mrnozitall Beatles trivia...?
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from a POSTER about a circus....\n\nOn January 31, 1967 the Beatles went to Knole Park near Sevenoaks in Kent to make the promotional film for Strawberry Fields Forever. "There was an antique shop close to the hotel we were using in Sevenoaks," remembers former Apple employee Tony Bramwell. "John and I wandered in and John spotted this framed Victorian circus poster and bought it."\n\nInspired by the finely-wrought language and the evocative names of the performers on the poster, John began to compose a song based on it.\n\nThe poster mentions "The Celebrated Horse Zanthus" (not Henry, the horse's name in the song), contains several references to the Hendersons, and advertises Mr. Henderson's "TRAMPOLINE LEAPS AND SOMERSETS! Over Men & Horses, through Hoops, over Garters and lastly through a Hogshead of REAL FIRE!"\nPaul : 'Mr. Kite' was a poster that John had in his house in Weybridge. I arrived there for a session one day nad he had it up on the wall in his living room. It was all there, the trampoline, the somersets, the hoops, the garters, the horse. It was Pablo Fanque's fair, and it said 'being for the benefit of Mr. Kite', almost the whole song was written right off this poster. We just sat down and wrote it. We pretty much took it down word for word and then just made up some little bits and pieces to glue it together. It was more John's beacuse it was his poster so he ended up singing it, but it was quite a co-written song. We were both sitting there to write it at his house, just looking at it on the wall in the living room. But that was nice, it wrote itself very easily. Later George Martin put a fairground sound on it.
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I hope that I'm understanding your question.  My suggestion is to go to google, and put "the song's title + composer/writer" in the search box.
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Good luck. Ive searched all over also. My older bro had the album.Im not sure what the song I liked best was remind me if you can.theres another one to I cant find its " Charlie".Both came out about the same time .One of those two bands did a song Johnny holdback that i remember liking.Not sure which one though.Maybe you should ask Boosther he seems to know an awful lot about music trivia!
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Artist - Beatles\n\nSong - "Middle of the Road" - Pretenders
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http://www.hollywoodusa.co.uk/WestwoodObituaries/frankzappa.htm
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Yesterday by the Beatles
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I have a poster of the Beatles from A Hard Day's Night. I love it! :)
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Here you go...I hope this is informative enough!!!! Good Luck!!!\n\nhttp://www.dirtwerkz.com/Pages/tracks/northerncaliforniatracks.html
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That myth has been around since the Beatles released the album "Abbey Road", the cover of that album has Paul with his eyes closed and barefoot leading people to think he was dead.\n\nAbbey Road :\n   Purchase Abbey Road \nThis album cover is, without doubt, our favorite, the clues are obvious:\nThe cover shows the Beatles walking across Abbey Road. John is dressed in white, as the preacher. Ringo is dressed as pallbearer, Paul, who is out of step, barefoot, and the only one holding a cigarette in his right hand when he is left handed, is obviously a corpse. It is rumored, although we aren't sure, that people are buried barefoot in England. We've had numerous people account that the rumor is true and just as many verify that it is false; so, Can anyone send proof? George is dressed like the grave digger. A Volkswagen has a license plate that says "28 if" followed by "LMW." At the time of the release of the album, Paul would have been 28 if he were alive (counting 9 month pregnancy) and hmm... Linda McCartney Weeps? See the hearse in the background?\n   On the back cover, the word "Beatles" is broken, and a glimpse of a woman (Lovely Rita?!) can be seen walking by. A group of holes that form the number "3" hmm... the remaining Beatles? If you look at the word Beatles vertically the B gives the eerie appearance of a skull.
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There will NEVER EVER be a band like the Beatles, again.  I was a teenager when they were famous.  If I told you that every single day there was something about them in the newspapers, would you believe me? They were the first band that wrote their own songs.  That was unheard of back then.  They did a few songs, early on, that were not original but after a short while they only did their own songs, because their own songs were fabulous!!!   Listen to the harmony on "Nowhere Man."  Listen to Paul's bass on "Something," especially in the middle paart where there is no singing.  Listen to the beauty and sorrow in "For No One."  They are also credited for having the FIRST music video.  It was about "Penny Lane" and "Strawberry Fields Forever."  Everything they did and said and recorded was different from anything else anyone had ever heard.  They were truely a once in a lifetime event.  You had to be there to understand all of this .  I WAS there, I even went to a concert of their's in 1964! I still have the ticket and program and a few photos I took.  You could not hear them and they said later that they could not hear themselves.  You know why?  Because every single person , girl AND boy, was screaming their head off.  We knew that we were witnessing history.  It was a wonderful time to be a teenager.
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Found someone working on a complete song list...\n\nLinked below.
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There's also clues on an album cover. This theory started with the front cover of Abbey Road. Paul is seen walking across the pedestrian crossing bare foot. This seemed to spark some sort of morbid sign that he was dead. Kinda like a mark of respect. Also if you look closely at the album cover, the white volkswagen beetle in the backround has the licence plate 28 IF. As in, will he reach 28? He was 27 at the time of the photo. That would have been 1969.
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Try going to the Beatles.com theres a link there to the cirque du soulie website and im sure that would have it
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Did you hear Michael Jackson is doing a remake of a famous beatles song...? Here's how it goes:\n\n"And when the cupboard's bare\nI'll still find something there\nwith MY GLOVE\n\nIt's understood\nIt's in the hands of MY GLOVE\n\nAnd MY GLOVE does it good\n\n(Whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa\nWhoa-whoa-whoa-whoa!)\n\nMY GLOVE does it good-- to me!
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Yoko Ono\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000009UM/ref=pd_cp_m_title/103-8386940-6808636?%5Fencoding=UTF8&v=glance&n=5174\n\nListen to track #4 ... I think you may agree!
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And Your Bird Can Sing on Revolver by the Beatles. Great song (not my favourite song, but best one on that album) on a great album. Period.
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The Beatles #1 Phish #2