\Tom R said:I'm an unrepetant John fan, with George a close second. Paul did some excellent stuff but after "Bowl of Cherries" his solo stuff went down hill. May favorite Beatle songs? That's tough. I'd have to go with "A Day in the Life" followed in no particular order by "Girl", "You've got to Hide your Love Away", and (Sad to say I can't recall if this is the real title. Geeserism strikes) "I'll give you every thing Ive got for a little peace of MInd." There are sooooo many more, though.
Downtown said:I voted for Paul, because he's the cutest, and even now, a GILF.
Huston said:But if I had to chose the coolest… Definitely Ringo.
Huston said:I know I am the only one…
But I don’t like the music of the Beatles at all. Cant stand it.
But if I had to chose the coolest… Definitely Ringo.
El Feo said:Huston, you're not alone. I'm not a huge fan. I mean, I don't hate them or anything, but I don't think they're (steeling myself for flames) that talented. But the in-laws love 'em, and at all get-togethers guitars come out and you'd better be prepared to sing along.
That said, coolest - Ringo, because I think he doesn't take himself that seriously. Least fave - for the opposite reason - John Lennon.
Repo Man said:You forgot to add Brian Epstien, the 5th Beatle!
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Huston said:I know I am the only one…
But I don’t like the music of the Beatles at all. Cant stand it.
Repo Man said:You forgot to add Brian Epstien, the 5th Beatle!
Tom R said:I'm an unrepetant John fan, with George a close second. Paul did some excellent stuff but after "Bowl of Cherries" his solo stuff went down hill.
prudence said:How is Blink 182 these days??
Seabishop said:As far as the Stones they play unti their 100 but I'll never understand the $150 concert tickets for a band 30 years past their prime.
Michael Stumpf said:Everybody loves their music...
prudence said:Don't you mean Stu Sutcliffe??
JNA said:How about Billy Preston as the fifth Beatle?
who later played with "The Band"
Bear Up North said:(Of course that isle would need electricity and I'd need a "record player". Those under thirty (30) please cruise internet for photos of record players.)
Michael Stumpf said:I always thought that was Apu Nahasapeemapetalon.
(Obscure Simpsons reference)
boiker said:ahem... apu debormarshea!
I could be wrong, but I thought that "She Loves You" and "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" were on the same 45. If so, which was the "B" side. I'm sure there were other instances when both sides hit the top 40. At that time, the Beatles could record a fart in unison and make the top 100.JNA said:as inspired by Bear Up North and Michael Stumpf
I know i will be showing my age, anyway here it goes
Did the Beatles ever have a 45 "B" side that was a famous/Top 40?
Tom R said:I could be wrong, but I thought that "She Loves You" and "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" were on the same 45.
Tom R said:...If you want to talk sit ins, there is Eric Clapton who played the GREAT lead guitar on "While my guitar gently weeps."
Probably Billy Preston.BiteMeElmo said:Yeah, and also the dude (his name escapes me) that played keyboard on "Get Back"