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I worked for Mike at this period and its 100 per cent spot on - a very stressful time and so many great hits lots all down to sheer jealousy of true talent, the man is a genius and should now be a Sir - Best Neil Sean
This interview is monumental! He is an actual songwriter that tells it like it was and how it is presently. I really hope Mike Stock comes back soon. Thank you Mike Stock and Mike Williams!
I just looked up more of his songs. HOLY COW this guy is a LEGEND!! All those Dead or Alive songs are still rotating in my playlist when I’m working out. Many of them you never heard on the radio, just the clubs as he mentioned. I have such awesome memories dancing to all those songs in Houston clubs back in the day. Awesome interview Mike.
Fascinating conversation. I remember all of Mike's hits from the 80s onwards. Never knew they tried stop him. He knows all about Billy. Billy has to pay, he madeva deal with the devil
Amazing 👍👍 Some real empathy for Billy’s entrapment , it’s a good lesson when you sign up for something make sure you have really thought it through thoroughly ,
I agree…today, I saw a YT clip recommended to me- something about Keith Richards warming up backstage somewhere recently, but all I saw was this very old, crotchety & frail man hunched over an electric guitar - looked like senile abuse to be honest. (also didn’t know KR is only 5’7”…funny how ‘the stage’ amplifies one’s stature)
Good morning Mike . Can't be said enough, thanks for all your hard work presenting wisdom and knowledge to us . It is much appreciated. Love your guest Mike Stock .
Watched the original on another platform. Stock was interviewed recently on the Delingpod. But this is better. A 'nearly' insider who was barred from the club when he refused the invitation. Brilliant video.
Remember watching Mike play on the old East London circuit (The Cranbrook, Brunnel Arms & The 3 rabbits (where Mike gave me my first gig supporting him) in a band called Nightwork, really nice bloke and became friends back in early 80s.
Your hard work is so appreciated. I bet you have no idea of how many people you have enlightened. Many of my friends who are casual observers now regularly refer to Fauxl as Billy! It blow my mind. Thanks again for all you do!
Much appreciated interview Mike. Amazing, back in the day, I thought SAW "were" the business, certainly didn't think of them as bucking the system. Incredible. And that Mike Stock talks reasonably openly about it when he knows, even now , what he's potentially forfeiting. Excellent show. The song Mike Stock is talking about " You Spin me" , has over 200 million on TH-cam.
Mike, Great show & channel! Mike Stock was a great guest. I hate watching news, but I can listen to you everyday to keep awakened! Thank you for your helping me in to watching what happens around me daily. It’s never too late to wake up. Thank you and keep going!
I must have missed this a few weeks ago. Thanks 👍 An outstanding, *rabbit out of the hat* moment Mike! This gent was so humble. I've of course heard of him. Couldn't fail to, in the mid to late eighties. Charts were full of their songs. I won't bore you with the artists. You're already aware of them. I saw Queen at Wembley, so sorry can't remember the year. Mercury was hopeless on three numbers. His voice was rough. I was near the front. My friend swore to me, that he was miming at one stage; and Roger Taylor covered his vocal, unseen at the back. I didn't believe him. However my mind went back a bit, to the mid 70s, I saw them and I remember the band couldn't recreate the sound. The difference? Technology. Coming together nicely about the impostor. Bye-bye mate. I'll catch up with the other stuff you've included; another time. Many thanks again.
Wow Mike what a presentation you have done it again, and Mike stock is so humble, he comes across as a real gentleman, stock aitken & waterman were a real powerhouse in the mid to late 1980s here in the UK, I really admire his honesty and integrity. Thank you both so much.
I was never a fan of the SAW "sound" but to be fair Mr. Stock comes across as a genuine, and down to earth chap. I enjoyed the whole interview. Well done.
I really enjoyed this interview. Very insightful and how wonderful to have a successful gentleman like Mike discussing openly the system. SAW had the biggest independent sales in the 8os in UK. That's a big achievement. They seriously rocked the boat.
Wow great video, this really cheered me up. Must feel good to be vindicated from such a big name in the biz. Mike you knocked this one out of the park. Cheers!
