario as that? A lot of the backing tracks must have been put together, perhaps precorded by studio musicians. This explains why they never played much of anything from those 2 66 albums.And which songs credited to Lennon & McCartney were ghost-written? Who are the ghost writers?We need to find out. No chance in hell they went in to the studio with practically NOTHING, not even any songs written, and came out 30 days later with Rubber Soul, fully written, arranged, produced, and recorded. Why on earth would the likes
that absurdly compressed time frame. okay, no wonder they never played that stuff live- they never played it at all is what it sounds like.and before someone jumps on it, yeah yeah, I know there were 4 out of the 16 Rubber Soul songs that were demo'd in some form prior to the sessions. that still leaves 12 fully completed songs that appeared, allegedly, 100% out of thin air, in
stupider?Same era.Those of lower intelligence embrace conspiracy theories because they >>>>> do not require any deep thought - or ANY thought for that matter. >>>>> Actually, they have lazy minds, and these silly theories are the
There are innumerable recordings of the guys -- that is, John, Paul, George, and Ringo -- working on the Rubber Soul songs. The guys' musical signatures are all over the finished work.
There's no intelligent reason for imagining that some mysterious unnamed force created the album.
Do you also believe that Paul McCartney died and was replaced by a lookalike/soundalike/play-all-the instruments-alike?
easiest way to explain their twisted reality.
In fairness, Rubber Soul was a departure in some ways. It was obviously the Beatles, but they were evolving fast..
60% of all Americans think that the JFK assassination was a
"conspiracy". No evidence has ever been discovered and authenticated
to support this. Lazy thinking.
Interesting reading:
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/the-lone-gunman/
The JFK assassination conspiracy theories have been around longer than I can remember.
I puzzle over how conspiracism has become so widespread, and how the conspiracies people embrace (the Trump & Q sh*t) have become so crazy. Is it the drugs people take today? Has mental illness become vastly more common? Have people simply gotten
Surely the JFK thing has far more justification that the various Q-shit ? Did you read the link that I posted? Some enlightened person in Texasgot tired of all the nonsense and went through the various aspects of
the conspiracy theories and debunked them all very effectively.
Qanon? Different strokes. Paranoia is alive and unwell in the U.S.
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent
Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The
Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost-
writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among
musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you
choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote: >> The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:thing as Covid 19! I fast forwarded through that -- only to find Williams rambling on about how the various national leaders were beholden to some sinister and unnameable higher force.
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent
Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The
Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost-
writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among
musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you
choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
There's a video on Youtube in which somebody named Vince Russo interviews somebody named Mike Williams purportedly on the theme of "Proof the Beatles Didn't Write Or Play Their Own Songs."
Obviously the hypothesis is insane, but I was willing to give it a listen as a critical exercise. I thought it might be useful to debunk Williams' bad arguments. The problem is that Williams began his "presentation" by denying that there was any such
He had completely forgotten what he had come on the show to do and was merely promoting paranoia -- any paranoia.
On Mon, 8 Nov 2021 03:46:06 -0800 (PST), Norbert Kthing as Covid 19! I fast forwarded through that -- only to find Williams rambling on about how the various national leaders were beholden to some sinister and unnameable higher force.
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent
Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The
Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost-
writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among
musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you
choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
There's a video on Youtube in which somebody named Vince Russo interviews somebody named Mike Williams purportedly on the theme of "Proof the Beatles Didn't Write Or Play Their Own Songs."
Obviously the hypothesis is insane, but I was willing to give it a listen as a critical exercise. I thought it might be useful to debunk Williams' bad arguments. The problem is that Williams began his "presentation" by denying that there was any such
He had completely forgotten what he had come on the show to do and was merely promoting paranoia -- any paranoia.There appears to be a "mass hysteria" among many on the right based on insane theories.
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent
Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The
Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost-
writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among
musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you
choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
On Monday, November 8, 2021 at 6:59:07 AM UTC-5, Mack A. Damia wrote:thing as Covid 19! I fast forwarded through that -- only to find Williams rambling on about how the various national leaders were beholden to some sinister and unnameable higher force.
