Many people think this song is actually about the death of the ‘real’ Paul McCartney before he was replaced with a body double… all explained in my video here if you fancy going down that hole… th-cam.com/video/2L8Q0t0CuKA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zHyt7XlYJ2Z2i4cj
not sure i believe that one. however everyone has a doppelganger in the world theres videos on it. its fun. somewhere out there is a taylor swift double who might be single !?!
That hole includes Beatles fans and the general public blatantly ignoring a simple fact. A Beatle cannot "disappear" from the public eye for two months in 1966. Ringo Starr cannot holiday in Spain with his wife without the press knowing about it in 1966. John Lennon cannot film on location in Spain without the press knowing about it in 1966. George Harrison cannot go to India without the press knowing about it in 1966. Ringo Starr cannot join John Lennon on film location in Spain without the press knowing about it in 1966. John Lennon cannot return from Spain to England by plane without the press knowing about it in 1966. But somehow, Paul McCartney, smackdab in the centre of London, at an address fan and press alike know, is not seen on television, in newspaper, in photograph or public appearance for TWO MONTHS. This is impossible. Everyone needs to see that elephant in the room. In November 1966, Allen Klein announced to the British press that he had obtained TWO BEATLES as clients. They had not yet renegotiated their contract with Brian Epstein, which was overdue by this stage. When this made the papers, a "third man" was rumoured to be part of this deal. Klein stated it was the truth. Brian Epstein, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr all DENIED there was any truth to this newspaper article. They were happy with Epstein's management, and there was no problems in Pepperland. Who couldn't be reached for comment? McCartney. Why? Because he can't be reached for comment, because after two months of completely avoiding any person on Earth, he manages to leave England for Africa undetected. (Please see Mal Evans dates for this trip. They are correct. McCartney's are not. Or whether Jane Asher was on this trip or not.) He manages to leave England the same day the press are snapping photos of John Lennon coming back from Spain. Who wasn't happy with Epstein's management. Guess who.
I was 13 in the 1980s. I only vaguely knew about the Beatles and mostly their mop-top thing. My parents were mad at me, my brother hated me and I had no friends. It was dark. In my room I put on my headphones and turned on the radio. This song came on. I knew it was the Beatles but it was like nothing I had ever heard before. My eyes closed, I could see waves of color emanating from a beautiful Sun. I was transported, changed. Life was beautiful again. I had never done drugs or even had a beer, but I was high in the best way possible. For six years, I would describe this song to people and they could not tell me what the name was. I lived in a small town. The name of the song, as I would come to find out was A Day in the Life.
BRILLIANT! I've always said that people who say "you need to be stoned to understand an album/song, etc" are the ones who are too stupid to enjoy it at its basic level. Music is either in the category of you like it, or you don't. No drugs necessary.
Lennon was one of a kind generationally sorrowfully missed. Almost every song he wrote was ahead of its time. His solo work is so much more appreciated today. He just didnt care abkut making pop songs anymore. True Genius
I had the amazing opportunity this past summer to visit Abbey Road Studio's studio II. Along with two other individuals, we played the final chord for this song on the actual pianos used byThe Beatles. Once in a lifetime opportunity I will never forget.
@@Oh_I_Will I have a LOT of footage both inside Abbey Road Studios AND Hogg Hill Mill Studios (shhhhh 🙂), but I do not have a TH-cam channel and really have no desire to create one.....
I find his most relevant work for the world today is his & Yoko Ono's (I quote): DECLARATION OF NUTOPIA We announce the birth of a conceptual country, NUTOPIA. Citizenship of the country can be obtained by declaration of your awareness of NUTOPIA. NUTOPIA has no land, no boundries, no passports, only people. NUTOPIA has no laws other than cosmic. All people of NUTOPIA are ambassadors of the country. As two ambassadors of NUTOPIA, we ask for diplomatic immunity and recognition in the United Nations of our country and its people.
My friend attempted suicide about a year ago after the joint entrance exam results were announced he was 17 at the time. This song always brings back memories of him. Rest in peace
EXCELLENT VIDEO! Thank You for the clarification about this tragic story involving Tara Browne. I remember it as being the story behind the supposed death of Paul McCartney and his supposed double. It is indeed nice to be able to finally know the truth! I'm subscribed!