Great interview I was one of the people that danced through a decade with stock Aitken waterman songs they were the best music also to work too (Hairdresser) still got all the music.Ive found out about channel through Sheep Farm studios. This isn't mu first watch. I love your stuff thanks 💋
Fascinating interview. It explains so much that seemed odd to me growing up in the mid 80s / early 90s. I loved SAW music, but struggled with virtually everything on radio. While Mike talks about the BBC it seemed identical in Germany.
Great interview. There must be other songwriters and musicians who have made it big without help of the industry similar to Mike Stock. I have a few ideas who they could be but would imagine we could count it on one or two hands.
Thanks mike another great show, always look forward with great anticipation. Each show you do mike we always learn that little bit more. Most of all mike you always ask the right questions, that myself and all your followers would like to know. Thank you so much👍
That was fantastic mike i know who he is wrote loads of hits in the 80s for big artists over here its sad that they shur him down the way they did although not surprising pete waterman mustve been the one with the ties into the machine
Mike is the brother in law of a late friend of mine, his sister Catherine died at 46,it was really sad, my friend was a songwriter also, he said Mike would always play His song he wrote Called "gonna make you an offer you can't refuse" cos he loved it, but would never release a cover of it, Mike told me a few things about the music industry.
@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel It's all brilliant work. What a STRANGE scenario all this is, mind...I'm coming out of the shock and disappointment phase, and into a kind of appalled fascination
Northern Soul(Blackpool Mecca/Wigan Casino) played mostly American B side recordings or demos which their fans loved, knew every word and beat, danced their own moves to all night, made their own clothings to reflect their own scene style, no alcohol sold at the venues, all of which made no money whatsoever for The Man who shut it down as soon as they could, until such time as they could control it, commercialize and milk it.
Excellent Interview, of which i could get alot out of, as a Musician myself. For 05:31 ... same here. If i would try to play Stuff from my Band frrom back in the 90s, i guess i couldn´t do a single Song, aside from Fragments, like single Riffs etc. Would like if you would have the Man again in your Show. Absolutely interesting Personality. Greetings from Germany :)
Same experience here. And like Mike said, if I sit down and work it out on piano or guitar, I can eventually remember bits and pieces, but basically the songs I wrote in my 90s bands have faded from my memory. Side note: It is interesting how sometimes if I happen to try to play one of my old songs, which is very rare, I can revisit the headspace I was in when I wrote it. It’s an interesting phenomenon. I’m sure it’s common amongst writers. Anyway, nice comment. Be well! 🕊
Same experience here. And like Mike said, if I sit down and work it out on piano or guitar, I can eventually remember bits and pieces, but basically the songs I wrote in my 90s bands have faded from my memory. Side note: It is interesting how sometimes if I happen to try to play one of my old songs, which is very rare, I can revisit the headspace I was in when I wrote it. It’s an interesting phenomenon. I’m sure it’s common amongst writers. Anyway, nice comment. Be well! 🕊
now i have to comment.. i'm at 26:10 and i'm guessing the song he's going to mention is Jason Donovan's 'Nothing can Divide Us'...as the inspiration.. man this is soooo refreshing.. i always loved SAW's music.. but i totally remember they were villified in the music industry everywhere in the early 90's...and said they were 'uncool' and 'cheesy' or whatever... great interview.. Thanks Mike and thanks Mike Stock :)
@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel Thanks for your reply Mike.. started looking into PID in 2016/2018 and it made so much sense.. and i've followed your channel for a long time and love your shows.. i remember seeing your interview with Patricia Steere- and have followed you and enjoyed your work since.. I'm a musician too, so I'll look forward to sharing some songs in the future..and glad to hear your songs as well..heard Welcome to the Machine earlier and it's great..thanks for all your work, all the best to you and your family and cheers :)
@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel Thanks so much Mike, I'll send you the link as soon as I upload the first songs in a few weeks. I'm recording songs at the moment (and have a few v old songs on soundcloud as the little flame).. but the new songs will be the ones I'm goin to share under Kestrel and HomeSpunHymns. Take care and thanks again :)
Oh, to be a fly on the wall for your 'chit chat' after the cameras are off. Mike, I'd be interested on your take as to why Billy got busted in Japan for marijuana possession, where was his team to protect him? To me it sounds like an, 'I dare you', between Billy and the TPTB, for whatever reason, probably money/control issues. They all knew his fingerprints wouldn't match the ones in Germany, at the end of the day the British Empire had to bail him out. This is my second listen to this, such an outstanding interview. Thank you.
