John Lennon claimed The Beatles were not very good musicians in a lost interview that has now sold for £3,100 at auction. The tape was made by a student in
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- Long-lost interview when John Lennon claims ‘Beatles not very good’ sells for £3,000 – Mirror Online John Lennon claimed The Beatles were not very good musicians in a lost interview that has now sold for £3,100 at auction. The tape was made by a student in...
- The Beatles smoked herbal cigarettes, according to George Harrison, before meeting Elvis Presley. – Techno Trenz Elvis Presley was revered by George Harrison and the rest of The Beatles. The group’s manager, Brian Epstein, called a meeting when the band attained status equal to that of...
- The “hell” John Lennon endured for this Beatles album Being a band member means signing up to a democratic oath, and things don’t always follow each individual’s creative vision. Compromising was a vital part of being one of The...
- Paul McCartney was told by George Harrison that he couldn’t write songs like “Martha My Dear” – Techno Trenz During their time in The Beatles, George Harrison and Paul McCartney didn’t always agree on everything. They did, however, share a few traits that they both admired. George liked Paul’s...
- John Lennon claimed Paul McCartney copied Simon & Garfunkel John Lennon was never a man to mince his words, especially in the latter stages of his life. An artist deeply critical of the world around him right up until...
- The Beatles album cut that John Lennon called his favourite Knowing for sure what Beatles songs John Lennon liked or not is a surprisingly difficult minefield to manoeuvre through. Unlike his more optimistic writing partner Paul McCartney, who has relatively...
- George Harrison allegedly killed Tom Petty with his humor. – Techno Trenz Tom Petty claimed that George Harrison’s humor killed him. George enjoyed making his friends laugh with his dark humor, which was frequently cynical. He didn’t take himself too seriously and...
- George Harrison credited John Lennon for his success, saying, “He learned a lot from us.” – Techno Trenz Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr all started solo careers after The Beatles broke up. Reporters frequently questioned them about the other’s work as they collaborated for...
- When the Beatles Became More Popular Than Christianity | by Andrei Tapalaga ✒ | Jun, 2022 | History of Yesterday Beatlemania: a word that has defined the world and made massive changes within not only the music industry but the western society. This word represents the phenomenon created by the...
- George Harrison was relieved that he had only contributed a few songs to The Beatles. – Techno Trenz George Harrison found it difficult to publicly release his songs while he was a member of The Beatles. But perhaps that was for the best. George was relieved that he...
- Paul McCartney and The Beatles filming in Newquay and Cornwall coast in rarely seen pictures – Cornwall Live The Beatles may never have played a live show in Cornwall, but the most celebrated band in British history did immortalise a rather weird and wonderful version of the duchy...
- Fan-Favorite Beatles Songs That John Lennon Absolutely Hated There are many artists who dislike the songs they’ve written and sung, usually because of how often they have to perform them. But some songs you would never expect fall...
- Why The Beatles didn’t voice themselves in ‘Yellow Submarine’ Trippy to the bone, Yellow Submarine is perhaps the most surreal cinematic offering The Beatles ever produced. Released in 1968, the film was designed to appeal to the hippie generation;...
- First rock and roll song that George Harrison ever heard Looking back, it’s very easy to see how The Beatles could be regarded as the moment rock and roll really got moving. After John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and...
- Paul McCartney ‘took’ solo from George Harrison on Beatles’ Revolver hit | Music | Entertainment – Verve times In the mid-1960s The Beatles were releasing albums thick and fast. By 1966 the band were already on their seventh studio album, Revolver. Although it included such iconic and memorable...
- Ringo Starr’s five best isolated drum tracks for The Beatles Too often has The Beatles drummer, Ringo Starr, been the butt of some unkind jokes. Falsely reportedly that a gag purported by his bandmate John Lennon, the adage goes that...
- 55 years on from The Beatles’ ‘One World’ performance Aubrey Singer had an idea: the BBC producer had noticed that the power of the European Broadcasting Union had stretched across six continents. Most of the world was connected and...
- Ringo Starr shares his thoughts on Kurt Cobain Ringo Starr understood very well the dangerous influence the music industry held over its artists. Having been one of the ‘lads from Liverpool’ obsessed over during Beatlemania, he’d seen what...
- Young John Lennon Once Told Reporter The Beatles Weren’t Good Musicians John Lennon revealed he didn’t think The Beatles were good musicians to a student journalist who talked his way into a press conference before a gig. In a remarkable recording,...
- The Beatles, according to George Harrison, managed each other’s egos. – Techno Trenz George Harrison claimed that The Beatles restrained each other’s egos. Elvis was the only person who had ever experienced being The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, according to George, who...
Long-lost interview when John Lennon claims ‘Beatles not very good’ sells for £3,000 – Mirror Online
Elvis Presley was revered by George Harrison and the rest of The Beatles. The group’s manager, Brian Epstein, called a meeting when the band attained status equal to that of
Being a band member means signing up to a democratic oath, and things don’t always follow each individual’s creative vision. Compromising was a vital part of being one of The
During their time in The Beatles, George Harrison and Paul McCartney didn’t always agree on everything. They did, however, share a few traits that they both admired. George liked Paul’s
John Lennon was never a man to mince his words, especially in the latter stages of his life. An artist
Knowing for sure what Beatles songs John Lennon liked or not is a surprisingly difficult minefield to manoeuvre through. Unlike
Tom Petty claimed that George Harrison’s humor killed him. George enjoyed making his friends laugh with his dark humor, which
Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr all started solo careers after The Beatles broke up. Reporters frequently
Beatlemania: a word that has defined the world and made massive changes within not only the music industry but the
George Harrison was relieved that he had only contributed a few songs to The Beatles. – Techno Trenz
George Harrison found it difficult to publicly release his songs while he was a member of The Beatles. But perhaps