Stan Kenton was the first recording of discordant orchestral music,in an album he had an orchestra tune-up their instruments all at once the album was called "City of Glass!" late 50's or early 60's Kenton was known for avant-garde jazz!
Before I found out the reason for this part of the song. I wondered if it was about Singer Jan Berry of Jan & Dean. As it fit Jan's accident up to the point of Noticing the lights changing. A Lucky man Jan was born to well to do Parents his father William Sr had worked for Howard Huge and flew on the Spruce Gooses only flight. The Reel to Reel Jan used to record Jennie Lee came from Howard. Made the Grade Jan was a Genius who did Music on nights and weekends as he was going to UCLA and Ca School of Medicine. Blew his Mind out in a Car. Jan suffered serious Brain Damage. People stood and stared , they'd seen his face before. In the News paper Photo floating around at the time and since. Two Los Angles Police Officers are looking at the car with a Photo of Jan & Dean laying on the mangled wreck. Jan's accident happened April 12 1966.
... you can like both I started out as a Beatles man then gained a deep appreciation for the Stones too. They are the peanut butter and jelly of 1960s great bands ...
@DouglasRichardson-er4ky In the 80's and prior people were very adamant about liking either or... I never understood such reasoning, I like what I like 😃 Got my Let it Be album, waiting for the John Lennon album. Beatles & Stones were the big bands and many other fantastic bands (Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd to name a few) I like. Around 20 yo I discovered Frank Zappa...mindblowing 👍 After that I discovered the music of Ry Cooder 🤠
@@Michel-r6m ... Lou Reed/The Velvet Underground and Nico, The Pixies, Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Howlin' Wolf, Link Wray are all worth a listen too. You're right there WAS a Beatles vs. Rolling Stones division back then I remember this. I definitely was a Beatles freak off the getgo Sgt Peppers was my 1st ever LP purchased must have been about 1979 🤔 also purchased the VU banana album with Andy Worhol art simply because my favorite fruit was ... 🥁 ... you guessed correctly if you guessed 🍌! Wow did that album blow my 7 year old mind!! My mother and father both reacted with complete negativity to the screeching feedback of the rock n roll violin they were both classical musicians by trade so hearing a violin make such violent noise sent em both through the roof bonkers "TURN THAT CRAP OFF!!!" lol 😆
@@DouglasRichardson-er4ky I often play Lou Reed Transformer and David Bowie Ziggy in tandem 👍 Pixies are great (Joey Santiagio 😎 Bowie covered Cactus by Pixies). Howlin' Wolf recorded in London with Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts 😎 Another album worth mentioning is Hooker 'n Heat (JLH with Canned Heat) 👍
@Michel-r6m JLH Boom Boom Boom 💥😎 is great I remember Bowie was an early Pixies fan ALSO Stevie Ray Vaughan promotor. I liked Tin Machine when they came out Bowie was incredible I can't say I'm a huge fan of all his music but there is no denying his brilliance. I can't believe Bob Dylan has been continuously touring for most of my life he is unstoppable 🚂
I read Tara Browne's biography and there are a few inaccuracies in this video. He was possibly going too fast but there's no evidence of him doing 120mph. It was in the Earls Court area around midnight, heading north. Those Lotus Elan's were only carbon fiber , I couldn't imagine a worse car to have a crash in.
You show the lights that stop me, turn to stone You shine it when I'm alone And so I tell myself that I'll be strong And dreaming when they're gone 'Cause they're calling, calling, calling me home Slow heart, dark weight Down love, black canvas Revolve within, you understand
Lennon told Martin he wanted a sound, "Like the beginning of the world to the end," or something like that. Listen to the first few measures of this song: it's genius, all by itself. Then think of the additional brilliance it took to add the perfect middle-8, production and orchestration. Sad that Lennon restricted himself to non-Beatlesque, basic rock songs after 1970. There was some great stuff, but the team that helped him channel his cosmic visions was dissipated in the wind.
Leave it to trained musicians to be told to play whatever they want for 24 bars, starting on a low E and finishing on a high E, and need hand-holding to understand it.
Much more than that. The PID rumor was started by a DJ, and caught on with a cuIt. When PauI's brother Mike confronted the DJ about his Iie on the Mike Douglas show, the DJ had a meltdown, afterwards tried to hit Mike, and threatened to send him to the hereafter.