Wow wow wow. That was really power packed. I enjoyed listening to Mr Stocks insight into the business. When you spoke about Billy, at the end, I would've loved to have known more of what he knows. You know, the inside info. Thanks. Really great show.
Great interview Mike. On a somewhat related topic I have seen so many posts with Ringo's recent birthday with people telling him how young he looks. Can they not see that it must be some kind of body double. That cannot be a man of 82.
Cool, I'm looking forward to catching up with this one. Hey Mike, who is the Danish guy with the briefcases from years back? He is IamaPhony, right? Would he not be an interesting interview? And who was that young fellow who tracked him down and interviewed him? It was all very interesting, and I don't see it talked about very much. Hope all is well. Spectacular moon last night, Buck. Super, just super!
One question : why did Tavistock choose just the Beatles as their MAIN tool for the social engineering? I mean there were other popular bands such as Rolling Stones, Kinks, Pink Floyd, etc. did Tavistock gambled on the Beatles or they allowed the fans choose the band? I understand bands come and go but amazingly Beatles stuck around
Back then the record industry relied on managers, record brands/companies, Vinyl and Cd just came out... All was well organised to make it a succes.. Then came napster who changed the game.. a lot of money stopped coming in due to free downloads.. on internet... It never really recovred the music industry... form that Kazaa, winamp, limewire era early 2000s.. They tried to harnass it via Spotify etc but this furter stiffend the music branc, market.. Music blomed form rock and roll era 1950s from bill Haley, andrew sisters and Elvis int fullo on in 1970s... aftre whichthe synthesizer and drumcomputer were introduced... Which also gave Music industry an extra life, decade or 2 till 2000s.. These days.. Taylor swift.. whta the hell is that... she looks weird, dont play music and is a billionaire.. says also enough compared to 1980s milionaires Madonna or MJ that the dollar is falling in worth..
Hey, Mike: if Neil Ines could write and record all the songs for All You Need Is Cash in two weeks, could the Beatles have not likewise written and recorded Rubber Soul ?
Who said Neil wrote and recorded all those songs in 2 weeks? If someone is saying that it didn't happen. We have to move off the magic wand premise. The lads could not write 14 new songs in two weeks for the Get Back sessions which was the objective (and documented).
Firstly Paul Mccartney is 80 not 85. Agree his voice is nowhere near as strong as it was but his performance at Glastonbury was roundly praised by most critics. Secondly the whole video argument really started 40 years ago with MTV and not when TH-cam started. So there is nothing new there. Mccartney has written more number one hits than anyone else both in the UK and US, with the Beatles, Wings and other artists with all due respect..
WRONG across the board Dominic. If you are interested in learning you can start here 👉 tinyurl.com/8tah3cu7 otherwise hang out here 👉 th-cam.com/users/TheBeatles
Do you think the Beatles story is very like milli vanillin story in they sign up thinking they would be singing the songs only to be told not and couldn't get out of their contract I mean one of them die just like Paul maybe their manager new the secrets of the Beatles to
Hi Mike really great interview thanks. I came across a video on TH-cam of the Dave Clark 5 performing on the Ed Sullivan show where the Backing track failed. There's some interesting comments from a man named Bjorn Shigg who uploaded the video: saying Dave Clark took songwriting credit when the other band members wrote the songs or he paid songwriters for songs and put his name on the credits. Also he states that Dave Clark didn't drum on the recorded tracks or live for that matter. Here's the link to the video, I thought you might find it interesting: th-cam.com/video/MTQf26sZxYw/w-d-xo.html
And Jesus walked on ground that belonged to the occultic Roman Empire. Does that mean that Jesus was tarnished too? Of course not! What this man says about the Catholic Church is sheer nonsense.
@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel I did. And I prayed a lot. That's why I eventually left Protestantism and became Catholic. The Bible came from God via the Catholic Church. "To be deep in history is to cease to be Protestant." ~ John Henry Cardinal Newman (former Protestant) "I would not believe in the Gospel if the Authority of the Catholic Church did not move me to do so." ~ St. Augustine
@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel One more thing I'd like to add -- as Taylor Marshall put it well, we would never leave Christ because there was a Judas among His Disciples. So we don't leave Christ's Church because there are Judases in His Church. I do think your videos are very well done, though.
