The Beatles: Klaus Voormann Part 2/5

Klaus Voormann is a German Grammy Award-winning artist, musician, and record producer. He first met the Beatles in the early 1960s in Hamburg, and remained close with the band until the end of their career.
He designed artwork for many bands including The Beatles (Revolver) and The Bee Gees. As a musician, Voormann was the bassist for Manfred Mann from 1966 to 1969, a member of Lennon's Plastic Ono Band and a session musician for three of the former members of The Beatles, Yoko Ono, Lou Reed, Harry Nilsson, Randy Newman and many others.
In this five part interview he discusses his first impressions of The Beatles, and Lennon and McCartney in particular, his design for the Revolver album, and the changes in the band that he occured through the 1960s.

[@teresakoslosky3053]

Classic Beatles history! Love to listen! They all seem so gracious with each other’s. It doesn’t seem to be any animosity between them and other English bands! High respect!

[@Eric-ei7hh]

Great man Klaus

[@ARichardP]

They were all so different. Klaus knew. Great series of interviews.

[@pelaronson4086]

Respect..

[@MarkMarxonsBassChannel]

One of the tastiest bass players on the planet!!!

[@garychambers5850]

This order in being the greatest bass players: *Paul McCartney , Klaus Voormann* then everyone else 🤎

[@Reprodestruxion]

Manfred Mann

[@rodrigodelpuerto]

Paul was....