I read somewhere that The Beatles had whimsically stated that wouldn't it be great if that last piano chord at be very end of the song could last forever. Apparently this was ingeniously enabled by having the last fading sound of the chord etched into the innermost groove of the record. So as the song finishes on a spinning turntable, the needle of record players of the day would need to be lifted up manually or, in this case, could be left to stay in that final groove and therefore the chord would keep playing indefinitely. Amazing! The level that some people's mind work!
My blonde brother and Paul McCartney looked nothing like each other in their respective youths. However, today their hair's the same colour, and, after my brother trimmed his bushy eyebrows, they look like twins!
The reference to the holes in the story is about actual holes in the road. But the words in the song are "now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall. I believe , knowing Lennon wit and humor. he used the holes as a metaphor for how many young girls they could fit in the Albert Hall. Just my guess. What say you? Am I off bass on this?
You say he "died instantly" but there are multiple reports that he survived the accident for at least 2 hours. Two witnesses wrapped a blanket around him, which means there was access to him in the car to do so. As it was winter, this is why they wrapped him. It's Marianne Faithfull telling the press he was on LSD, which conflicts with the coroner's report that say he had no drugs or alcohol in his system. Suki's sister had a similar accident only the week before.
writers seem to often state what their songs mean but to me its a lie. the truth is when we create anything we are dreaming and like dreams while we are asleep we often dont know what they mean. only someone with second sight can usually comprehend what the dream really means. So the universe speaks in code to them from everywhere and everyone else is none the wiser. Music is far more enjoyable when you understand what it really means though it does seem to resemble some kind of madness. most of the most famous songs seem to be pointing at one thing. Time Bandits - “To be quite frank, Kevin, the fabric of the universe is far from perfect. It was a bit of a botched job, you see. We only had seven days to make it. And that’s where this comes in. This is the only map of all the holes. Well, why repair them? Why not use ‘em to get stinkin’ rich?” "Everywhere is within walking distance if you have the time” by Steven Wright
Yes because obviously John Lennon would sit down and write a song about his dead songwriting partner - friend of 10 years - with some guy who supposedly replaced him.😂😂😂😂
It is a great song and indeed is, in my mind, the only decent track. The rest is rather ordinary and aver-rated. To me it was really Led Zeppelin I that was the iconic album of the late sixties
Many people think this song is actually about the death of the ‘real’ Paul McCartney before he was replaced with a body double… all explained in my video here if you fancy going down that hole…
th-cam.com/video/2L8Q0t0CuKA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zHyt7XlYJ2Z2i4cj
not sure i believe that one. however everyone has a doppelganger in the world theres videos on it. its fun. somewhere out there is a taylor swift double who might be single !?!
Please spare me of another Paul McCartney died conspiracy. What the hell is wrong with people?
That hole includes Beatles fans and the general public blatantly ignoring a simple fact.
A Beatle cannot "disappear" from the public eye for two months in 1966.
Ringo Starr cannot holiday in Spain with his wife without the press knowing about it in 1966.
John Lennon cannot film on location in Spain without the press knowing about it in 1966.
George Harrison cannot go to India without the press knowing about it in 1966.
Ringo Starr cannot join John Lennon on film location in Spain without the press knowing about it in 1966.
John Lennon cannot return from Spain to England by plane without the press knowing about it in 1966.
But somehow, Paul McCartney, smackdab in the centre of London, at an address fan and press alike know, is not seen on television, in newspaper, in photograph or public appearance for TWO MONTHS.
This is impossible. Everyone needs to see that elephant in the room.
In November 1966, Allen Klein announced to the British press that he had obtained TWO BEATLES as clients. They had not yet renegotiated their contract with Brian Epstein, which was overdue by this stage. When this made the papers, a "third man" was rumoured to be part of this deal. Klein stated it was the truth.
Brian Epstein, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr all DENIED there was any truth to this newspaper article. They were happy with Epstein's management, and there was no problems in Pepperland.
Who couldn't be reached for comment? McCartney. Why? Because he can't be reached for comment, because after two months of completely avoiding any person on Earth, he manages to leave England for Africa undetected. (Please see Mal Evans dates for this trip. They are correct. McCartney's are not. Or whether Jane Asher was on this trip or not.) He manages to leave England the same day the press are snapping photos of John Lennon coming back from Spain.
