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Beatles Superfans Can See Paul McCartney In Concert And Recreate This Iconic
Moment - Tuesday, March 29, 2022

Beatles superfans will surely recognize this iconic 1964 photo capturing music’s
most famous quartet fishing from a guestroom of the Edgewater hotel in Seattle,
where the band members stayed during their first global tour.

Like the rest of the world, Seattle was so overwhelmed by “Beatlemania” that the
Edgewater was the only hotel willing and able to host the band, installing
cyclone fencing around its perimeter to keep crazed fans at a safe distance.
(Legend has it, some superfans even attempted to swim across the chilly waters
of the Bay in the hopes of getting a glimpse of the Brits.) During their stay,
now-iconic images were captured of young and playful John, Paul, George, and
Ringo hanging fishing poles out the windows of their hotel suite into the waters
of Elliott Bay.

Now, nearly 60 years later, the Edgewater is giving Beatles fans the chance to
recreate this famous scene with a unique hotel and concert experience timed to
the Seattle stop on Paul McCartney's “Got Back” tour this May. The very limited
package includes a pre-show dinner, tickets to the concert, luxe round-trip
transportation, and a night’s stay in the Edgewater’s Beatles Suite.

Source: El details


Michael Douglas Had a Strange Night Celebrating His Golden Globe Win With George
... - Tuesday, March 29, 2022

Michael Douglas got a shock when he won his first Golden Globe in 1988. However,
Douglas got even more of a surprise when music legends George Harrison and Bob
Dylan showed up at his hotel room after the awards to help him celebrate his
win.

In 1988, Douglas walked away with his first Golden Globe. He won Best Actor in a
Motion Picture Drama for Oliver Stones’ Wall Street.

Douglas thanked Stone in his acceptance speech for giving him such a great role.
He starred as the corporate raider Gordon Gekko, who later mentors Charlie
Sheen’s character, Bud Fox.

Douglas also won an Oscar for Best Actor for the role. He went up against
William Hurt, who recently died on Mar. 13, Marcello Mastroianni, Robin
Williams, and Jack Nicholson.

 

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Ringo Starr Joining The Beatles Inspired the 1st Movie Tom Hanks Directed -
Monday, March 28, 2022

Tom Hanks wrote a movie partly inspired by Ringo Starr joining The Beatles.


Hanks drew inspiration from another 1960s rock group while writing the film. The
movie included a hit song.

Ringo Starr wasn’t always a member of The Beatles. Tom Hanks watched a
documentary that discussed Ringo joining the Fab Four and it subsequently
inspired him to write a movie. Notably, Hanks started writing the film to keep
his mind off how Forrest Gump would perform during awards season.Hanks directed
and wrote That Thing You Do!, a comedy about a fictitious one-hit wonder band
named The Wonders. At one point in the film, The Wonders have to replace their
bassist before a big performance. This part of the film is connected to Ringo.

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George Harrison and Mick Fleetwood Were Ex-Brother-in-Laws Who Bonded Over a
Love ... - Monday, March 28, 2022

It doesn’t happen very often in showbiz, but George Harrison and Mick Fleetwood
were briefly brothers-in-law. The Fleetwood Mac drummer became George’s
brother-in-law when he married Jenny Boyd, the younger sister of George’s wife
Pattie Boyd, in 1970.

Although both their marriages ended, the musicians remained friends and bonded
over their shared love of tropical climates, Maui, and ukuleles.

The lead guitarist met Pattie while The Beatles filmed A Hard Day’s Night in
1964. He asked her to marry him the first day they met, but they didn’t tie the
knot until 1966.

After a turbulent 11-year marriage, George and Pattie officially divorced in
1977. Although, they’d split in 1974 after George cheated on Pattie with Ringo
Starr’s wife, Maureen, and Pattie and Eric Clapton revealed they were in love.