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Hey Mike have you ever thought of looking into the Eagles?
I worked for Mike at this period and its 100 per cent spot on - a very stressful time and so many great hits lots all down to sheer jealousy of true talent, the man is a genius and should now be a Sir - Best Neil Sean
Thanks for sharing!
This interview is monumental! He is an actual songwriter that tells it like it was and how it is presently. I really hope Mike Stock comes back soon. Thank you Mike Stock and Mike Williams!
I just looked up more of his songs. HOLY COW this guy is a LEGEND!! All those Dead or Alive songs are still rotating in my playlist when I’m working out. Many of them you never heard on the radio, just the clubs as he mentioned. I have such awesome memories dancing to all those songs in Houston clubs back in the day. Awesome interview Mike.
Fascinating conversation.
I remember all of Mike's hits from the 80s onwards. Never knew they tried stop him.
He knows all about Billy. Billy has to pay, he madeva deal with the devil
Amazing 👍👍
Some real empathy for Billy’s entrapment , it’s a good lesson when you sign up for something make sure you have really thought it through thoroughly ,
I agree…today, I saw a YT clip recommended to me- something about Keith Richards warming up backstage somewhere recently, but all I saw was this very old, crotchety & frail man hunched over an electric guitar - looked like senile abuse to be honest.
(also didn’t know KR is only 5’7”…funny how ‘the stage’ amplifies one’s stature)
Good morning Mike . Can't be said enough, thanks for all your hard work presenting wisdom and knowledge to us . It is much appreciated. Love your guest Mike Stock .
Very welcome
Mike Stock sounds like a man of character. Fascinating interview.
Mike is one of the good guys.
Watched the original on another platform. Stock was interviewed recently on the Delingpod. But this is better.
A 'nearly' insider who was barred from the club when he refused the invitation.
Brilliant video.
Remember watching Mike play on the old East London circuit (The Cranbrook, Brunnel Arms & The 3 rabbits (where Mike gave me my first gig supporting him) in a band called Nightwork, really nice bloke and became friends back in early 80s.
Your hard work is so appreciated. I bet you have no idea of how many people you have enlightened. Many of my friends who are casual observers now regularly refer to Fauxl as Billy! It blow my mind. Thanks again for all you do!
Much appreciated interview Mike. Amazing, back in the day, I thought SAW "were" the business, certainly didn't think of them as bucking the system. Incredible. And that Mike Stock talks reasonably openly about it when he knows, even now , what he's potentially forfeiting. Excellent show. The song Mike Stock is talking about " You Spin me" , has over 200 million on TH-cam.
Mike,
Great show & channel! Mike Stock was a great guest.
I hate watching news, but I can listen to you everyday to keep awakened! Thank you for your helping me in to watching what happens around me daily. It’s never too late to wake up. Thank you and keep going!
I must have missed this a few weeks ago. Thanks 👍
An outstanding, *rabbit out of the hat* moment Mike! This gent was so humble. I've of course heard of him. Couldn't fail to, in the mid to late eighties. Charts were full of their songs. I won't bore you with the artists. You're already aware of them.
I saw Queen at Wembley, so sorry can't remember the year. Mercury was hopeless on three numbers.
His voice was rough. I was near the front. My friend swore to me, that he was miming at one stage; and Roger Taylor covered his vocal, unseen at the back. I didn't believe him. However my mind went back a bit, to the mid 70s, I saw them and I remember the band couldn't recreate the sound.
The difference? Technology.
Coming together nicely about the impostor.
Bye-bye mate.
I'll catch up with the other stuff you've included; another time.
Many thanks again.
Wow Mike what a presentation you have done it again, and Mike stock is so humble, he comes across as a real gentleman, stock aitken & waterman were a real powerhouse in the mid to late 1980s here in the UK, I really admire his honesty and integrity. Thank you both so much.
What a fantastic interview. Was absolutely fascinating
Great interview. Thanks for this, Mike.