Who wasn't happy with Epstein's management. Guess who.
Many people are actually mentally ill.
@@DrTomoculus Believe what you want, no one is going to argue this silliness with you, but what an enormous waste of time
I was 13 in the 1980s. I only vaguely knew about the Beatles and mostly their mop-top thing. My parents were mad at me, my brother hated me and I had no friends. It was dark. In my room I put on my headphones and turned on the radio. This song came on. I knew it was the Beatles but it was like nothing I had ever heard before. My eyes closed, I could see waves of color emanating from a beautiful Sun. I was transported, changed. Life was beautiful again. I had never done drugs or even had a beer, but I was high in the best way possible. For six years, I would describe this song to people and they could not tell me what the name was. I lived in a small town. The name of the song, as I would come to find out was A Day in the Life.
BRILLIANT! I've always said that people who say "you need to be stoned to understand an album/song, etc" are the ones who are too stupid to enjoy it at its basic level. Music is either in the category of you like it, or you don't. No drugs necessary.
A haunting beautiful song that digs into your heart… beautiful song
Lennon was one of a kind generationally sorrowfully missed. Almost every song he wrote was ahead of its time. His solo work is so much more appreciated today. He just didnt care abkut making pop songs anymore. True Genius
I had the amazing opportunity this past summer to visit Abbey Road Studio's studio II. Along with two other individuals, we played the final chord for this song on the actual pianos used byThe Beatles. Once in a lifetime opportunity I will never forget.
Show us the video of your visit
@@Oh_I_Will I have a LOT of footage both inside Abbey Road Studios AND Hogg Hill Mill Studios (shhhhh 🙂), but I do not have a TH-cam channel and really have no desire to create one.....
Lennon was a genius.
Between Lennon,Harrison and McCartney there is a thousand years of enjoyment and enrichment for us to revel in 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
I find his most relevant work for the world today is his & Yoko Ono's (I quote):
DECLARATION OF NUTOPIA
We announce the birth of a conceptual country, NUTOPIA.
Citizenship of the country can be obtained by declaration of your awareness of NUTOPIA.
NUTOPIA has no land, no boundries, no passports, only people.
NUTOPIA has no laws other than cosmic.
All people of NUTOPIA are ambassadors of the country.
As two ambassadors of NUTOPIA, we ask for diplomatic immunity and recognition in the United Nations of our country and its people.
My friend attempted suicide about a year ago after the joint entrance exam results were announced he was 17 at the time. This song always brings back memories of him.
Rest in peace
Which memories…?
EXCELLENT VIDEO! Thank You for the clarification about this tragic story involving Tara Browne. I remember it as being the story behind the supposed death of Paul McCartney and his supposed double. It is indeed nice to be able to finally know the truth! I'm subscribed!
I loved the days of listening to an album from beginning to end, the creative process of deciding what to end an album with made a huge difference.
Awesome video have a great day also one of my favorite songs ❤😊
Articulate and well presented. thank you for this content. Also- is that Michael Nesmith of the Monkees at 8:04?
Great post cheers my friend 👌👍
Thanks! 👍
I always thought of the that final piano chord as the car crash from the beginning of the song. To me it bookends the piece rather nicely.
Stan Kenton was the first recording of discordant orchestral music,in an album he had an orchestra tune-up their instruments all at once the album was called "City of Glass!" late 50's or early 60's Kenton was known for avant-garde jazz!
Before I found out the reason for this part of the song. I wondered if it was about Singer Jan Berry of Jan & Dean. As it fit Jan's accident up to the point of Noticing the lights changing. A Lucky man Jan was born to well to do Parents his father William Sr had worked for Howard Huge and flew on the Spruce Gooses only flight. The Reel to Reel Jan used to record Jennie Lee came from Howard. Made the Grade Jan was a Genius who did Music on nights and weekends as he was going to UCLA and Ca School of Medicine. Blew his Mind out in a Car. Jan suffered serious Brain Damage. People stood and stared , they'd seen his face before. In the News paper Photo floating around at the time and since. Two Los Angles Police Officers are looking at the car with a Photo of Jan & Dean laying on the mangled wreck. Jan's accident happened April 12 1966.
I remember all the mystery and speculation that surrounded this piece at the time.