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How George Harrison Shocked Peter Frampton During Their First Meeting - Monday,
March 28, 2022

George Harrison shocked Peter Frampton the first time they met. That’s not
uncharacteristic of the “quiet Beatle.” George had a profound effect on many
people. Often, he’d utter a witty response while meeting someone new or suggest
they do something together that the other person hardly expected.

For instance, the first time he met Eric Idle, he invited him to smoke pot in a
projection room at a Monty Python and the Holy Grail screening. Similarly,
George smoked pot with Martin Short while watching The Hunt for Red October at a
dinner party the first time they met.

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The Beatle Who Got Away - Monday, March 28, 2022

On August 17, 1960, five young Britons were approaching the stage of a small
night club in Hamburg, about to play music in that city for the first time. To
reach the stage, they had come an almost unimaginable distance. From their home,
in Liverpool, they had driven in a cream-and-green minibus to the port of
Harwich. The bus, teetering under the weight of amplifiers and instruments, had
been lifted onto a ferry by a crane. At first, the stevedores had refused to
handle such a precarious load; a photograph captured the moment just after they
changed their minds, with the sixties hanging in the balance.

Source: Ted Widmer/newyorker.com

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George Harrison's Son Said Tom Petty's Death Was Just as Painful as His Father's
Death - Sunday, March 27, 2022

George Harrison‘s son, Dhani, said Tom Petty’s death was just as hard for him as
his father’s death was in 2001. Petty was one of George’s best friends. Both
musicians felt as if they’d known each other in their past lives.

So, naturally, Dhani stayed close to Petty and George’s other friends after
George died. Petty supported Dhani through everything. He became a pseudo
father, uncle, and best friend.

Petty’s death deeply affected Dhani. He turned to his other uncle figure and his
father and Petty’s Traveling Wilburys bandmate, Jeff Lynne, for comfort in the
immediate aftermath.

“They’re my family, and they’ve always really looked after me, ever since my
father passed away,” Dhani told Billboard. “Yeah, my heart’s broken. It’s
tremendously sad and absolutely heartbreaking. He’s one of my best mates. It
hasn’t hit me yet how much I’m going to miss him.

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Amazing unearthed photos show fans mobbing The Beatles' train at a Somerset -
Sunday, March 27, 2022

Young fans were desperate to catch the Fab Four as they shot scenes for A Hard
Day’s Night on board

The excitement was all too much for hundreds of Beatles fans when the band
stopped off at a Somerset seaside town in March 1964 during filming for their
highly acclaimed big-screen debut A Hard Day’s Night.

At Minehead, now part of the West Somerset Railway heritage line, one schoolgirl
had to be escorted off the tracks by a police officer as she attempted to greet
the Fab Four. While other youngsters stood in an orderly fashion next to the
railway line, others stormed the tracks, clamouring at the windows of the
restaurant car to get their pop idols’ attention.

Source: Jackie Butler/somersetlive.co.uk

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A Beatle Didn't Grace the Grammy Awards Stage Until After the Group Broke Up -
Saturday, March 26, 2022

The Beatles never attended the Grammy Awards. They never sat next to artists
like the Mamas and the Papas, or maybe Frank Sinatra, and waited for the
announcement. The Beatles never walked to the podium to give a witty speech,
thanking fans.

Unfortunately, a Beatle never graced the Grammy stage until after The Beatles
broke up.
Initially, their first two wins came in 1965. They won Best New Artist and Best
Performance by a Vocal Group (for “A Hard Day’s Night”). That year, they were
nominated for Record Of The Year (for “I Want To Hold Your Hand”) and Best Rock
& Roll Recording (for “A Hard Day’s Night”).

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The Beatles' Manager Was 'Immediately Struck' by the Band's 'Sense of Humor on
Stage' - Saturday, March 26, 2022

Before The Beatles managed themselves, the boy band had business owner Brian
Epstein as their official manager. When talking about this rock group during a
The Beatles: Get Back video clip, Epstein said he was “immediately struck” by
their stage presence.