Thanks for listening
Great research and presentation. I’m a musician and you’ve confirmed my suspicions and opened my eyes to a brand new world.
looking forward to this Mike 👍 Thank You🙏
Hope you like it!
I was never a fan of the SAW "sound" but to be fair Mr. Stock comes across as a genuine, and down to earth chap. I enjoyed the whole interview. Well done.
Superb interview - many thanks to Mike Stock for being so down to earth and fun to listen to.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I really enjoyed this interview. Very insightful and how wonderful to have a successful gentleman like Mike discussing openly the system. SAW had the biggest independent sales in the 8os in UK. That's a big achievement. They seriously rocked the boat.
Nobody rocks the boat really.Might look like it
Very good interview. Thank you Mike and Mike!
Really enjoyed this interview Mike, I really believe there’s a whole lot more he could say!
I really enjoyed that Interview, 2 great knowledgeable lads telling us more Info on The Beatles 👍
Thanks for listening
Wow great video, this really cheered me up. Must feel good to be vindicated from such a big name in the biz. Mike you knocked this one out of the park. Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed it
A superb interview Mike! I rememberthe SAW (Stock Aitken Waterman) era very well! Thank you Mike & Mike 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you very much.
Another Master piece (pun intended) Bravo 👏👏👏
Glad you liked it!
Great interview I was one of the people that danced through a decade with stock Aitken waterman songs they were the best music also to work too (Hairdresser) still got all the music.Ive found out about channel through Sheep Farm studios. This isn't mu first watch. I love your stuff thanks 💋
Kudos to Mike & Mike!!!
xoxo The Clarences
Fascinating interview. It explains so much that seemed odd to me growing up in the mid 80s / early 90s. I loved SAW music, but struggled with virtually everything on radio. While Mike talks about the BBC it seemed identical in Germany.
This was fantastic !!
Never gonna give you up...never gonna let you down...
Really enjoyed this one Mike. Nice one 👍🏽
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks a million! This interview answered many questions. Way to ask the important questions, Mike.
This is brilliant, fascinating video, nice one you two.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great interview. There must be other songwriters and musicians who have made it big without help of the industry similar to Mike Stock. I have a few ideas who they could be but would imagine we could count it on one or two hands.
Thanks mike another great show, always look forward with great anticipation. Each show you do mike we always learn that little bit more. Most of all mike you always ask the right questions, that myself and all your followers would like to know. Thank you so much👍
Thank you!
That was fantastic mike i know who he is wrote loads of hits in the 80s for big artists over here its sad that they shur him down the way they did although not surprising pete waterman mustve been the one with the ties into the machine
Great broadcast Mike. Mike Stock was a great guest to interview...
Mike is the brother in law of a late friend of mine, his sister Catherine died at 46,it was really sad, my friend was a songwriter also, he said Mike would always play His song he wrote Called "gonna make you an offer you can't refuse" cos he loved it, but would never release a cover of it, Mike told me a few things about the music industry.
Mike is a good man.
@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel his sister was a lovely person and a great singer and classical musician
Great interview Mike! Very enlightening and confirms much of your research on the Beatles and the music industry in general.
MOST excellent, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel It's all brilliant work. What a STRANGE scenario all this is, mind...I'm coming out of the shock and disappointment phase, and into a kind of appalled fascination
Great interview Mike and Mike.... Let it Rut.
Great interview/discussion, very interesting!
Cracking interview guys
Thanks Mike 😊👍
You are welcome!
😊🙏👍
🏆 Best Content Ever Award
What an interesting interview, thanks.
Thanks for listening
Great get, great interview skills.
Thanks for listening
Mike, great guest , a real intelligent person .
Northern Soul(Blackpool Mecca/Wigan Casino) played mostly American B side recordings or demos which their fans loved, knew every word and beat, danced their own moves to all night, made their own clothings to reflect their own scene style, no alcohol sold at the venues, all of which made no money whatsoever for The Man who shut it down as soon as they could, until such time as they could control it, commercialize and milk it.
