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[Kreed]

well, Kenwoodall, that's novel info that I never heard before. My dad is a
Huge Beatle fan & when I was ~11 or so & given to manic homicidal urges
my dad would say, "NOW MAX, get pataphysical" and I would LMAO & calm
down. ps: i think Abbey Road is still my fav Unless I'm listening to Rubber Soul
or unless I'm listening to Revolver. Ah, forget picking 1, give me a 3 way box.

[kenwoodallpromos]

You can find that and lots of lyrics online.
The beatles often had real hidden meanings in songs, and several not so hidden songs about cathjolics (Mother superior jumped the gun, Lady Madonna), religion (Elenor Rigby, Penny Lane, Ballad of John and Yoko). George Harrison wrote "My Sweet Lord".
JOKE- maybe the next pope will be called George Ringo II! LOL!

[Kreed]

I hate this google stuff ... cause I AM an Expert on the Beatles & the G makes
some Pretend they Know the stuff. it irritates me, not here in PA, but in other
rooms i frequent.

[kenwoodallpromos]

I defer to you as I just like a lot of stuff they did, mainly late 60's.

[Tom]

WKBW in Buffalo, Ny - always had the new Beatle's records out ahead of everyone else around here - you could hear the new stuff about a week before it hit the stores andother stations.

Used to break out the old reel-to-reel tape recorder and hold a mic to the raido waiting for it to play...then without fail, the phone would ring!

[toetoe]

Sorry,

The Yardbirds were the sh*t! The Liverpudlians would have to sprout WHEENGS ... !

[Tom]

The Yardbirds were racings version of a "key race."

Many, many good groups came out them.
(Cream, Led Zepplin.....)

[BIG RED]

:cool:

[Equineer]

Kreed,

Yes, back in the days... being rudely awakened because Jimmy Page and Bebe Buell are in your kitchen screaming, "Where the f*** is the peanut butter?"... or mugging with Robbie Robertson while picking lucky winners out of an eager lineup of wannabe groupies... and jerking chains to make other dudes jealous by telling war stories from Magic Wanda's parties at the Cedars... back in the good old days!

[toetoe]

Key Group Par Excellence: John Mayall's Blues Breakers. Check out these next-out winners:

Eric Clapton

Peter Green

Jeremy Spencer

Mick Fleetwood (before the dreaded Stevie Ray Nicks)

John McVie

Ainsley Dunbar

John Mark

Johnny Almond.

Apologies to the many others whose names escape.