John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote songs together as teenagers. The duo
eventually turned into a four-piece band that created original music. In 1961,
business owner Epstein signed up to manage “four scruffy, unknown lads,” now
known as the Beatles.



These artists became the world’s best-known boy band in the following years.
They performed abroad and made history with songs like “I Want To Hold Your
Hand.” Even Epstein became well-known by fans, appearing in interviews separate
from the group.

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Paul McCartney Married Nancy Shevell in the Same Place He Married First Wife
Linda - Saturday, March 26, 2022

The Beatles bassist Paul McCartney has been married three times. However, when
he tied the knot with his third wife Nancy Shevell, he returned to a place
filled with happy memories from his first marriage. McCartney’s 2011 marriage to
Shevell at Old Marylebone Town Hall was a full-circle moment for the singer. He
first wed Linda Eastman there 42 years prior in 1969. McCartney and Linda would
remain married for 29 years until her death in 1998. The couple welcomed three
biological children together: Mary, Stella, and James. McCartney adopted Linda’s
daughter Heather from a previous marriage shortly after they wed.

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Sean Lennon to unveil performance centre named in honour of Yoko Ono - Friday,
March 25, 2022

On Friday, Sean Lennon will open the Yoko Ono Lennon Centre which will be home
to the University of Liverpool’s new 400-seat concert hall, The Tung Auditorium.

The event will be celebrated in the evening with a gala concert featuring
composer Professor Shirley Thompson’s premiere of One World, a re-imagining and
homage to the ex-Beatle’s iconic song Imagine.

A “thrilled” Yoko Ono, an honorary graduate of the university, said: “Thank you
to the university and to the people of Liverpool for this wonderful honour.

“Liverpool has become part of me from years of going there, and with this new
centre part of me will always be there – for that I’m very thankful.

“I think John is smiling about it too. I’m also very thankful that our son,
Sean, is there in Liverpool for the celebrations around the opening.”

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Why Paul McCartney Didn't Like to Compare The Beatles to One Direction - Friday,
March 25, 2022

Paul McCartney once said he didn’t like to hear fans say One Direction was the
new Beatles. Despite this, he said Harry Styles and the other members of One
Direction were successful for one of the same reasons The Beatles were
successful. Paul also revealed what he thought of One Direction’s songs.

The Beatles' Paul McCartney with a guitar

The Beatles and One Direction were compared numerous times over the years. Both
the Fab Four and One Direction were British bands who started out making uptempo
love songs and had young fans. During a 2013 interview with The Wall Street
Journal, Paul said he didn’t like fans comparing other bands to The Beatles.

“I always think it’s a little bit unfortunate when you call [a band] ‘the new
Beatles,'” the former Beatle opined. “It can be the kiss of death because people
expect you to live up to what we did.”

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Pristine, Restored Footage of George Harrison & Bob Dylan Rehearsing "If Not For
You" at ... - Friday, March 25, 2022

“Dylan… was really into the whole idea of it for the refugees….” says George
Harrison over the restored footage above from 1971’s Concert for Bangladesh. The
quiet Beatle’s scouser lilt will surely tug at your heartstrings, as will
Harrison and Dylan’s careful rehearsal take of “If Not for You,” a song they did
not end up playing together during the concert. It’s a significant shared moment
nonetheless. As fans know, “If Not for You” became a keystone song for both
artists at the turn of the 70s.

Dylan wrote the song the year previous as the first track on his 1970 New
Morning, a record critics heralded as a return to form after the panned double
album, Self Portrait. Harrison himself sat in on a session for the song and
recorded a “languid early version,” notes Beatles Bible, “at Columbia’s Studio B
in New York.”

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Why George Harrison's Son Made a Song Track 7 on the Former Beatle's Final Album
- Thursday, March 24, 2022

George Harrison‘s son, Dhani Harrison, worked on the former Beatle’s final
album. He made sure one of the songs on the record was track seven for a
specific reason. In addition, the song made a famous drummer cry every time he
heard it.