Excellent Interview, of which i could get alot out of, as a Musician myself. For 05:31 ... same here. If i would try to play Stuff from my Band frrom back in the 90s, i guess i couldn´t do a single Song, aside from Fragments, like single Riffs etc. Would like if you would have the Man again in your Show. Absolutely interesting Personality. Greetings from Germany :)
Same experience here. And like Mike said, if I sit down and work it out on piano or guitar, I can eventually remember bits and pieces, but basically the songs I wrote in my 90s bands have faded from my memory. Side note: It is interesting how sometimes if I happen to try to play one of my old songs, which is very rare, I can revisit the headspace I was in when I wrote it. It’s an interesting phenomenon. I’m sure it’s common amongst writers. Anyway, nice comment. Be well! 🕊
Same experience here. And like Mike said, if I sit down and work it out on piano or guitar, I can eventually remember bits and pieces, but basically the songs I wrote in my 90s bands have faded from my memory. Side note: It is interesting how sometimes if I happen to try to play one of my old songs, which is very rare, I can revisit the headspace I was in when I wrote it. It’s an interesting phenomenon. I’m sure it’s common amongst writers. Anyway, nice comment. Be well! 🕊
Mike mentioned billy I look at my battery on my phone 33% of course right.
Exactly, why were the Beatles every moment captured on video and camera before the became super famous. Very suspicious
I did like “get up and go” by the rutles wonder if they will make that into a movie.
now i have to comment.. i'm at 26:10 and i'm guessing the song he's going to mention is Jason Donovan's 'Nothing can Divide Us'...as the inspiration.. man this is soooo refreshing.. i always loved SAW's music.. but i totally remember they were villified in the music industry everywhere in the early 90's...and said they were 'uncool' and 'cheesy' or whatever... great interview.. Thanks Mike and thanks Mike Stock :)
Mike is one of the good guys.
@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel Thanks for your reply Mike.. started looking into PID in 2016/2018 and it made so much sense.. and i've followed your channel for a long time and love your shows.. i remember seeing your interview with Patricia Steere- and have followed you and enjoyed your work since.. I'm a musician too, so I'll look forward to sharing some songs in the future..and glad to hear your songs as well..heard Welcome to the Machine earlier and it's great..thanks for all your work, all the best to you and your family and cheers :)
If you have your songs on a platfom let me know. I'll post your link to my YT community tab.
@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel Thanks so much Mike, I'll send you the link as soon as I upload the first songs in a few weeks. I'm recording songs at the moment (and have a few v old songs on soundcloud as the little flame).. but the new songs will be the ones I'm goin to share under Kestrel and HomeSpunHymns. Take care and thanks again :)
Wow hes a real heavyweight over here
Man, I was hoping you would ask about his work with Billy aka Paul. But a great interview regardless.
Next time. Mike and I will connect again.
Is there any famous artist where we can say for sure that he did everything from melody, lyrics, studio and live?
Nick Drake, Cat Stevens maybe?
Oh, to be a fly on the wall for your 'chit chat' after the cameras are off. Mike, I'd be interested on your take as to why Billy got busted in Japan for marijuana possession, where was his team to protect him? To me it sounds like an, 'I dare you', between Billy and the TPTB, for whatever reason, probably money/control issues. They all knew his fingerprints wouldn't match the ones in Germany, at the end of the day the British Empire had to bail him out. This is my second listen to this, such an outstanding interview. Thank you.
Wow wow wow. That was really power packed. I enjoyed listening to Mr Stocks insight into the business. When you spoke about Billy, at the end, I would've loved to have known more of what he knows. You know, the inside info. Thanks. Really great show.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a great interview! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great interview Mike. On a somewhat related topic I have seen so many posts with Ringo's recent birthday with people telling him how young he looks. Can they not see that it must be some kind of body double. That cannot be a man of 82.
Exactly. People are extremely gullible. If they looked at video of Ringo from 5-10 years ago he looked older then. We are in one strange reality.
Almost like he's become a 'Stepford Wife' for the establishment, repeating the peace and love thing like a mantra.
Hi Mike, don't know if you'll see this. Do you know where I can get a copy of the 19th century Italian aria on which 'Yesterday' was based?
It's in my big presentation: th-cam.com/video/ccEhmQ0M4FY/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=MikeWilliams%27PaulIsDeadChannel
@@TeleCaster66 Not sure about Yesterday, but Hey Jude sounds like O Sole Mio.