On Mon, 8 Nov 2021 03:46:06 -0800 (PST), Norbert K
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent
Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The
Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost-
writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among
musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you
choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
There's a video on Youtube in which somebody named Vince Russo interviews somebody named Mike Williams purportedly on the theme of "Proof the Beatles Didn't Write Or Play Their Own Songs."
Obviously the hypothesis is insane, but I was willing to give it a listen as a critical exercise. I thought it might be useful to debunk Williams' bad arguments. The problem is that Williams began his "presentation" by denying that there was any such
completely insane. And they would be correct in this thought.There appears to be a "mass hysteria" among many on the right based on
He had completely forgotten what he had come on the show to do and was merely promoting paranoia -- any paranoia.
insane theories.
Can you imagine what a traditional conservative Republican -- a Barry Goldwater, a Ronald Reagan, even a Richard Nixon -- would think about what their party has become? They would think today's Trumpian, Q-Anon-accepting supposed Republicans were
On Mon, 8 Nov 2021 04:51:48 -0800 (PST), Norbert Ksuch thing as Covid 19! I fast forwarded through that -- only to find Williams rambling on about how the various national leaders were beholden to some sinister and unnameable higher force.
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Monday, November 8, 2021 at 6:59:07 AM UTC-5, Mack A. Damia wrote:
On Mon, 8 Nov 2021 03:46:06 -0800 (PST), Norbert K
<norbert...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Saturday, December 9, 1995 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Sharon A. Lesakowski wrote:
The following appeared in The Buffalo News, Thursday, 12/7/95:
"Yeah, Yeah, Yeah"
The Wall Street Journal pointed out, in the wake of the recent
Beatles TV retrospective, that although plenty of footage
showed the Beatles performing, very little showed them
"composing" their songs. Well, that could be because they
didn't. A friend of ours, a local jazz veteran (he demands
anonymity, for obvious reasons), insists that's the case. "The
Beatles didn't write their songs," he scoffs. "They had ghost-
writers. Billy Preston was one. It was common knowledge among
musicians. Come on," he said, "To write such a huge number of
catchy hits, you would have to be a big genius. And the
Beatles?" He burst out laughing. We admit he has a point.
We've seen Lennon and McCartney talk, and though flip and cute,
they never exactly showed the smarts of Cole Porter.
HAS ANYONE OUT THERE EVER HEARD SUCH TRASH BEFORE??? What I'm
asking is that anyone who reads this respond to The Buffalo
News as kind of a protest. How they could actually print this
is beyond me. While I could not find an E-mail address any-
where in the paper, the fax number is (716)856-5150 and the
snail mail address is The Buffalo News, One News Plaza, Buffalo,
NY 14240. Send your responses to the attention of Mary Kunz,
who writes "Buzz" (the section this appears in). And if it
isn't too much trouble, could you reply by e-mail to me if you
choose to fax or write. I'd like to get an idea if we've caused
much of a stir.
They didn't write their own songs? Yeah, right!
There's a video on Youtube in which somebody named Vince Russo interviews somebody named Mike Williams purportedly on the theme of "Proof the Beatles Didn't Write Or Play Their Own Songs."
Obviously the hypothesis is insane, but I was willing to give it a listen as a critical exercise. I thought it might be useful to debunk Williams' bad arguments. The problem is that Williams began his "presentation" by denying that there was any
completely insane. And they would be correct in this thought.There appears to be a "mass hysteria" among many on the right based on
He had completely forgotten what he had come on the show to do and was merely promoting paranoia -- any paranoia.
insane theories.
Can you imagine what a traditional conservative Republican -- a Barry Goldwater, a Ronald Reagan, even a Richard Nixon -- would think about what their party has become? They would think today's Trumpian, Q-Anon-accepting supposed Republicans were
The ones you mention would disassociate the Trumpsters, et al from the mainstream Republican party. I wish we had guys like Dwight
Eisenhower around.
I don't think Biden will run in 2024. I don't know about Harris, but
I would be willing to vote for Republican Adam Kinzinger under the
right circumstances.
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