Welcome to the Beatles Rarity Of The Week. In early April 1969 after John Lennon had put his wedding and honeymoon exploits to verse, he was very eager to get his “Ballad Of John And Yoko” recorded. The Beatles had not had a full recording session in six months and currently George Harrison was busy [...]
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Beatles Rarity Of The Week – The No No Song (Ringo sings w/The Smothers Brothers, 1975)
For those of us that were around in the late sixties and first half of the seventies, if you have the right kind of funny bone, then you may have fond memories of the Smothers Brothers. Tom and Dick Smothers were not only comedians, but were also musicians whose act included arguing with each other [...]
Another Girl (1965 Bahamas “Help!” clip)
From February 4 – February 14 (St. Valentine’s Day) ,1965, Paul McCartney went on holiday to Hammamet, Tunisia with his girlfriend Jane Asher. Inside the house on the grounds where they were staying was a lavish bathroom with perfect acoustics for songwriting. This was where Paul wrote “Another Girl”. The Beatles convened the day after [...]
End Of The Line (original 1988 Traveling Wilburys promo)
On October 18th, 1988, the debut album by the Traveling WIlburys, Volume One, was released to an ovation of widespread critical acclaim and commercial success. Five legendary musicians had joined forces to include Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan and George Harrison. Session man and old friend of George’s, Jim Keltner, was also [...]
Blow Away (original 1979 promo video)
Since tomorrow will be the 69th anniversary of George Harrison’s birth, I thought it a good day to put up one of his videos for this week’s VOW. George’s “Blow Away” was the lead single released from his self-titled album. Both single and album were released in the U.S. on St. Valentines Day, 1979 (Feb. [...]
Beatles Rarity Of The Week – Take This Hammer Medley, 1969
Welcome back for another edition of The Beatles Rarity Of The Week. After the filming of their surprise concert on the roof of Apple during the cold afternoon of January 30, 1969, The Beatles thought they had enough footage for their Let It Be documentary film. Well, almost anyway. There were still a few songs [...]
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