Cool, I'm looking forward to catching up with this one. Hey Mike, who is the Danish guy with the briefcases from years back? He is IamaPhony, right? Would he not be an interesting interview? And who was that young fellow who tracked him down and interviewed him? It was all very interesting, and I don't see it talked about very much. Hope all is well. Spectacular moon last night, Buck. Super, just super!
Billy and Me: th-cam.com/video/9J0xjiQL_MM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=MikeyNL1038
wow theres mafia everywhere
One question : why did Tavistock choose just the Beatles as their MAIN tool for the social engineering? I mean there were other popular bands such as Rolling Stones, Kinks, Pink Floyd, etc. did Tavistock gambled on the Beatles or they allowed the fans choose the band? I understand bands come and go but amazingly Beatles stuck around
7 minutes missing, what did you cut out of the original?
7 minutes at the very end. Link to the FULL interview: tinyurl.com/53esfrtp
@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel I already watched it. Was good.
Brave Man.
I wanted him to name people though.....Lol.
Back then the record industry relied on managers, record brands/companies, Vinyl and Cd just came out...
All was well organised to make it a succes..
Then came napster who changed the game..
a lot of money stopped coming in due to free downloads.. on internet...
It never really recovred the music industry... form that Kazaa, winamp, limewire era early 2000s..
They tried to harnass it via Spotify etc but this furter stiffend the music branc, market..
Music blomed form rock and roll era 1950s from bill Haley, andrew sisters and Elvis int fullo on in 1970s... aftre whichthe synthesizer and drumcomputer were introduced...
Which also gave Music industry an extra life, decade or 2 till 2000s..
These days.. Taylor swift.. whta the hell is that... she looks weird, dont play music and is a billionaire..
says also enough compared to 1980s milionaires Madonna or MJ that the dollar is falling in worth..
Hey, Mike: if Neil Ines could write and record all the songs for All You Need Is Cash in two weeks, could the Beatles have not likewise written and recorded Rubber Soul ?
Who said Neil wrote and recorded all those songs in 2 weeks? If someone is saying that it didn't happen. We have to move off the magic wand premise. The lads could not write 14 new songs in two weeks for the Get Back sessions which was the objective (and documented).
Firstly Paul Mccartney is 80 not 85. Agree his voice is nowhere near as strong as it was but his performance at Glastonbury was roundly praised by most critics. Secondly the whole video argument really started 40 years ago with MTV and not when TH-cam started. So there is nothing new there. Mccartney has written more number one hits than anyone else both in the UK and US, with the Beatles, Wings and other artists with all due respect..
WRONG across the board Dominic. If you are interested in learning you can start here 👉 tinyurl.com/8tah3cu7 otherwise hang out here 👉 th-cam.com/users/TheBeatles
Do you think the Beatles story is very like milli vanillin story in they sign up thinking they would be singing the songs only to be told not and couldn't get out of their contract I mean one of them die just like Paul maybe their manager new the secrets of the Beatles to
Hi Mike really great interview thanks. I came across a video on TH-cam of the Dave Clark 5 performing on the Ed Sullivan show where the Backing track failed. There's some interesting comments from a man named Bjorn Shigg who uploaded the video: saying Dave Clark took songwriting credit when the other band members wrote the songs or he paid songwriters for songs and put his name on the credits. Also he states that Dave Clark didn't drum on the recorded tracks or live for that matter. Here's the link to the video, I thought you might find it interesting: th-cam.com/video/MTQf26sZxYw/w-d-xo.html
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And Jesus walked on ground that belonged to the occultic Roman Empire. Does that mean that Jesus was tarnished too? Of course not!
What this man says about the Catholic Church is sheer nonsense.
Please research the history of the Holy Roman church.
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I did. And I prayed a lot. That's why I eventually left Protestantism and became Catholic. The Bible came from God via the Catholic Church.
"To be deep in history is to cease to be Protestant." ~ John Henry Cardinal Newman (former Protestant)
"I would not believe in the Gospel if the Authority of the Catholic Church did not move me to do so." ~ St. Augustine
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One more thing I'd like to add -- as Taylor Marshall put it well, we would never leave Christ because there was a Judas among His Disciples. So we don't leave Christ's Church because there are Judases in His Church.
I do think your videos are very well done, though.