I am a bit more a Stones guy...but.
Ordered Let it Be and John Lennon compilation album I should get tomorrow. Already had Sgt. Peppers 👍
... you can like both I started out as a Beatles man then gained a deep appreciation for the Stones too. They are the peanut butter and jelly of 1960s great bands ...
@DouglasRichardson-er4ky In the 80's and prior people were very adamant about liking either or... I never understood such reasoning, I like what I like 😃
Got my Let it Be album, waiting for the John Lennon album.
Beatles & Stones were the big bands and many other fantastic bands (Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd to name a few) I like.
Around 20 yo I discovered Frank Zappa...mindblowing 👍
After that I discovered the music of Ry Cooder 🤠
@@Michel-r6m ... Lou Reed/The Velvet Underground and Nico, The Pixies, Nirvana, Alice in Chains, Howlin' Wolf, Link Wray are all worth a listen too. You're right there WAS a Beatles vs. Rolling Stones division back then I remember this. I definitely was a Beatles freak off the getgo Sgt Peppers was my 1st ever LP purchased must have been about 1979 🤔 also purchased the VU banana album with Andy Worhol art simply because my favorite fruit was ... 🥁 ... you guessed correctly if you guessed 🍌! Wow did that album blow my 7 year old mind!! My mother and father both reacted with complete negativity to the screeching feedback of the rock n roll violin they were both classical musicians by trade so hearing a violin make such violent noise sent em both through the roof bonkers "TURN THAT CRAP OFF!!!" lol 😆
@@DouglasRichardson-er4ky I often play Lou Reed Transformer and David Bowie Ziggy in tandem 👍
Pixies are great (Joey Santiagio 😎 Bowie covered Cactus by Pixies).
Howlin' Wolf recorded in London with Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts 😎
Another album worth mentioning is Hooker 'n Heat (JLH with Canned Heat) 👍
@Michel-r6m JLH Boom Boom Boom 💥😎 is great I remember Bowie was an early Pixies fan ALSO Stevie Ray Vaughan promotor. I liked Tin Machine when they came out Bowie was incredible I can't say I'm a huge fan of all his music but there is no denying his brilliance. I can't believe Bob Dylan has been continuously touring for most of my life he is unstoppable 🚂
I would've imagined that the car would be unrecognizable after "crashing at 120 mph into a parked van". It's surprisingly intact given that speed.
I read Tara Browne's biography and there are a few inaccuracies in this video. He was possibly going too fast but there's no evidence of him doing 120mph. It was in the Earls Court area around midnight, heading north. Those Lotus Elan's were only carbon fiber , I couldn't imagine a worse car to have a crash in.
Lennon's narrative about the accident is shown on Free As a Bird video.
A well a everybody's heard about the bird
B-b-b bird, bird, bird, b-bird's the word
word up
Why is that gruesome image of Paul in that video? The window of the ambulance shows if for just a second.
@@mr.g1758 Ya know why////
@@mr.g1758 It's not PauI
You show the lights that stop me, turn to stone
You shine it when I'm alone
And so I tell myself that I'll be strong
And dreaming when they're gone
'Cause they're calling, calling, calling me home
Slow heart, dark weight
Down love, black canvas
Revolve within, you understand
I read many years ago that George Martin suggested using an orchestra. John had planned on just using the band.
Lennon told Martin he wanted a sound, "Like the beginning of the world to the end," or something like that. Listen to the first few measures of this song: it's genius, all by itself. Then think of the additional brilliance it took to add the perfect middle-8, production and orchestration. Sad that Lennon restricted himself to non-Beatlesque, basic rock songs after 1970. There was some great stuff, but the team that helped him channel his cosmic visions was dissipated in the wind.
also the producer was the 5th member of the band he had so much creative influence.
Mal didn’t produce this masterpiece
From George Martin's own words he only assisted the Beatles technically and had almost no creative influence.
Leave it to trained musicians to be told to play whatever they want for 24 bars, starting on a low E and finishing on a high E, and need hand-holding to understand it.
I’m sure iJohn was also thinking about Buddy Holly since “oh boy,” was a buddy song, and Holly was John’s Hero. That’s how songwriting works.