Jim Keltner is a drummer who worked with numerous famous musicians. He played on
songs by Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger, John Lennon, Celine Dion, and numerous others.
During a 2005 interview with Modern Drummer, he discussed George’s final studio
album Brainwashed. He said some of the songs from Brainwashed deeply affected
him.

“One that makes me cry every time I hear it, and probably always will, is ‘Stuck
Inside a Cloud,'” Keltner revealed. “That’s one of his older one’s that he used
to play for me all the time. It had a magical, misty, very English sort of
quality to it.”

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Here's Who Inherited George Harrison's Money After He Died - Thursday, March 24,
2022

"You've got as many lives as you like, and more, even ones you don't want."
George Harrison once spoke these now iconic words (per Brainy Quote). Regardless
of the number of proverbial lives the late Beatles guitarist may or may not have
lived, there's no question as to the number of lives he touched. In addition to
being a founding member of The Beatles and one of the most sacred portraits of
artistry in recent history, Harrison garnered a community of loved ones and fans
who will never forget what offered during his life.

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The Beatles steamed into a Devon train station - Wednesday, March 23, 2022

Fans turned out in droves to catch the Fab Four as they shot scenes for A Hard
Day’s Night on board

Everywhere The Beatles went there were screaming fans, so in 1964 they headed
West in search of quieter locations off the beaten track during filming for A
Hard Day’s Night, their highly acclaimed big screen debut.

Regarded as a classic of the period, the musical comedy’s plot mimicked the
group’s real life, with John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo
Starr seen charging through a busy railway station, pursued by dozens of teenage
schoolgirls. Then they jumped on a train that, in the story, was transporting
them to London for a TV show.

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George Harrison Gave George Martin a Statue of Ganesha the Hindu Elephant God
After ... - Wednesday, March 23, 2022

George Harrison and The Beatles‘ producer, George Martin, didn’t always see eye
to eye. Initially, Martin didn’t like it when George would come forward with
songs. However, George treated the producer with respect and thought of him as a
close friend and collaborator until he died in 2001.Martin didn’t like George
coming forward with songs either. He wanted “to concentrate on the guys who were
giving me the hits,” Martin told CNN. He didn’t like George coming in and
thinking he could be just as great. Initially, Martin “kind of tolerated”
George’s songs. “Oh, yes, we must have a George song on this thing,” Martin
would say condescendingly.

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John Lennon Revealed 'Imagine' Wasn't Actually an Attack on Religion - Tuesday,
March 22, 2022

John Lennon revealed two books helped inspire “Imagine.”
He did not see the song as a condemnation of all religion.
“Imagine” was a hit in the 1970s and in the 1980s.

In John Lennon‘s 1971 hit “Imagine,” the former Beatle famously asked listeners
to imagine a world with “no religion.” Subsequently, John elaborated on the
meaning of that lyric. He also revealed what he thought when a church group
wanted to change the lyrics of the song.According to the book All We Are Saying;
The Last Major Interview with John Lennon and Yoko Ono, John discussed the
origin of “Imagine” in a 1980 interview. “[Activist and comedian] Dick Gregory
gave Yoko and me a little kind of prayer book,” John recalled. “It is in the
Christian idiom, but you can apply it anywhere. It is the concept of positive
prayer. If you want to get a car, get the car keys. Get it? ‘Imagine’ is saying
that.”

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“Summer of Soul,” “The Beatles: Get Back” rack up more awards season accolades -
Tuesday, March 22, 2022

As awards season in the film and TV industry races to an end, the past weekend
was highlighted by some of the last major honors ahead of next weekend’s Academy
Awards.

The Producers Guild of America on Saturday was the latest event to honor one of
the favorite documentaries of this year’s season, Summer of Soul (…Or, When the
Revolution Could Not Be Televised). Directed by first-time filmmaker Ahmir
“Questlove” Thompson, the doc about the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival picked up
the PGA’s “Outstanding Producer of Documentary Theatrical Motion Pictures” honor
for Joseph Patel, David Dinerstein and Robert Fyvolent.

The other nominees in the category were Summer of Soul‘s fellow Oscar nominees
Flee, Ascension and Writing With Fire, as well as The First Wave, In the Same
Breath, The Rescue and Simple as Water.

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George Harrison's Awkward Joke in Response to Meeting Mel Gibson - Monday, March
21, 2022

George Harrison had many hilarious run-ins with other celebrities, including one
with actor Mel Gibson. Even though George wrote a song for Gibson’s Lethal
Weapon 2, the pair didn’t meet until years later.

However, Gibson should have known that the “quiet Beatle” wasn’t so quiet.
George knew how to give a witty response in any situation, even if he was
meeting a famous actor.

George Harrison during The Beatles induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
in 1988. Mel Gibson at the 1997 Golden Globes.
In Abbey Road to Ziggy Stardust: Off the Record with The Beatles, Bowie, Elton &
So Much More (per the New York Post), Ken Scott, one of the five main engineers
for The Beatles, recalled the time George met Gibson.

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Paul McCartney's Last Words to His Dying Wife Linda McCartney Helped Her 'Gently
Slip Away' - Sunday, March 20, 2022

Sir Paul McCartney is known for his memorable words — so it makes sense that the
last ones he spoke to his late wife were meaningful. The Beatles frontman is one
of the most successful composers and performers of all time. And he used his way
with language to help ease his wife, Linda McCartney, on her death bed. What did
he say?Although early Beatles songs were about Jane Asher, McCartney’s first
love, Linda Eastman, captured his adult heart. The American photographer
attended a Georgie Fame concert at a London nightclub. She met her future
husband there, as the book Paul: 50 Years After the British Invasion explains
(via Rolling Stone).

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Paul and Linda McCartney Almost Didn't Tie the Knot: This Is the Reason Why -
Sunday, March 20, 2022

Paul McCartney and his wife Linda had one of the most enduring marriages in rock
and roll. The couple tied the knot in March of 1969 and caused the ire of fans
of The Beatles who wept after learning McCartney was no longer a single man.
However, the couple almost didn’t marry the day they were scheduled to become
man and wife. Here’s the reason why.

Paul McCartney met photographer Linda Eastman during a Georgie Fame and The Blue
Flames concert at London’s Bag O’Nails club in 1967.

Eastman attended the concert with members of the group The Animals.

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George Harrison Once Surprised Michael Caine by Playing Ukulele All Night -
Sunday, March 20, 2022

George Harrison had many friends, but only those closest to him heard his
ukulele playing, including actor Michael Caine. George once showed up at Caine’s
home and played ukulele late into the night. Caine was surprised but couldn’t
possibly kick the ex-Beatle out.

In a 2019 interview with Rolling Stone, Caine said he was close with The Beatles
and The Rolling Stones.

Caine said, “I knew all the Beatles, all the Rolling Stones. I knew everybody in
the music business and we spent our lives in discotheques. I drank alcohol quite
heavily for some time. But I never did any drugs.”

In his documentary My Generation, Paul McCartney told Caine about the moment The
Beatles offered The Rolling Stones “I Wanna Be Your Man.”

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'Giving me a bl***y headache!' George Harrison hit out at The Beatles in subtle
song - Saturday, March 19, 2022

Although The Beatles wrote and released some of the most popular songs of all
time, their final years in a band together were bogged down by arguments and
disagreements. The band's 1970 movie Let It Be showcased Paul McCartney and
George Harrison becoming quite aggressive with one another during the recording
of one track, The Two Of Us. But this led to the composition of a legendary song
from Harrison.In 2001, just before Harrison's death, he looked back on the
argument he had with McCartney in 1970. He recalled: "At that point in time,
Paul couldn’t see beyond himself. He was on a roll, but… in his mind, everything
that was going on around him was just there to accompany him. He wasn’t
sensitive to stepping on other people’s egos or feelings." (Via Guitar World)

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