Many people think Paul was replaced by a double..but if you watch him play bass early on and later... that's almost impossible to mimic
Much more than that. The PID rumor was started by a DJ, and caught on with a cuIt. When PauI's brother Mike confronted the DJ about his Iie on the Mike Douglas show, the DJ had a meltdown, afterwards tried to hit Mike, and threatened to send him to the hereafter.
I had heard early on that this song was about their manager, Brian Epstein.
I read somewhere that The Beatles had whimsically stated that wouldn't it be great if that last piano chord at be very end of the song could last forever. Apparently this was ingeniously enabled by having the last fading sound of the chord etched into the innermost groove of the record. So as the song finishes on a spinning turntable, the needle of record players of the day would need to be lifted up manually or, in this case, could be left to stay in that final groove and therefore the chord would keep playing indefinitely. Amazing! The level that some people's mind work!
Tara Browne was not "killed instantly", he died the next day from his injuries.
My blonde brother and Paul McCartney looked nothing like each other in their respective youths. However, today their hair's the same colour, and, after my brother trimmed his bushy eyebrows, they look like twins!
Definitely one of the great rock n roll songs of all time 🤔
That car looked in pretty good shape for crashing into a parked van at 120 mph.
Was that supposed to be the actual image of the car?
@@Xxxxxrrr6464 it is the actual image, yes.
The reference to the holes in the story is about actual holes in the road. But the words in the song are
"now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall. I believe , knowing Lennon wit and humor. he
used the holes as a metaphor for how many young girls they could fit in the Albert Hall. Just my guess. What say you? Am I off bass on this?
You forgot to mention the sound of one of the orchestral chairs moving in the last second of the song.....the story is old news.
Cant say "A day in the life" is one of my favourite Beatles songs.
Fair enough! Which song is your favourite?
@@MusicMongoose You put me on the spot here! But ok "Hey Jude" but there are so many more. Thanks
You say he "died instantly" but there are multiple reports that he survived the accident for at least 2 hours. Two witnesses wrapped a blanket around him, which means there was access to him in the car to do so. As it was winter, this is why they wrapped him.
It's Marianne Faithfull telling the press he was on LSD, which conflicts with the coroner's report that say he had no drugs or alcohol in his system.
Suki's sister had a similar accident only the week before.
Yeah mate....hope you're really rich...
Nobody was really sure if he was from the House Of PAUL
I guess he blew his mind out in a car🚗...
writers seem to often state what their songs mean but to me its a lie. the truth is when we create anything we are dreaming and like dreams while we are asleep we often dont know what they mean. only someone with second sight can usually comprehend what the dream really means. So the universe speaks in code to them from everywhere and everyone else is none the wiser. Music is far more enjoyable when you understand what it really means though it does seem to resemble some kind of madness. most of the most famous songs seem to be pointing at one thing.
Time Bandits - “To be quite frank, Kevin, the fabric of the universe is far from perfect. It was a bit of a botched job, you see. We only had seven days to make it. And that’s where this comes in. This is the only map of all the holes. Well, why repair them? Why not use ‘em to get stinkin’ rich?”
"Everywhere is within walking distance if you have the time” by Steven Wright
I always thought he was referring to politicians, never thought of anything else, your idea holds water
But I thought Albert Hall was a political place so I was off base, it wasn't
Story is about PM…
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I always thought it was about the death of the real Paul McCartney. "Them freaks was right."
th-cam.com/video/2L8Q0t0CuKA/w-d-xo.html
Please stop.
Yes because obviously John Lennon would sit down and write a song about his dead songwriting partner - friend of 10 years - with some guy who supposedly replaced him.😂😂😂😂
Beatles roadie late Mal Evan was came up with the sgt pepper concept...of Beatles pretending be another band...
Paul took from created the rest....
Paul promoting drugs back in the day. He very much plays that down now.
It is a great song and indeed is, in my mind, the only decent track. The rest is rather ordinary and aver-rated.
To me it was really Led Zeppelin I that was the iconic album of the late sixties
The song is about McCartney's fatal auto crash.
th-cam.com/video/2L8Q0t0CuKA/w-d-xo.html
😂😂😂😂😂
@MusicMongoose😂😂
So you believe in a conspiracy theory that all the Beatles laughed and mad fun about people believing it
The brilliance of that completely improbable hoax was in getting so many conspiracy junkies to believe it. 😊